My recent adventures took me from decidedly summery weather to something more in keeping with gloves and scarves. As usual, I was limited to just a carry-on bag... But I was really delighted with what I took with me.
Nobody around you is going to be fooled into believing that you have a vast and limitless wardrobe at your disposal, and you're going to need to be able to do some laundry occasionally with this little ensemble. I found, however, that I was covered (or uncovered, as the case may be) for everything that I encountered.
AND!!! I deciphered the reason that all of this worked so well, and next week I'm going to explain the secret, and show some other examples.
Nobody around you is going to be fooled into believing that you have a vast and limitless wardrobe at your disposal, and you're going to need to be able to do some laundry occasionally with this little ensemble. I found, however, that I was covered (or uncovered, as the case may be) for everything that I encountered.
AND!!! I deciphered the reason that all of this worked so well, and next week I'm going to explain the secret, and show some other examples.
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| A grey tee shirt and black pants from Eddie Bauer, my old argyle cardigan, pearls, walking shoes, Tumi briefcase and carry-on. |
I only packed two pair of shoes, and contrary to normal advice, I smashed them down flat and tucked them into the inner side pockets of my bag. These Thierry Rabotin shoes are painfully expensive, but they can be resoled,so I keep them for years and years. And they're soft enough that the horrid smashing doesn't hurt them. Not shown here - pajamas, lingerie, and tights...  |
| An old Eileen Fisher cardigan and sweater, denim shirt, a couple of black tee shirts, beige and black scarf, Thierry Rabotin ballet flats and cross-strapped flats, Eileen Fisher slouch pants, my old black Muji dress, a grey cashmere turtleneck from before the beginnings of recorded history, black, grey, ruby scarf, skirted leggings |
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