We're traveling to Europe for three weeks! This trip was a long time coming but also super last minute. Jordi and I had been talking about potentially taking a trip to Europe for a while but we didn't book our flights and start planning until two weeks before! Needless to say, I am very stressed and we're going to be trip planning and getting things together until the last minute.
Since we're living in Florida where it's warm all year round, it was a bit difficult to make a cohesive capsule wardrobe for cooler weather. Thankfully, I am a big sweater collector and have gone thrifting with my sister up in Michigan (where they actually have cold weather essentials) so I was able to scrape together a small capsule that will keep me warm and looking semi- put together on our trip.
The capsule consists of:
two t-shirts (can be used as layering pieces or pajamas)
two long sleeve shirts
three sweaters (with varying thickness for warmer to colder weather)
two jackets (a fleece jacket and a leather jacket borrowed from my dad)
two pairs of jeans (one blue and one black)
one pair of joggers (for traveling and as pajamas)
a big scarf (can be used as a blanket)
a raincoat
a bathing suit
a hat
This list includes my travel uniform which you can read about here.
Not part of the capsule, I am also bringing along a pair of pajamas and an extra sweater to sleep in, as well as some thermal leggings, slippers, my three pairs of sunglasses, and of course underwear and socks.
We'll be gone for three weeks so I tried to choose pieces that would all go together so I could have the maximum amount of combinations with as little clothes as possible. If you count only the three sweaters, two jackets, and two jeans, you can make a total of 12 different outfits. That means I would only have to repeat outfits once assuming I don't find any cute thrifted pieces along the way (wink wink).
The sunglasses, hat, and scarf can also really change up a look so those will be great accessories to bring along that don't take up much space.
I'm definitely feeling a little underprepared for this trip. Since it was so last minute, I wish I had had a chance to buy a warmer jacket or coat, some nice boots and a new back pack. For now, we'll just have to make do without and worst case scenario, we can buy what we need when we're there (and hopefully secondhand).
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Fall is such a beautiful time to travel in Europe! I’m excited to see how you style those cozy layers. Any advice for staying warm and stylish? :) You should definitely consider a Pelle Pelle Jacket; its timeless design would fit right in with European street style.
Your travel capsule wardrobe is simply inspiring! I love how you’ve curated such a versatile collection that effortlessly blends style and practicality. It’s amazing how you’ve managed to create so many outfit combinations with just a few pieces. Your attention to detail, from layering options to accessories, truly shows your thoughtfulness in preparation. If you're looking for stylish outerwear to complement your outfits, check out https://pellepellestore.to for some amazing leather jackets and more. I can't wait to see the beautiful outfits you put together on your European adventure. Safe travels, and may your journey be filled with unforgettable moments! 🌍✨
I live in Clearwater Florida and going to Ohio in November to spend the Holidays with families? Help! What to wear? What to pack? For 2 months?