How The Fashion Team Travel In Style

Travelling should be about comfort but I still like to feel put together – think a navy co-ord with a good white tee – this Leset one has the perfect cut. Thoughtful accessories that work just as well on holiday instantly elevate the look, while a  big tote is essential.

I never travel in anything that isn’t a tracksuit or a really great loungewear combo – it’s all about finding that balance between comfort and looking put-together. Barrel-leg joggers  are my go-to because they feel a little more elevated than a straight leg – and paired with a good-quality knit, the whole outfit instantly looks more considered. I also look in the menswear departments for travel bags – they’re just better proportioned and more practical. Zara Mens  in particular never disappoints.

My airport style is all about comfort but still feeling like myself. I try to keep things balanced. If I’m in a slouchy hoodie, I’ll go for something a bit more streamlined on the bottom. Picante hoodies are my go-to. Linen trousers like these WNU ones work well and I can keep them on when I land without feeling too hot. I don’t overthink my accessories but they do make a difference. I love my Bottega Campana and the Lava Red colourway is right up my alley. Finally, I add tinted sunglasses and slip-on mules, plus I pop a pair of cosy socks in my hand luggage.

Good airport style has always been a non-negotiable for me – but this time, I’ve found a way to make it comfortable too. A silky, pyjama-style co-ord is a true travel hero: effortless, polished and easy to wear. The geometric print adds a modern edge, making it feel considered rather than casual. I’ve finished the look with a statement tassel bag and barely-there kitten heels – because, of course, I still wear heels to the airport.

A matching knitted set is the perfect base – effortless, versatile and a great canvas for accessorising. A silk scarf is a chic touch, while metal-frame sunglasses and a roomy tote elevate the look. Mesh flats also feel refined enough to tie everything together.