My Airport Fashion Picks

The fine balance between travelling stylishly and comfortably is a tricky one to keep in equilibrium. I'm guessing that most celebrities got quickly bored of the fact that the airport is the new runway, but I can't get enough of airport fashion. You might hold the opinion that looking stylish can simply be reserved for your destination, but I think that airport fashion can be a fun challenge. Any chance to combine style and comfort is one I like! Below are my picks for airport style success, ideally suited for city break travel.

 by naomiupton on Polyvore

Current Elliott tartan plaid flannel shirt
net-a-porter.com
I'm obsessed with flannel shirts at the minute- stylish wrapped around the waist and a great layer to complete any relaxed look.

Finders Keepers ankle length skirt
collectivehabit.com
Maxi skirts are such an easy option for travel. Avoid jeans if you can. Comfier and cooler than denim, maxi skirts look good with every kind of shoe. 

NIKE Roshes
selfridges.com
In my wardrobe. The comfiest shoes I own! I love the look of trainers and a skirt if done casually. Chances are, if you're going somewhere warm, these will be your bulkiest shoe- so wearing trainers keeps you comfy and saves you some valuable packing space.

River Island white glasses
riverisland.com
Sunnies are an essential for when you arrive...or just to hide tired eyes! 

Topshop grey linen t-shirt
topshop.com
In my wardrobe. A loose, comfy t-shirt is a great choice for travel.

I think the key to comfort and style when travelling is most definitely layering, especially if the UK is your starting point. Keep it loose and simple, with plenty of leeway for losing some items as you touchdown someplace warmer.

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Happy pinning, planning, styling and travelling! xo