Let me be totally honest about this one. In my bags to this trip I only took things that I wouldn't be awfully upset if I lost them.Not because I think that this destination in particular was more likely to loose my baggage but because if that happened I would have lost my things in a place I didn't know and I wouldn't even know how to start replacing them.If on top of that I had lost my favorite items it would not be a very cool beginning of vacation.
In my hand luggage we took our wedding attire(including shoes), a swimming suit for each of us and another change of clothes.
Pic 1- On the plane- my strapless jumpsuit, cardigan and scarf
Pic 2-In the bags:
- 6 dresses(3 short ones and 3 long ones)
- 5 shirts
- 1 pair of shorts
- 1 pair of jeans
- denim shirtdress
- towel dress
- skirt/dress
- 1 swimsuit
- 1swimtop+ swim black shorts
I also took some espadrilles(that i wore on the plane), flipflops and casual black wedges)
What worked:
- I wore all the dresses,
- the shorts were nice o wear with a shirt,
- the bathing suit ,the skirt/dress and the towel dress were very easy to wear to the beach
- My travel wardrobe is still the most comfortable thing to wear on plane for me
- Everything was very easy to care for, no problem with wrinkles or anything of the sort
- Definitely more color, the vegetation and the beach invite brighter colors than black and white dresses or the occasional blue.
- Some of the tops I took have no place in my wardrobe. Even when confronted with having them as the only possibilities I preferred to repeat outfits
- the denim shirtdress was too warm of cover up for this kind of beach vacation
- the combination of shorts and swim top were not very comfortable, probably because I bought them in different occasions and from different brands so the top was too long and the waist of the shorts too high
- I need a fancier skirt that I can easily pack without getting wrinkles
Sorry for the long post. Thank you for looking.
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