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The Pack-Flat Slipper
From Marrakech to Venice to Istanbul, there has been a long tradition of soft, low-profile slippers worn across the Mediterranean, shaped by centuries of cultural exchange across trade routes. Today, those same silhouettes feel especially suited to travel.
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One-Piece Swimsuits
A good one-piece won’t betray you as you’re climbing up the swim ladder at The Marbella Club, but a great one-piece can pull its weight in your suitcase.
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Our Favorite Jeans for Travel
A great pair of jeans might be one of the most reliable things you can pack. But finding ones that are sturdy, versatile, and comfortable enough for a long flight or travel day is no small task.
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Hakama Trousers
Traditional Japanese trousers known for their dramatic wide legs and structured pleats, hakama—originally designed for horseback riders and samurai—have been worn for over 1,000 years, but their silhouette is still enduring today. The generous shape is perfect for long flights, transitional climates, and full days of walking when you still want to look polished. We…
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Clutches
The unsung heroes of in-transit organization, clutches can work double (sometimes even triple!) duty: first as pouches corralling the odds and ends inside your carry-on, then shapeshifting into an evening bag, crossbody, or shoulder bag once you’ve arrived.
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All-Season Caftans
Now that we’re deep in the season where all we can think about is a warm getaway, we’re looking to these workhorse wardrobe staples that feel just as right for a dinner party at home (albeit with an extra layer or two) as they do tossed into a carry-on for a sunny escape.
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Channeling: Shearling
Whether you’re in Aspen or Atlanta, Cortina or Kyoto, half the world is in a deep freeze right now. While your first instinct may be to stock up on Heattech (same here), we’ve been inspired by images of vintage ski and old-school starlets on our Pinterest boards to lean into shearling.
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Dopp Kits
The toiletries/cosmetics bag has always been a goldilocks-style conundrum when it comes to travel—it can be so hard to find one that really works, but once you do, travel is just that much more streamlined. After road testing the most popular ones, we’re sharing our favorites that will get all your essentials there and back…
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Layerable Vests and Puffers
We’ve been there—boarding the plane in winter, stiff from all the layers that are necessary once the plane is freezing at 30,000 feet, but feel like overkill when you can hardly raise your arms to reach the overhead bin during boarding.