Buildable Travel Capsule Wardrobe for the Frequent Tourist

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Always wear a scarf or have one in your tote when traveling and touring I love to tour churches and they appreciate you covering your head in most places in Europe, Spain, Portugal, etc
Comment from : Bebe Danz

Thank you Kay for your excellent tips…have you tried unbuttoning your beige dress and layering it over your pant and t-shirt outfits…like a light coat I just wondered if it would work?
Comment from : Christine Roberts

Great suggestions!
Comment from : bee IzNS67

I hope that in the year since you posted this, you've made it to Europe! You deserve it! Thank you for a great video
Comment from : joia

Oh my! You look so stunning in beige!
Comment from : Irina K

you dress like an old lady
Comment from : Denise

No way Polyester stinks Literally It’s also just plastic, so makes me really sweaty and irritates my skin It’s okay for a windbreaker, but never touching my skin
Comment from : missmayflower

You haven’t been to Europe? You must go!
Comment from : missmayflower

Love your hair here !
Comment from : Sherry Crognale

Thanks so much for your video content, especially for my age group and similar style! ❤️😊💺✈️🧳 A dress is always a great item to pack Also, with a top of sorts over it makes it look like a skirtversatility! Also, agreed about a wrap scarfI frequently incorporate one of those in everyday outfits! (A Pashmina or Turkish towel are my favorite alternatives) Skechers and Clarks make some great travel-friendly (lightweight for packing, too!) and comfortable shoes to dress up or down outfits! I am a sucker for my Crocs, thoughsupportive and easy off/on for TSA plus double as slippers and shower/pool shoes (of course, the non fleecy lined ones) 😊 PS Wow, you're a Pastor's Wife?!? One of the most supportive, gracious people behind the scenes My Dad is a retired Pastor, and my Mom was such a huge support for him in many ways Thank you!
Comment from : Heather Frampton

I have been following a while, but I found this travel wardrobe Vlog only today So well thought out and presented I find it so helpful to rethink my travelling wardrobe I saved it and will come back it to help me pack for my Easter holiday Thank you very much !!!
Comment from : Marina Rehren

Great video Kay I have recently discovered packing cubes for the suitcase…what a joy I used them on my last trip, each group…pants, shirts, sweater/wraps…had their own cube, a timesaver and clothes were not wrinkled
Comment from : CMG

Just the advice I was looking for! Also, I, too, am married to a sign reader---I feel your (foot) pain
Comment from : Erin J

Can you pls show what pink sweater you are wearing over the athleta grey /beige dress 😊
Comment from : Maria S

Thanks so much for these videos, Kay I love the blazer you are wearing when you filmed this video, would you mind sharing which blazer this is please?
Comment from : Anna Vogler

Thank you and God bless you
Comment from : corazon estoesta

Could you please do a fall travel capsule wardrobe? I got the cashmere wrap and Athleta jacket and Talbot’s travel pants from this one
Comment from : Lynn Leipold

Omg🫢 Just on time I’m traveling sunday!!!
Comment from : Maria Felix

Excellent video and editing Merci beaucoup
Comment from : A Georgina

These are great tips! My tip: Consider moving the hemline of your tops up above your hips to your waist—I think you’re hiding your nice figure!
Comment from : Jami Schlafer

Did you take the waist string out of the Athleta sea soft straight pant?
Comment from : Karen Cushing

Third trip to Europe in September for Norway Cruise
Comment from : BARBARA SHUSTER

Great video! Thank you
Comment from : Martha Duarte

One of the ladies that work for Rick Steves said that the “travel” clothes are mostly polyester and do not breathe She suggests and takes in her luggage all linen and silk clothing Yes they wrinkle but they’re more comfortable Since I’m older and don’t wear leggings, I wear a lot of linen pants in the summer We just came back from Paris and a river cruise on the Seine and my hubby and I went for 11 days in a carryon and backpack each Our color palette were black, white and blue with a splash of color with my scarves Loved that we blended and didn’t look like a tourist The ice cream gal thought I was local and spoke to me in French after I greeted her with Bonjour I purged most of my polyester clothes in my closet, so brought cashmere, cotton, linen and silk on our second trip to Europe last spring
Comment from : Orthodiva

I ordered the Athleta Waistbag! It looks fantastic Loved this video Thank you!
Comment from : Lorie G

Loved this, would love if you did a cold weather version of this in fall!
Comment from : Gisselle Esler

This was really good and helpful What would also be helpful is if you could show us the toiletries and makeup you take on holiday and how you pack them I find that they take up more room than clothing and weigh a ton
Comment from : Suzanne Hall

I love mix and matching with a color palette when I travel It makes it much easier to go with just carryon luggage You showed 8 different pairs of shoes with these outfits I would definitely narrow it down to 3 as your list states
Comment from : Kimberly Berlin

I always have trouble packing light on my trips I want to bring everything apparently
Comment from : ladyesther

Thank you so much Kay for all these suggestions and good ideas Take pictures is an excellent idea 👍👏
Comment from : Nelly

‘Europe’ is a big place and includes half of Turkey so I will just talk about northern Europe The best tip I can give is to pack layers With climate change we get really extreme weather conditions now; sometimes it feels like 4 seasons in a week T-shirts, cotton or light knit (eg cashmere) jumpers, lightweight and heavy weight trousers, shorts or skirts and dresses for really hot days A raincoat is essential If you are sight-seeing please be respectful of other people’s cultures Please take a light jacket or shawl into a church if you are sleeveless and/or in shorts and remind the men in your lives to remove their hats (one of my pet peeves) I would suggest packing a refillable water bottle Buying lots of bottled water gets expensive and is not great for the planet If you are looking for comfortable/stylish/sturdy trainers if pounding the streets you can’t go wrong with Calla They are expensive but really worth every penny Happy travels x
Comment from : Dijana Warrender

I love packing videos, and yours was great, Kay! The beige items looked beautiful with your hair color and complexion I like to bring a few silk scarves and a statement necklace or two (nothing expensive) to vary my looks while traveling They take up very little extra space in your suitcase and can add a lot of pizazz to an outfit
Comment from : Pat Torelli

I gave up years ago worrying about clothes being wrinkled on a trip Get small containers at “The Container Store” for cosmetics they won’t leak
Comment from : joann van horn

Really good ideas When you mentioned fabrics that was a learning moment for me I will leave my linens at home Just spent a month in Europe with carry on only No problem packing I put my shoes in the outside compartments and use cloth packing bags The flat clutch is also a great idea brThanks You look very pretty with the blue colours
Comment from : marilyn Coburn

This is so real Got some good tips Thanks!
Comment from : Maricar Draw

When I first heard this, I didn’t believe it, but it’s actually true If you ROLL your clothes - shirts, pants, dresses,etc - you can fit way more into your suitcase😄
Comment from : Mette Norsk

I didn’t see you wearing your travel dress as a coat
Comment from : Kathy Gann

Kay This was another good blog g Last winter, after you discussed them, I purchased the Talbots Travel Pant and I love them What a nice addition to my wardrobe I have been using packing cases for my trips I have even spent a month in England and Scotland with a carry on by using these cubes I also have several Eileen Fisher sets I love them for travel They are real work horses! I take one nice outfit, which more and more comes in handy
Comment from : Beth Lowe

Thank you for the great information, Kay
Comment from : june barnes

Another suggestion is to bring inexpensive "travel jewelry" Get some fun earrings, bracelets, etc and leave your valuable pieces at home
Comment from : Victoria Fine

Thanks Again For All That You Do To Help Keep Us Gals Updated On Our Every Day Wear As Whell As Our Travel Wear I Have Truly Enjoyed Your Advice And Style
Comment from : Silverfox

Wow I’m so surprised that you haven’t been to Europe Oh you will love it I highly recommend you go to Italy first if you ever decide to go 😊
Comment from : Gigi Lewis

Athleta is one of my favorite places to shop They carry most things in tall sizes When are you coming to the PNW, Kay? Let's meet up at Cannon Beach :)
Comment from : Lori Allen

Do you have a link for the flat, black scrappy sandals?
Comment from : Barb Dreyer

So many great tips for packing! Your suggestions will work whether one is traveling to Europe or in the US My problem area is trying not to pack too many cosmetics, etc Have a wonderful day!
Comment from : Diane Davis

Another great video! Thanks, Kay
Comment from : Betty McGrady

I’m too messy when I eat I wear white at home, when I can change But I’m not sure I would pack a white shirt for me I don’t know how, but I usually get something on my shirt This was a great video I haven’t traveled lately But I would like to someday in the future
Comment from : Pam B

Your dance at the end was so cute! 😀💃🏻
Comment from : Christina Smith

Just what I needed! Thanks!
Comment from : Margaret Hooper

All great ideas for comfortable travel clothes brThank you Kay ❤brfor putting it all together so nicely
Comment from : sandy lynch

Love the photo idea! That’s a great way to remind yourself of the options you’ve packed
Comment from : Donna Schindlbeck

Such great tips, Kay!
Comment from : Rebecca Woods

I like having a linen scarf for summer because it can lightly shade parts of my body, like shoulders, that I don’t want more sun on, without making me hotter I got mine from H&M, it’s not at all soft, but was cheap
Comment from : Kimberly Perrotis

Well done! Love how you accented your neutrals with pastel pink and blue I’m aware I need to get the wallet that prevents someone from scanning your credit card from your purse — RFID, I think I purchased a cashmere oversize wrap from Macy’s (watch for one of their many sales) for use on plane because I’m always cold there but happily found it’s large enough to use instead of a throw when I’m at home reading or watching TV
Comment from : TheDriftwoodlover

I have a 40-year old pair of Rockport low-wedge sandals that are bliss to wear I’ve had them repaired and refurbished so many times that I’ve decided to hoard them for future summer traveling rather than finish them off with more everyday wear I’ve never yet found such a comfortable shoe, and they never look out of style Similarly, I’m hoarding some light-colored, cool, viscose knit dresses for travel I can’t wear those polyester “travel” clothes, the breathability and wicking claims are just advertising nonsense, these fabrics are just plastic
Comment from : Kimberly Perrotis

Thank you for your advice Good points
Comment from : Katherine Richardson

Great job, Kay!
Comment from : Maryann Wright

Great tips! We traveled in the Spring and the temperatures were unpredictable I took warm undergarments from Cuddle Duds They are light weight and don’t take up much room in the suitcase I had 3 different weights of travel pants but none were really warm When it was cold, I wore the Cuddle Duds under my travel pants from Athleta I have found that when I buy quality travel items I use them for years to come We enjoyed the opera ❤️😉🎶
Comment from : Michelle Holt

Thanks Kay for another great video I like your travel capsule although I would prefer a little more colour My husband and I will be in Europe in August and September We are very casual travellers and I usually have a similar wardrobe to the one you suggest although I try to stick to 3 pairs of shoes I travel carryon but need to keep my bag to no more than 7 kg (max limit for carryon to in and out of Australia) which is extremely challenging I would have liked a bit more emphasis on fabric choice (cotton and linens for summer or wool and cashmere in winter) I always take linen pants in the summer Yes they always crush but they still look fabulous I would love to see follow up videos on travel toiletries, a winter capsule or ski holiday capsule
Comment from : Elly Bea

Good morning, sweetheart Kay, great looks, ideas and tips brI haven’t been traveling, due to Covid, but with God’s mercy, May be I can be encouraged, and not to be alarmed brThanks again, for all ur great tips br🙏👍🥰👏⭐️🌹✝️🕊❤️
Comment from : Rachel Kivarkis

We are going to Europe for 6 weeks next summer and these ideas are definitely going with me! Thank you
Comment from : Laura GB

What great tips! Not a traveler, but I love them for casual, casual Thanks
Comment from : Barbara Rees

U always give trustworthy advice
Comment from : Darry Guli

Great video as always, but I cringed at the opening when I saw the shoes in your suitcase Shoe soles are dirty…my shoes always go in bags, either actual shoe bags, or most often just in plastic bags saved from the grocery store so they don’t get on my clean clothes
Comment from : Angela Castagna