Travel Uniform
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Laura Jackson, Co-Founder of Glassette
The creative force behind the chic British homeware brand shares her travel rituals honed via her extensive travels, from Austria to Peru. Plus her favorite hotels in the world, tracksuit and trainers for long-hauls, and more.
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Fisherman Sandals
A practical tool-of-the-trade turned childhood staple, the fisherman sandal is having an overdue fashion moment. We rounded up our favorite ones—from chunky and rugged to sleek and dressy—that we can’t stop packing.
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Dressier Caftans
Nothing says summer quite like a caftan. These are the dressy kind that you can wear to a cocktail or dinner party on a hot evening with glasses clinking near a pool. You know—channeling the bohemian glamour of Talitha Getty or the drama of Diana Vreeland.
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Packing with Ghia’s Mélanie Masarin
Mélanie Masarin’s childhood summers in the South of France—where apéro hour is basically built into the circadian rhythm—inspired her spirited personal style (and spirit-free brand, Ghia).
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Packing for Pantelleria with Roberta Segantin
The founder of Sentier Italia spends time on Pantelleria each July, and her carefree-yet-considered packing ethos is exactly the energy we’re striving for this summer.
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A Perfect Day of Shopping in Paris
We asked writer-editor Christine Muhlke how she would spend one ideal day shopping in Paris. It’s Paris by way of someone who knows exactly where to find the perfect cheese, the best customizable leather-trimmed bags, and a Cy Twombly poster hidden behind a stack of art books.
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The Crossbody Pouch
Like an external pocket that’s perfect for holding everything from a passport and credit cards to a phone and doggie sacks, we rounded up our favorite stylish carriers of small and useful things for travel near and far.
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Our Favorite Driving Shoes
Whether you need the extra traction to grip the pedals of an Italian sports car or just the slick cobblestone streets of Spain or Soho, these are our daily drivers and moccasins that are light and pack up flat, and can easily take you from day to dinner.
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The Souvenir: Painter’s Smock
You don’t have to be an artist to love a smock—it’s perfect to throw on for dirty work, or to pack as a summer cover-up/extra layer (it doesn’t hurt that the look channels Camille Claudel). Yolanda picked this one up in Brussels, but you can get it online, too.