Going on holiday is a fun and exciting time – a time to explore new places, visit new cultures and relax in some of the most beautiful places in the world. However, when you go on holiday, you have to pack some of the best fashion in your luggage.
Fashion trends change so quickly these days that last summer’s outfits are old news by your next holiday. Some of the summer fashion must-haves this year, as seen on the 2019 catwalk, have been amazing, but they would only last for the 2019 season.
Yet there are some items that will always be fashionable and you can look stunning in them whenever you wear them, on whatever holiday.
These classic outfits are also helping us to better protect the environment. This is something that businesses across the world are encouraging. Bonds, for instance, is leading the way with their promise to reduce energy and water usage by 40% and 50% respectively.
So, if you want to make an impact on the environment and wear timeless classic pieces to look absolutely stunning, read the list below.
1. Long dresses
Whether you’re heading to a fine dining restaurant at night, or walking along a seafront, the long dress is a classic fashion statement that looks great on just about anyone. They can be used to pull on over a swimsuit after a few lengths of the hotel pool, or even be worn to visit the many religious grounds across the world.
Just be sure that you have a dress that is long, with a light and airy cut.
2. Shorts
Shorts are versatile (especially denim shorts). They can be used in combination with other clothes and accessories to create new, sensational looks that will turn heads. Shorts can also be a practical item if you plan to participate in any sports. Golf courses, beach games and even tennis are perfect activities to wear stylish sports shorts.
When fashion magazines covered their top fashion items you must wear this year, shorts were on the list.
3. Wrap dresses
Wrap dresses are perfect for all body types because of the way they complement your figure. The individual bands can be made higher, lower, narrower or wider to fit your individual shape.
In addition, these versatile items are great for any weather, and they can be easily teamed with a smart jacket or shawl in the evening, when the temperatures are cooler.
4. Jumpsuit
While most people wouldn’t expect to see a jumpsuit in a lookbook, this is an item that should definitely be on the list. When you have a well-fitting jumpsuit, you can look amazing when out and about in all sorts of weather.
Jumpsuits have made a big comeback in recent years and are even one of the most popular pieces for bloggers over at the Fashion Changers Lounge. They are surprisingly very practical and make for a great look – particularly if you are taking a cruise or expect a day of sailing.
5. Oversized sunglasses
Sometimes, bigger means better. Oversized sunglasses aren’t just for movie stars on the red carpet – you can use them to make a striking statement that immediately transforms any outfit you’re wearing. You can even mix it up, choosing different shapes and colours to match your mood. Fluorescent yellow? Check. Pastel green? Check. A more muted black? Double-check.
6. Flat shoes
One type of footwear that will never really disappear is flats. Many of the top models this year ditched their high heels and instead returned to flat footwear. These items are more comfortable while walking around, allowing you to actually enjoy a stroll down by the seafront as you walk past some of the best restaurants in Europe.
7. Short dresses
Short dresses are versatile and great for making you look stunning in the hot summer sun, anywhere in the world. They can be worn in a variety of situations; including down by the pool, exploring the local town or going out at night.
Conclusion
When you’re travelling you want to pack smart. Take as little as possible to ensure that you don’t go over baggage allowances, but also enough that you can look great whatever the occasion. That is why some of the best fashion items are versatile and will remain favourites for years to come.
