For the long holiday weekend, my husband and I went to southern CA to visit my family. We left on Thursday evening, so first we got to have a Thanksgiving meal with his family in the Boston area. Here's what I packed and wore for my vacation.
1: for Thanksgiving in Boston and traveling (both ways). It was absolutely freezing in Boston the day we left so I added the sweater on top of my standard airplane uniform of jersey dress and loose leggings. Very comfy for stuffing my face and then sitting on a plane for six hours.
(handknit sweater, Bailey 44 dress, Gap leggings, Frye boots)
2-3: Graphic tee, leather jacket, faded jeans, and moto boots for a non-shopping Black Friday. A bit cool (for CA) and rainy in the morning. We went to the Getty museum and then out for a late lunch at a local brewery, followed by a trip to the liquor store. The boys (my husband and my sister's fiance) may or may not have dubbed it "Black(out) Friday"...
(Edista tee, Kut jeans, Frye boots, Neiman Marcus jacket)
4: bootcuts for second Thanksgiving - my Mom decided to do the big Thanksgiving meal on Saturday when everyone was around. No shoes in the photo, but that's pretty accurate. Aside from an hour or so spent traipsing around the hill in my parents' back yard (for which I wore my gear sneakers) I didn't leave the house.
(French connection top, Anthro layering tee, Lucky jeans)
5: My favorite way to wear a skirt - with boots and bare legs! CA weather is much more accommodating than Boston weather for this look. I really liked how this came out. Worn to go to the LA Arboretum. It was super hot this day - almost too hot at times for boots!
(Hinge sweatshirt, H&M skirt, Frye boots)
6: Abbey Road outfit for Picture Perfect Monday. I was originally going to wear my watercolor floral tee on this last day of vacation, but realized that I actually had the makings of an Abbey Road inspired outfit with me with my zebra tee and bootcut jeans.
(Edista tee, Lucky jeans, Frye boots)
7: My (tiny) luggage. My Frye Veronica shorties are there for scale. The fuchsia bag is actually an overnight bag. I used the olive MZ Wallace purse for the entire trip.
Bonus photo of a peacock at the Arboretum. Such lovely colors!
PS - Will post more musings about my travel capsule in a reply below. This post is long enough.
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