How The Fashion Team Travel In Style

I’m constantly on the move, so I like to feel like I'm striking the right balance between comfort, practicality and style. A go-to are these relaxed drawstring jeans from Citizens of Humanity and a cosy wool jumper – Navy Grey has some great, easy styles – layered with something elevated like my Nanushka cape. A structured bag, such as the Ferragamo Hug, and sunglasses are non-negotiables – they instantly make everything feel more polished.

When I travel, comfort is always my priority – but that doesn’t mean sacrificing on style. A grey tracksuit is my forever go-to; it’s genuinely the comfiest option for long journeys and gives me a clean, effortless base to build on. I’m particularly into tracksuit bottoms styled with oversized sunglasses and a faux-fur coat thrown on top to instantly elevate the look. Add a large throw-it-all-in bag and it’s relaxed, polished and considered – exactly how I like to travel.

My travel look needs to feel elevated but still completely wearable – and ideally warm, as I always get cold on flights. I’ve had my eye on this Fair Isle puffer from Varley for a while; I love the knit finish and how it adds texture without extra bulk. I tend to stick to a neutral palette when travelling, so these Slvrlake jeans are ideal – wide enough to be comfortable while sitting. Finished with shearling trainers, a cashmere jumper and a roomy tote, it’s polished and easy.

I like my travel outfit to feel streamlined and intentional, while still being comfortable enough for long stretches of sitting. I always start with a great base – these LESET leggings  are perfect – then layer up with a crisp white tee and a leather jacket to add structure. Accessories do all the heavy lifting: sharp sunglasses, a sculptural bag and knee-high boots make the look feel considered, even when comfort is the priority.

Anyone who knows me knows I travel in style – quite literally. My holiday look always starts with my airport outfit. Comfort is key but I still want to feel put together, which is why a knitted dress is always a winning option. I’m especially into the new asymmetric hemline on this one. Knee-high boots are easy to slip off once I’m on the flight, while the kitten heel makes them endlessly wearable. An oversized jacket  and a roomy tote are non-negotiables – then I finish with a great pair of aviator sunglasses and earbuds  that double up as jewellery.

At this time of year, when destinations are cooler, I rely on ultra-soft Oysho layers paired with a Jessica K knit  that’s easy to slip on and off. A boot instantly sharpens up an airport look and I always carry Manu Atelier bags – they fit everything I need without feeling bulky. I keep the palette largely tonal, finished with considered pops of colour.