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Road Trip Outfit






blazer-Banana Republic(similar here), wrap-ModCloth(similar here), scarf-American Apparel, fedora-Mikkat Market, jeans-Asos, boots-Old Navy, bag-Elizabeth Arden




For a road trip I like to keep it fairly simple, jeans, boots, blazer.  But I also like to have layers hence, the scarf and dramatic open-front cardigan.  You may recall my fedora from this post, I think its a super chic travel accessory, as in my Elizabeth Arden tote last seen here. There's always a lot of advice on what to wear while traveling, particularly for planes. For me no matter the travel it starts off with a good pair of jeans. By good, I mean a pair that fits well, while still being comfortable to sit in, is a dark rinse, which can be dressed up if need be, and a pair that makes me feel good about myself, i.e. skinny. That's a lot to ask for, but once you find that pair, buy 2.   The rest of my usual travel outfit consists of a super-soft t-shirt, cardigan/sweater and then a structured blazer.  It's all really  matter of balancing comfort and chicness.

Where was I going on this day you ask? Well, since you're wondering I had a girls overnight trip to Bedford Spring Spa & Resort!!! Stay tuned for that post, it will blow your mind!

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