I'm a Fashion Editor: 8 Comfy Yet Chic Travel Outfits I Always Come Back To
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@daniellejinaduStyle Notes: A relaxed co-ord is just the ticket to a comfortable plane journey. An interesting texture like plisse will keep you looking on-point as you get some shut-eye at 30,000 feet.
You can also style these pieces separately to maximise your holiday wardrobe.
It's always refreshing when an on-trend shoe is affordable.
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@francescasaffariStyle Notes: A loose jumper comes with me on all my travels, and I like teaming it with a roomy maxi skirt so I don't feel restricted. Take note from Francesca and finish off the cosy-yet-classy look with a pair of Adidas sneaks.
The trainers that are near-impossible to get hold of are finally back in stock.
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@aysha.sowStyle Notes: This is a look you can take straight from airport to beachside bar. Slip on lightweight, breathable trousers (planes can get stuffy, after all) and simple separates that you'll re-wear once you arrive at your destination.
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@lindseyholland_Style Notes: When in doubt, you can always rely on trackies to deliver on the comfort front. Opt for leather slides instead of trainers for a fashion spin.
This slimline jogger is sleeker than your average pair.
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@theannaeditStyle Notes: If you've got an early start and you're travelling from somewhere cool, a chunky jumper is a non-negotiable. Style it with leggings and a tee underneath so you can remove the extra layers when you land.
You can also chuck this over your outfit on cooler summer evenings.
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@jeannine.roxasStyle Notes: From breakfast bar to boarding gate to window seat, you'll feel light as air in this comfortable combination. A long cotton skirt is basically a wearable blanket, and it doubles as a versatile piece for days by the beach.
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@claudia_berresfordStyle Notes: Linen is breathable, natural, and therefore ideal for a long flight. Make things easy for yourself and choose a matching set—this look happens to be very on-trend this season, too.
These trousers are easy to dress up for dinner out.
Plenty of space for your passport, cosmetics bag and airpods.
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@annelauremaisStyle Notes: I know what you're thinking—a dress? For a long flight? If it sounds like a strange choice, that's because you're picturing the wrong kind of dress. You want one in a super-stretchy jersey fabric that you won't mind sitting in all day (or night) long, with a tee underneath in case there's a chill on-board.
This is Anne-Laure's exact dress—doesn't it look so comfy?
Make sure you break these leather shoes in before take-off.