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26 Travel Outfit Essentials for Women

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When it comes to travel, we know you need to find the perfect balance between comfort and style. After all, it’s great to look put together while hopping on a flight, but not at the cost of your comfort—especially on long-haul trips. Rest assured, we've curated a list of wardrobe essentials to achieve flawless travel and airport outfits, whether you are exploring a new destination for business or pleasure.

When it comes to the best travel outfits for women, accessories play a critical role in keeping you comfy and organized. All you have to do is remember a comfortable pair of shoes , compression socks to keep things moving, an eye mask that's an upgrade from the one the airline provides, and a chic shawl that doubles as a blanket. And of course, no travel outfit would be complete without a fashionable (and functional!) carry-on bag on your arm or atop your luggage . This bag should house all your essentials and still level up your airport outfit. Keep reading for some of the best travel and airport outfit ideas for your next trip.

Spanx AirEssentials Wide-Leg Pants

Sometimes nothing less than sweats will do, and here is where Spanx really excels. Oprah picked these for her 2022 Favorite Things , saying, “You might know Spanx for its shapewear, but it also does fantastic cozy clothes. When I tell you this set feels light as air, I’m not kidding. It’s my new leisure suit. The perfectly loose-and-lightweight fabric is like buttah!”

J. Crew Cashmere-Wool Travel Wrap

Let's be honest, you can't always count on the airline's blankets to keep you warm, and some even leave annoying fluff behind. Stay warm and stylish with your own wearable blanket by way of this travel necessity from J.Crew which comes in eight different colors.

Girlfriend Collective Compressive Pocket Legging

Leggings are a perfect choice for traveling wear. And these have Oprah's seal of approval, as they were picked for Oprah's 2022 Favorite Things list. Eco-friendly and size-inclusive (the range goes through 6XL), these compression leggings are available in a plethora of hues. Plus, they feature double-sided seaming and pockets.

Vuori Elevation Trouser in Midnight Heather

Vuori is celebrated for its super-cozy pieces. The best thing about these pants? They look put together while the stretch-knit fabric is as comfy as your favorite Vuori loungers. The high-rise waist and loose fit of the leg give you an effortlessly stylish silhouette.

Zeagoo Coordinated Two Piece Linen Pants Set

You might look like you're already on vacation if you show up to the airport in this neutral pants and button-down set. Available in two bright and two neutral colors, and sizes small to 2XL.

Dr. Scholl's Time Off Platform Sneakers

Celebrated for consciously comfortable footwear, these sneakers from Dr. Scholl's are tricked out with tons of features for all-day comfort. Inside, anatomical cushioning and arch support keep you covered while a lightweight, anti-slip platform ensures you have a secure grip. This minimalist sneaker looks just as good with a matching suit as it does with a low-key sweat set.

Asutra Silk Eye Mask

Oprah chose this eye mask for her 2023 Favorite Things list. "Sleeping with a mask is life-changing—I cannot tell you how much the quality of my sleep has improved," she said. "This weighted 100 percent silk one stays down and doesn’t let even a pinch of light in.” Co-owned by superstar Venus Williams, Asustra produces eye pillows that are filled with lavender and flax. Whether you want to meditate or snooze during your flight, this adjustable mask will definitely relax you.

Spanx Core-Shaping Perfect Pant High-Rise Flare

The perfect pant does not exist—wait, yes it does, and here it is. This high-rise flare option is designed with premium ponte fabric and a comfortable pull-on design for maximum comfort and easy styling on your flight. Plus, it comes in size XS to 3X, so there's something for everyone.

Chico's Travelers Classic No Tummy Pants

Chico's Travelers collection is made from wrinkle-resistant fabrics in comfortable silhouettes. Thanks to a pull-on waist and front darts, these No Tummy Pants are flattering and always look put together. If you're looking for a more relaxed silhouette, there's also the wide-leg Hutton pants in black.

JW PEI Aylin Canvas Cellphone Crossbody Bag

Making sure you have all your essentials when going through airport security can be tough. Thankfully with this convenient crossbody, you'll have your phone and cards right at hand.

Bombas Women's Everyday Compression Socks

Compression socks are always a good idea for traveling. These Bombas styles offer graduated compression of 15 to 20 mmHg while providing arch support. Unlike other socks that can feel scratchy or clammy, these are soft, moisture-wicking, and subtly cushioned.

Spanx Women's AirEssentials Half-Zip Sweater

Sometimes nothing less than sweats will do, and here is where Spanx really excels. Oprah picked this top for her 2023 Favorite Things , saying, “Wow. Wow. Wow. May I tell you I got this set last year? I wore it in a photo shoot for O Quarterly and never looked back...” Why not pair it with the coordinating wide-leg pants for a full sweatsuit?

State Bags Kane Double Pocket Backpack

A decent backpack for travel is essential, and this minimalist beauty from State Bags is the epitome of a good one. The most brilliant part about this seemingly simple bag is that it has two main zippered compartments—so you can keep your clothes, a pair of shoes, and your laptop separate and protected. We love the high-quality nylon that doesn't attract dirt and is easy to clean. It's sleek, simple, and logo-free, and of course, there's a trolly sleeve for easy transit.

Naturalizer Carla Contour+ Comfort Premium Leather Flats

At this point, Naturalizer may as well be synonymous with comfortable shoes. The 27 Edit Carla flats are crafted from beautiful leather and add instant polish to any outfit you're sporting at the airport or station. Editor tried and tested, they offer the brand's signature Contour+ Comfort and added cushioning for serious all-day support.

Hoka Women's Bondi 8 Sneakers

Hoka's sneakers are cult Oprah Daily office favorites and podiatrist-approved . Not only do they look good with just about everything, but the Bondi 8 sneakers also offer a full-length EVA midsole for the highest level of cushioning and arch support.

Gola x Anthropologie Hawk Sneakers

Supportive and chic! If you're looking for a pair of fabulous summer sneakers, you can stop right here. We love that these Gola x Anthropologie collaboration low-tops are ideal for the plane as well as exploring in style.

Everlane Organic Cotton Honeycomb Cardigan

This gorgeous honeycomb cotton cardigan is part of the latest iteration of Everlane Editions: The Art of Spring Layering. Crafted from responsibly sourced and lower-impact materials, this 100 percent organic cotton knit is ideal for layering before, during, and after your flight.

Lands' End Wrinkle-Free Button-Down Shirt

A classic button-down shirt is a travel essential that elevates any in-transit look. Lands' End's timeless button-down has all the details you need: a lightweight, wrinkle-resistant stretch fabric and a longer length for coverage. Luckily, you can cover all your bases with plenty of solid and striped options to choose from. Plus, it comes in an extended range of sizes from XXS to 3X.

K. Carroll Accessories Taylor Tote

These vegan suede totes are great for hauling all your in-flight essentials, with plenty of room. There are a range of colors to choose from. "Not too big or too small, this vegan suede tote is just the right size for your on-the-go loved one in need of a stylish solution," Oprah said when highlighting the Taylor tote on her 2022 Favorite Things list.

Open Edit Relaxed-Fit Blazer

Traveling with a blazer may seem like a stuffy idea at first. But when you really think about it, it's pretty genius. Blazers can instantly be dressed up with comfortable heels or down with a great pair of sneakers. It's the easiest way to look put together in a pinch—especially when you're on the go. Make sure you opt for an oversized style to stay comfortable.

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You want to feel comfortable when exploring a new city and in transit to and from your destination. Plus, it’s nice to fit in a few low-key, athleisure ensembles for lounging or getting in a workout. The most seasoned travelers will tell you the best travel outfits for women are all about preparation and simplicity. And while elevated basics are a great foundation, you can still bring along that playful new dress, trendy pair of heels , bold statement set, and fun pieces of jewelry without requiring an extra checked bag or two in the process.

Planning is the key to your most masterful pack, whether you’re getting away for a long weekend or escaping to a far-flung locale for several weeks. Ahead, 19 gorgeous travel outfit ideas guided by the ever-inspiring street-style set, ranging from vacation-ready dresses and matching sets to effortless-looking denim and trouser ensembles. Your next trip just got a lot more stylish.

Fresh & Clean

Whether you’re a committed minimalist or all for easy pairings when traveling, this tonal combination of a tank top and trousers is at once breezy and polished. While a leather bag perfectly grounds the look in the city, a woven crochet tote or straw crossbody will create a quintessential summer vibe.

A ribbed design, like this racerback, feels more distinctive than plain jersey or cotton.

Sizes: XS–XL

Materials: Cotton

These textured cotton trousers are perfectly floaty in the heat.

Materials: 98% cotton, 2% elastane

Orange You Glad?

A T-shirt dress is one of the best travel garments for a comfortable look beyond activewear. Liven things up by choosing a bold color like orange—how vibrant does Nikki Ogunnaike look here with layered necklaces, sleek sunglasses, and bangles?

A maxi length feels sophisticated, especially in a bold hue.

Sizes: 0–12

Mejuri Bold Letter Pendant Necklace

Personalize your look with a bold letter necklace in combination with a beaded strand and a smaller pendant.

Materials: Gold vermeil

Attention-Grabbing Embroidery

A standard Canadian tuxedo could never. This embroidered white shirt-and-skirt set is idyllic for a coastal getaway.

Aje Esprit Embroidered Crop Top

You can’t beat a boxy crop top for instantaneous cool (and comfort in the heat).

Sizes: 4–16

Aje Esprit Embroidered Miniskirt

Paired with the coordinating top, this mini is perfect for daytime adventuring—just add sporty sandals or sneakers.

Color Me Happy

The ultimate denim look on holiday? A baggy silhouette with a multicolor crop top—joie de vivre, indeed.

Emporio Sirenuse Dalia Frayed Pleated Striped Linen Bustier Top

This bustier crop is the perfect contrast to oversize denim, and layers beautifully under a jacket.

Sizes: 38–50 IT

Materials: Linen

Agolde Ellis Trousers in Baffle

Pleats and a high-rise waist ensure these roomy jeans look polished.

Sizes: 23–34

Materials: 70% lyocell, 30% cotton

Weave Around

Crochet always radiates feelings of wanderlust. A larger open-weave set, like this oversize shirt-and-skirt combo from Nia Thomas, feels very modern.

Nia Thomas Sessa Shirt

The shiny iridescent mother-of-pearl buttons add the perfect playful detail for travel.

Nia Thomas Duda Skirt

Pair this skirt with the matching shirt one day and a fitted tank top the next, for two effortlessly put-together outfits. A travel wardrobe is all about efficiency.

Sizes: XS–2XL

Supersize Me

Center-stage accessories are a great way to dial up the effect of simple silhouettes without taking up too much space in your suitcase.

Favorite Daughter Lanai Strapless Satin Corset Top

Offset this top’s gleaming fabric and feminine silhouette with loose denim and flats.

Sizes: 6–14

Materials: Polyester

Carolina Herrera Aria Matte Resin Chunky Chain Necklace

White resin chain links are versatile and timeless.

Sizes: One size

Materials: Resin, gold-tone metal, and brass

The little white dress is a summer icon, particularly in crisp cotton poplin fabric and a refined silhouette.

J.Crew Scoop-Neck Shift Dress

This crisp white mini is endlessly versatile. Pair it with sandals or sneakers for an easy summer look.

Sizes: XXS–3X

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Take it from me, a remote worker who doesn't live in a "fashion" city: The outfits I wear for travel are the most important outfits that I wear. I choose my  travel outfits carefully and usually shop for new pieces while I'm making my packing list. I've already started thinking about the trips I have planned in 2024 so far, and it's probably going to dictate what trends I buy for the next season to some extent.

As you know, not all trends are appropriate for travel. I tend to gravitate toward ones that are versatile and comfortable and don't take up a ton of luggage space. I took a close look at the spring/summer 2024 and my Instagram feed and selected seven that are perfect for travel and that I'll definitely be shopping for soon. Keep scrolling to find out what makes them superior and shop them for your own 2024 travel wardrobe.

Color trends are especially easy to incorporate into your travel wardrobe. Burgundy feels particularly fresh right now, and it's one of the most versatile color trends of 2024.

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Pointed-Toe Flats

Unless I'm going to a wedding or another dressy event, I stick to flats when I travel. The newest flats trend—pointed-toe flats—will make all of your outfits look elegant.

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Cream-Colored Jeans

I wear jeans more often than not when I travel. I'm looking forward to investing in a new cream-colored pair just like everyone else, seemingly.

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Utility Jackets

I never travel without a jacket, and a utility style is what I'm buying for spring trips. This Miu Miu one is the goal, but there are plenty of others out there that you can get for far less than $5600.

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Polo Shirts

Another trend I'm stealing from the runways—including Miu Miu, Gucci, and Loewe—is polo shirts. They're a no-brainer for travel because they're as easy to style as a T-shirt but slightly more elevated.

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Oversize Sunglasses

As someone who doesn't sleep enough, especially when I travel, I plan on fully embracing the oversize-sunglasses trend.

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Pedal Pushers

This one may be controversial, but I think it's going to end up being big. Pedal pushers are one of the buzziest trends on the horizon. Since I don't always love wearing shorts when I travel, these will be a great alternative when it's hot out.

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As someone who has traveled to more than 30 different countries and over 75 cities, curating a small collection of clothing to wear on planes, trains and automobiles is an investment worth making if you love to travel . You know, clothing that feels like you’re wearing pajamas but doesn’t actually look like you’re going to bed.

When it comes to finding the perfect travel look that’s ideal for long flights, cramped bus rides, maybe even adventurous boat days, and anything in between — comfort, style and a price tag that won’t break the bank can all come into play if you shop properly.

Luckily, we’ve curated a list of some of the best travel-friendly garments and accessories on the market that will make that redeye a bit more bearable.

Whether you’re on the hunt for the perfect, wrinkle-free loungewear set to wear on your next cross-country road trip or a chic, lightweight parka that will easily pack into your carry-on — you’ve come to the right place.

This list includes options from Spanx , Soma , Everlane , Amazon , Cozy Earth and more.

1. Spanx AirEssentials Cropped Wide Leg Pants , $118

• Pairs well with the AirEssentials Half Zip ($118) or the AirEssentials Tunic Tank ($88)

Spanx has an entire collection of travel-friendly clothes that is a comfy as a cloud but as trendy as the latest Vogue cover girl. These cropped wide leg pants for example are made of spacer fabric that’s lightweight, soft and ultra drape-y, designed to feel silky against your skin.

2. ZESICA Women’s Long Sleeve Crop Top and Pants Set , $49, original price: $60

If you’re reading through this article just a few days before your trip and need a comfy and chic travel outfit quickly, go for this well-rated loungewear set that will get to you in just two days — thanks to Amazon Prime 2-day shipping.

3. ODODOS Women’s Wide Leg Palazzo Lounge Pants , $27, original price: $48

Another option from Amazon that will be delivered in just a couple days is this pair of lounge paints that would be great with your denim jacket and go-to fitted T-shirt.

4. Soma Relaxed Fit Linen Shirt , $59

You can never go wrong with a classic linen shirt for a flight to a tropical destination. The materiel is lightweight enough to be comfortable when you set foot off the plane and easy to wear with leggings, jeans or slacks.

5. Quince Tencel Jersey Fit & Flare Dress , $40

A comfy, jersey material dress with a denim jacket is a classic look that will never go out of style and is always a comfy option for travel if you want to look and feel good.

6. Everlane The Air Oversized Crew Tee , $30

Sometimes it’s best to just keep things simple. Invest in this sleek, oversized crew T-shirt that comes in a variety of colors and pair it with your favorite joggers, leggings or jeans.

7. Cozy Earth Women’s Bamboo Rib-Knit Jogger Pants , $128, original price: $160

• Pairs well with the Women’s Bamboo Rib-Knit Hoodie ($124, original price: $155)

Yes, Cozy Earth makes more than just sheets ! These comfy joggers pair well with the brand’s matching hoodie and are a chic option for early morning flights or long car rides.

8. Everlane The Pima Micro-Rib Funnel-Neck Tank , $40

Everlane’s funnel-neck tank top is a staple that can be worn with a variety of bottoms on the plane and throughout your whole trip that’s to it’s versatility.

9. lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag 1L , $38

The lululemon Everywhere belt bag is the item I could not live without during my last trip to Europe in 2021. It surprisingly fits a ton of items and keeps your essentials stored away safely but accessibly.

10. Everlane The ReNew Long Liner Packable Jacket , $198

If you’re on the hunt for the perfect, packable jacket to wear on your next adventure in the fall or spring, this Everlane The ReNew Long Liner is great for all sorts of activities and looks cute too! The best part? It packs into a small ball for storage.

11. Béis The East to West Tote , $108

For the gal who has been searching for the perfect carry-on tote bag — we may have just changed your life! The Béis East to West Tote features two different handle straps, a shoulder strap, tons of pockets and a zipper, too.

12. lululemon Wunder Train High-Rise Crop 23″ , $88

This article would not be complete without a pair of leggings because let’s be real — that’s what most of us are traveling in these days. And while there’s certainly times when you need to dress to impress during a travel day, sometimes there’s nothing better than throwing on a pair of your comfiest leggings, an oversized sweatshirt and jumping on a flight.

13. AllBirds Women’s Tree Dasher 2 , $135

A pair of great walking shoes is a must for the airport, sightseeing and beyond. AllBirds’ Women’s Tree Dashers are great for comfort and style.

14. Rothy’s The Original Slip On Sneaker , $119

For an option that you can easily slip-on (hence the name) and that can be machine washed as soon as you get to your Airbnb, we love traveling with Rothy’s sneakers.

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These travel outfit ideas include plenty of wardrobe essentials you'll use while at home or away anyway. Think: the best joggers , high-waisted leggings , loungewear sets , and a go-to tee you'll want to wear every single day. There are great straight-to-the-office outfits, too, if you're headed right to a meeting from the airport. Of course, we also included travel must-haves like compression socks and a silk sleep mask for long plane rides.

Everything here can easily be rolled up and tucked into a bag, too. Maybe you don't need that wrap in the warm weather outside, but you'll step inside to the freezing cold air conditioning and thank yourself for being prepared. No matter where you go, remember that life is all about the journey, not the destination. You might as well look and feel good all the while. So grab these smart travel outfit ideas and bon voyage! ✈️

These rank at the top of best jogger lists because they truly are that comfortable. The fabric is super soft and the semi-relaxed fit lets you move around with ease. With over a dozen colors to choose from, you can go basic with black or gray or pick your favorite color. Either way, you'll never want to take them off.

This tee is a one-size-fits-most powerhouse. It's oversized without looking sloppy and has comfy 3/4-length sleeves and high side slits for a fashionable touch. The 100% cotton slub fabric is airy and light, making it perfect for wearing loose, tucked in at the front, or knotted at the hip. You'll want one in every color!

If you tend to get a little chilly when the air conditioning hits, you need something to lay over your shoulders and arms. Enter: this stunning cashmere and silk blend scarf! You can wear it as is, draped over your outfit, or as a scarf under a jacket.

Pranayama Restore Wrap

If you need an extra layer but prefer sleeves, go with an open cardigan style. This wrap is made of breathable, stretchy fabric and it has pockets! It also comes in over a dozen colors and is available in sizes XXS to 3X in regular, petite, and tall lengths.

Buttery Soft High Waisted Yoga Pants

You can absolutely splurge on an expensive pair of leggings if you live for that kind of comfort. But when Amazon has a buttery soft pair for under $25, that means you can buy an extra one for when you get to where you're going, too. With over 20 color options, you'll have plenty of outfits to coordinate.

L.L.Bean Everyday SunSmart Knit Dress

The great thing about a dress is you can go straight to the beach or brunch as soon as you arrive to your destination. This one is made of a soft jersey knit blend with a tie waist that you can make as tight or as loose as you want. The fabric also has UPF protection so you really can wear it straight to the sand!

Classic Hoodie

A casual look just isn't quite complete without a go-to hoodie. Reformation offers an oversized yet stylish option, available in a neutral almond shade and basic black. It pairs perfectly with their boyfriend sweatpant for a matching set, but will also go with everything you have in your closet.

Two-Piece Loungewear Set

If you want to buy a matching set to coordinate, this option makes the list of best loungewear because of the 17,000-plus reviews, 25-plus color options, and soft, stretchy fabric. Tuck in the front of the top and scrunch up the cuffs on the bottom a little bit for a super trendy look.

Skin Four-Piece Travel Set

Oh, you want more matching stuff, you say? How about this four-piece set? It comes with super soft cotton/modal blend reversible tank, turtleneck tunic, pants, and a duster. You'll also get a travel pouch to hold them all...so it's actually a five-piece set!

Amazon Essentials Women's Lightweight Packable Jacket

Sometimes the problem with traveling from one place to another is the drastic change in the weather. Go prepared with a packable jacket. This bestseller is water-resistant, has a hood, and wraps into a tiny little pouch for easy storage. It's also available in ten other colors!

Dr. Scholl's Knee-High Compression Socks

If you're getting on a plane, compression socks will work wonders for your circulation, especially on long trips. The mild compression keeps them comfortable on your calves, so you don't feel like you're wearing a medical device. They also keep your feet comfy if you've got to trek through the airport.

The Perfect Pant

Does the perfect pant exist? Spanx sure thinks so! This high-waisted flare has four-way stretch, hidden shaping technology, and doesn't have a pesky zipper or button. Just pull them on and you're ready to go from travel to meeting in no time. Oh, and they are machine washable, too.

Untuckit Button-Down Shirt

If you need a dress shirt to go with your pants, look no further than this wrinkle-free, stretch cotton button-down. It also features button placement that avoids those dreaded open gaps you might get on other shirts.

Kizik Lima Sneaker

With extra cushy foam outsoles and a breathable knit construction, you'll be able to wear these everywhere from errands to travel to checking out the sights on vacation. The best part? Though they have laces, they are actually slip-on shoes!

Silk Sleep Mask

Catching some z's is tough when you're en route. Block out the light in comfort with a silk sleep mask. Not only will it give your eyes a rest, but silk does wonders for your skin. So, you don't have to worry about weird creases on your face when you wake up.

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Listen—I’m all about rocking a cute travel outfit when I’m heading out of town…but I wouldn’t be caught dead wearing heels to the airport.

To be honest, I don’t even like wearing jeans on a plane (although I’ll occasionally make an exception if they’re REALLY comfortable jeans , or if my flight is under three hours.)

Usually you’ll find me rocking a head-to-toe set of my favorite affordable cashmere during the winter, and a lightweight loungewear set during the summer.

I often see pictures of bloggers at the airport posing next to their cute pink luggage wearing like…wedges and a mini-dress. HARD PASS. How is that even comfortable? When you’re en route to the airport (and your final destination) it’s all about feeling comfortable.

For this reason, I decided to put together a little guide to cute travel outfits…featuring things that you’ll actually want to travel in , whether you’re heading out for a winter getaway or a girls trip .

Because believe it or not, it’s possible to rock comfy loungewear, leggings, or a jumpsuit and still look SUPER chic, as long as you style them properly (especially my favorite faux leather leggings .)

Below are a handful of great travel outfits I found while trolling IG—and the exact things you can buy to replicate them.

(Also: if you’re also on the hunt for stylish carry-on luggage or if you need some good go-to travel toiletries…I got you covered.)

Chic Travel Outfits

Here, I’m sharing a handful of my go-to travel outfit pieces. These are all items that I think you should have in your closet regardless of how often you go on a getaway, but they just so happen to be particularly comfy choices when going on a plane.

These picks will of course depend on how long your flight is and where you’re headed, but overall, I think they’re practical for travel days.

The only caveat here is that I know a jumpsuit isn’t exactly ideal if you’re going on a long-haul flight—however—I personally don’t mind wearing them on planes because they’re so comfy and not really that difficult to slip in and out of when you need a bathroom break.

If jumpsuits aren’t your jam, there are plenty of other ideas in this post that should work for you, like a cute matching sweatsuit or leggings and a leather jacket. Without further ado, here are the staples I’d recommend having on hand for travel days.

1. An Amazon Set

2. A Comfy Jacket

3. Sweatpants

4. A Cozy Jumpsuit

5. White Sneakers (or Slip-On Sneakers)

6. A Travel Bag

Travel Outfit Style Guide

Looking for more travel outfit inspo? I put together the four looks below, which are just as cute as they are practical. I love that you can wear these on and off the plane—perfect for those days when you have to go directly from the airport to a social event or outing.

COZY & CASUAL

Sweatshirt (similar) | Leggings | White Sneakers | Carry-On Bag

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Lots of layers.

Sweatshirt | Sweatpants | Sneakers | Faux Fur Coat | Belt Bag

COMFY TROUSERS

Crew Neck Sweatshirt | Trousers | Slide Sandals

SIMPLE YET CHIC

Flared Leggings |  Half-Zip Jacket | White Sneakers

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This post gave me a more clear idea of what I will wear when travelling and I especially loved the part where you mentioned the all black and all white monochromatic looks .

I do not think I would wear white on a plane. No to the belly sticking out as well. I do like the stretchy pants and sneakers.

Why would anyone wear a jumpsuit on a plane? The toilets are used by hundreds of people, now you want to pull down the top part of your clothes and have it dangling somewhere near the toilet, while you’re sitting on a toilet that exposes the part that gets wee on when the seat is up? Eeu that’s all kind of germ wrong!! But I do love the little 3/4 joggers! Def looking for some of those for my next long haul (when this pandemic is over!)

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10 Travel Outfits to Wear For a Comfortable Flying Experience

Before I jet set off on a recent work trip, I found myself struggling to put outfits together — not just for my day-to-day once I arrived, but for the actual plane ride itself. I had a busy itinerary, which meant that I'd need to jump into several meetings and activities immediately after I landed — and all while coming off of a long haul overnight flight.

Naturally, the whole scenario left me with more questions than answers: Do I dress professionally and sacrifice a comfortable night's rest onboard the plane? Can I get away with wearing loungewear to a work meeting? Are there any wrinkle-free travel clothes I can pack into my personal carry-on and quickly change into once I've landed?

Dare I say, travel outfits might be the most complicated thing to plan for ahead of a trip (yes, even moreso than booking flights or hotels). Fortunately, the experience not only forced me to do some serious research on the best travel outfits, but it also introduced me to the best brands for finding functional, versatile attire — beyond my usual favorites like Nordstrom or Spanx. Whether you're gearing up for a busy work trip or hoping to unwind on your next red eye flight, there are so many options to shop online.

Ahead, I rounded up the best travel outfits for women, with styles that range from comfy wardrobe essentials to wrinkle-free options and plane travel outfits that you can wear from the airport to a work event and beyond. These pieces come from top brands like Alo Yoga, Revolve, and more. Keep reading to shop my selects for the best travel outfits for long flights.

Best Plane Travel Outfit

Sampeel Two-Piece Set ($36)

With dozens of rave reviews and a wide variety of color options, this is one of the best Amazon travel outfits thanks to its polyester and rayon composition — which is light as air and provides optimal air flow so you won't have to worry about feeling too hot (even if you're tucked away in the middle seat). The style's contoured design provides a figure-flattering look that accentuates curves and makes you look polished with minimal effort.

Best Travel Jumpsuit

Spanx AirEssentials Long Sleeve Wide Leg Jumpsuit ($178)

I personally have this jumpsuit and can confirm that it's one of the most comfortable pieces to not only travel in, but to own — period. The style is made from an airy fabric that's buttery soft and breathable; even with its long-sleeve design, I never feel too warm or constricted. Unlike other jumpsuits, this piece is crafted from Spanx's signature material which boasts a four-way stretch design and is made with movement in mind. I can sprawl out on the plane without having to worry about any noticeable wrinkles after the fact.

Best Travel Dress

Pomander Place Olive Stripe Vesty Maxi Dress ($128)

If you're not worried about getting too cold on the flight (or you travel with a trusted blanket in tow), consider opting for a travel maxi dress like this style from Tuckerneck. It has a crewneck-inspired fit that mirrors the casual look of loungewear, but still offers an elevated enough design so that you can wear it to a work meeting or appointment right after you land.

Best Travel Set

Free People Hailee Set ($128)

Made from 100 percent cotton, this is one of the best travel outfits for women thanks to its cozy design and versatility. The set comes with an oversize knit top and capris to match, plus the bottom's are fitted with an elastic waistband for extra stretch. With this set in tow, you'll waste no time jumping off the plane and heading straight to the beach or a casual lunch date.

Best Travel Pant

Athleta Retreat Linen High Rise Ankle Pant ($53, originally $79)

If you're wondering what to wear for long haul flights, these lightweight linen bottoms are the perfect option. The pant's ooze a sophisticated vibe that's both polished and practical, while the adjustable waistband ensures plenty of extra stretch in the places you need it most. Pair them with a cropped baby T-shirt and blazer for a look that's comfy and primed for all-day wear — even right after you get off of the plane.

Best Wrinkle-Free Travel Outfit

Chico's Travelers Floral Maxi Dress ($129)

Don't let this style's elevated design fool you — it's made to be worn on board a flight or while riding passenger in a car (no really). The piece is from the Chico's Travelers Collection, which features an assortment of comfy travel outfits that are crafted from the brand's signature wrinkle-resistant naia sustainable fabric.

Best Travel Blazer

Alo Yoga First-Class Blazer ($248)

Nothing screams polished quite like an oversize blazer, and unlike other styles, this version is made from Alo's soft, smooth midweight suiting material — making it more comfortable than traditional blazer options. Style it on top of a delicate tank and baggy joggers for a look you can comfortably wear from the terminal to the hotel lobby and beyond.

Best Travel Loungewear

Skims Soft Lounge Long Sleeve Dress ($90)

If you're limited on packing space, consider sporting something versatile like this travel dress while on the plane. The Skims frock boasts a body-hugging fit that highlights curves while still providing enough coverage to keep you feeling comfortable. Plus, you can get multiple uses out of it while on your trip; style it with heels for a sultry nighttime look or wear it to bed as a sleek pajama alternative.

Best Travel T-Shirt

Banana Republic Refined Shrunken T-Shirt ($50)

No travel wardrobe is complete without a staple T-shirt incorporated into it and this Banana Republic style comes highly recommended. The top has a more fitted design compared to other tees, giving you a tailored look that's easy to dress up or down accordingly. Plus, it's made from a cotton and spandex blend that's uniquely breathable.

Best Travel Bodysuit

Spanx Suit Yourself Boat Neck Ribbed Bodysuit ($88)

Spanx has no shortage of comfy travel outfits, but this ribbed bodysuit is one of my very favorites. The style's boatneck design makes it look so much more elevated than a traditional T-shirt. Plus, it's comfy enough to wear with sweats while on the flight, and can then be teamed with high-waisted denim or trousers after the fact.

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10 Chic & Stylish Travel Outfit Combinations That You Can Easily Recreate *Including Packing Tips*

Stylish travel outfits.

Do you have any travel planned over the next few months? Chances are, you probably have some sort of trip planned! If so, this post is for you! We travel quite a bit so it’s safe to say I’m a pro in this area. I’m frequently asked what to wear on travel days specifically so below, I’m sharing simple, stylish travel outfit combinations that you can easily recreate when you take your next trip! Plus, some important packing tips I’ve learned along the way…

By the way, if you’d like to see more outfit ideas and hear even more amazing packing tips, check out the corresponding video here .

#1) Sweatsuit

Today’s sweatsuits are a far cry from the Juicy sweatsuits we saw in the early aughts! The sweatsuit options now can look very chic, sophisticated, and like “regular” clothing. They’re also extremely comfortable, which is especially important if you’re on an overnight international flight and need to get some sleep or just want to be comfy on your next road trip.

The sweatsuit I’m wearing above is from the Spanx AirEssentials collection and I love it so much I have it in green, black, and a pretty beige color. What I love about these pieces is that they’re very chic, super lightweight, breathable, and SO comfortable. They also come in petite, regular, and tall length options and in cropped or full-length (I’m wearing a petite small). The pullover and pants are also wrinkle-resistant…a must for travel! If you don’t already have a comfortable sweatsuit that you love, I can’t recommend this set enough!

Note : You don’t have to wear a matchy-matchy set like this. If you have a pair of black joggers you love and a comfy sweater you love…pair those together for a similar look!

I talk more about this set and the AirEssentials collection in this post . AND…use code ERINXSPANX to get 10% off these pieces!

#2) Activewear

Next up is activewear! You’ve probably seen on your Instagram, the typical influencer travel uniform of leggings, blazer, sneakers, tee, and baseball hat. That’s a super cute look but it’s not personally my style. How I would do activewear when I travel is to wear wide-leg pants like these by Beyond Yoga. They look elevated, sophisticated, and not like traditional activewear. I paired it with the matching camisole and a cute wrap front cropped sweater so you still get that matchy activewear feel… just a bit more elevated.

#3) Cargo Pants & Top

Cargo pants are comfortable and casual and are a step up from leggings or sweatpants. These pants are from Banana Republic and I love the fit, length, and utility-inspired details. If cargo pants aren’t your style, consider some more casual jogger-style pants instead. Either way…cargo pants, joggers, or trousers are a great alternative to jeans while you’re sitting on the plane.

For travel shoes, I typically like to wear closed-toe shoes like sneakers or booties but it’s totally up to you! If you prefer toe wiggle room, run hot, or are going somewhere tropical, you might want to wear sandals instead. I like to look at the shoes I’m packing and wear the bulkiest pair on travel day, so I have more room in my suitcase! And I never…NEVER…wear heels for travel days. Anyone else ever have to run through the airport to catch a flight??

#4) Jeans & Top

The next travel uniform that’s so simple, accessible, and easy to recreate from pieces in your own closet is jeans and a top! Jeans and a top with either sneakers or boots are my go-tos almost every time I travel. In the look above, I’m wearing a pair of Mother jeans that has the perfect inseam for me, a high rise so I feel secure but not uncomfortable, and a wide-leg silhouette. On top, I’m wearing a billowy top that doesn’t cling to the body and is comfortable and forgiving. If you’re going to go this route, try to pair your jeans with a top that’s a basic-with-a-twist to add some interest to the look. For example, this top has pretty crochet detailing at the neckline and fun bell sleeves. I’m wearing a pair of Rag & Bone sneakers in this look, but you can wear whatever sneakers you love or some booties to dress it up… just make sure they’re breathable, comfortable, and it’s not your first time wearing them. Travel is never the time to break in a new pair of shoes!

By the way, I’m sharing even more helpful tips in this corresponding video in case you’re interested!

#5) Cropped Blazer & Jeans

Next up is the cropped blazer and jeans combo. I run cold and for some reason, I’m really cold on planes and in airports. So, I love to have layers I can throw on or shed depending on how I’m feeling. Packing light layers is so important anyways, to ensure a properly functioning travel wardrobe.

I didn’t have a great picture of this outfit but still wanted to share it. Plus, you can see it in motion in the corresponding video . I’m wearing a tan cropped blazer from Mango that’s older but still a go-to for me, so I linked a similar option. Underneath the blazer, I’m wearing a white ruched tee (another basic-with-a-twist we’ve talked about!). I also threw on a scarf because it looks so chic, and it’ll keep me warm…fashion and function! Pair your blazer and tee with your favorite comfortable jeans and sneakers or booties and you’re ready to go in a chic, pulled-together travel outfit! I’m wearing my go-to Chloe sneakers I’ve worn on SO many trips since they’re just so comfortable, stylish, and versatile. They also have a little platform for some added height, which is a win in my book!

By the way, we shared an EPIC travel capsule wardrobe in this post that’s a must-read after you’re done with this post!

#6) Long Blazer & Jeans

Similar to the last look, wear a long blazer versus the cropped one. A longer blazer is a little harder to wear for petite women, but all you have to do is leave it unbuttoned and half-tuck your top into the front of your jeans to help elongate your look and balance the proportions.

In this look, I’m wearing a pair of Moussy Vintage jeans, which is one of my favorite denim brands because the washes are beautiful, the fit is perfect, and most of the styles are a little shorter…perfect for petite women (I’m 5’4” for reference). I paired the jeans with a basic white tee and this pretty off-white oversized blazer. I love the oversized fit for easy layering over anything you’re wearing or have packed. On my feet, I’m wearing a pair of Golden Goose sneakers that are the perfect combination of comfy and stylish. For my full review of Golden Goose sneakers, make sure you check out this post next.

Tip: Don’t ever wear a travel outfit that doesn’t function with the rest of your travel wardrobe. Whatever pieces you wear on the plane or in the car should be pieces you can wear again later in the trip with what’s already packed in your suitcase.

#7) Light Jacket & Jeans

This is another go-to travel uniform for me and it’s a great way to show that you can alter your travel uniform to whatever works for you and feels like your style. Your lightweight jacket could be a cargo jacket, bomber, leather jacket, denim jacket, etc. In this look, I’m wearing a Veronica Beard utility jacket that I bought for our trip to Africa and have been wearing nonstop! It’s such a gorgeous statement piece but again, you can wear whatever jacket works for you. I paired it with the same formula we’ve followed for the past few looks…chic jeans, a tee, and comfortable sneakers. In the photo, I’m wearing sandals but for travel, I’d swap it for sneakers or booties.

#8) Trench & Jeans or Pants

You have to be careful when it comes to wearing longer coats or jackets during travel because you don’t want to risk having anything drag on the floor while you’re walking through the airport or in the ladies’ room! But a mid-length coat is usually perfect. I personally love how pulled together and sophisticated a trench looks and how it can completely elevate any outfit. Plus, it’s usually a great piece to have with you while you travel. But you could also go with a cardigan or wool coat depending on your style, the weather where you’re traveling, and how you’re planning to wear it during the rest of your trip and with pieces you have packed.

Tip: When you’re packing, make sure to stick to a color story so that everything mixes and matches effortlessly. I like to stick to neutrals like beige, white, tan, black, etc., and only include 1-2 “special” pieces that are outside of my color story.

#9) All Black

An all-black travel outfit will work for pretty much any destination and especially if your travel wardrobe color story includes black. In the look above, I’m wearing a chic black sleeveless sweater and some paper-thin black leather pants that I wore on a recent trip to California. These pants are super lightweight and breathable but you could easily swap these out for a pair of black jeans, joggers, leggings, trousers, cargo pants, or whatever you feel best in. On my feet, I’m wearing a pair of See by Chloe combat boots I’ve had for years and really love! They’ve been “on-trend” for years so I don’t see them going anywhere anytime soon. Plus, they’re SO versatile, comfortable, and lightweight.

#10) Cool Pants & Blazer

This is a bit of a wildcard but it’s such a fun look that I just had to share! I’m wearing a pair of Me+Em houndstooth wide-leg pants. They have a comfy elastic waistband, are super comfortable, and the length is great on me. I paired them with a basic black tee, an oversized black blazer by IRO, and combat boots. Throughout this post, you probably noticed the pattern…jeans + top + outerwear. This outfit breaks the mold a little bit and just adds some interest and fun to the mix!

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Which of these outfits was your favorite? What’s your go-to travel uniform? Let us know in the comments below!

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One item I added to my travel wardrobe this past year is a cashmere wrap from Quince. I absolutely love it! It can be styled many ways, it’s soft and warm, and I love having it to cozy up with in hotel rooms.

Perfect item to add to your travel wardrobe!! Thanks for sharing, Jane! ~Erin xo

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How to Dress Like Someone's Airport Crush

If you’ve scrolled through social media in the last few months, we’re willing to bet you’ve come across the latest viral conversation: our shared experience of wanting to be someone’s airport crush. The meet-cutes we’ve seen in rom-coms and steamy reads have now made their way to TikTok, with everyone aspiring to meet their soulmate in the PreCheck line. After all, what’s more enticing than meeting a fellow single person when you’re traveling?

Given the viral trend, we’re suddenly finding ourselves wanting to improve our travel outfit game. Instead of rolling out of bed and throwing on a pair of leggings and an oversized tee, trust us when we say there are loads of other (and better) outfit options out there to choose from that are just as comfortable. In need of some inspiration? Continue below for seven outfit options that are pretty much guaranteed to make you someone’s airport crush.

Pilates Angel

If you’re into Pilates (or aiming to look like you are), all you need to create the perfect Pilates-off-duty look is a sculpting jacket paired with seamless leggings. Any color works, but we think something like this soft periwinkle is perfect for making a subdued statement. Pair it with a plain white tee (cropped or regular fit) to finish the look. You’ll look unbothered in the best way (bonus points if you drape the jacket over your shoulders).

Hailey Biebercore

Hailey Bieber is the epitome of airport crush core, and if you want to meet the future love of your life (or at least love of the moment), take some notes from her. Bieber is known for pairing baseball caps with jeans and a jacket, and we think our selection of picks below is perfect . Not only do you get to keep some anonymity with the hat, but the combination of a leather bomber and comfy jeans will have heads turning left and right.

Scandi Girl

We love to take inspo from Matilda Djerf, and she’s got the airport ’fit game down to a T. And while the idea of wearing a blazer to the airport might seem weird at first, hear us out. Go for one in a comfy, loose material, like this one from Djerf Avenue, and pair it with some matching slacks. And to really set yourself apart from the crowds at the airport, tie a silk scarf around your neck for a Parisian vibe.

Crisp and Comfy

For more of a relaxed look that makes you look put together and like a frequent traveler, you can’t go wrong with an all-white ’fit. Daring? Yes. But how else are you supposed to attract your airport crush? We love the idea of wearing biker shorts with a cropped tank or tee along with some slouchy socks. Feel free to add a pop of color with your shoes or warm it up with a jean jacket draped over your shoulders.

Courtside Chic

For the “headed to Nantucket without a care” look, you’ll need a flirty tennis skirt and some fresh white sneakers. Make sure your shoes are more for walking than for running to keep a casual vibe. Complete the outfit with some crisp cashmere in the colorway of your choosing.

Confidential Traveler

If we had to choose a favorite outfit on this list, this confidential vibe would take the cake. We know that wearing sunnies indoors is controversial, but if you put a pair of oval-shaped ones on the bridge of your nose, trust us when we say you’ll look like an incognito celebrity. For the outfit, go for a tailored white button-up and your favorite comfortable slacks.

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Anrabess High-waisted Wide-leg Linen Pants

These best-selling high-waisted pants are a must-have addition to your wrinkle-free wardrobe, especially since they’re 30 percent off. The Palazzo pants are made with a blend of linen and rayon materials that will keep you cool in the summer heat. The pants also include a wide-leg design that hits right above the ankle offering plenty of room to move around, An extra bonus? There is an adjustable drawstring belt that you can tighten or loosen as needed and two built-in pockets to store your keys, card, or lipgloss. One shopper wrote , “no ironing needed” and later added, “I travel for work and the pants hold up with no wrinkles.” 

Astylish V-neck Button-down Blouse

A classic button-down is always a good idea to include in your suitcase, especially since this popular blouse is marked down not once, but twice right now thanks to an on-page coupon. The timeless top includes a collared neck, sleeves you can roll up, and buttons down the front that you can leave open or closed. Several shoppers ordered a size up to wear the blouse as a cover-up, while others layered it over a tank top with shorts, and by itself with jeans and sneakers. One shopper wrote , “Wore it all day and not one wrinkle.” 

PrettyGarden Spaghetti Strap Smocked Sun Dress

This smocked sun dress is a versatile piece that you can wear to various occasions, and it’s currently on sale for $36. The lightweight dress is designed with spaghetti straps, a stretchy top, and a tiered skirt. Shoppers say they have comfortably worn the breezy dress to warmer climates like Georgia, Cancun, and Florida, and one wrote , “Love this summer dress! So cute and doesn't wrinkle easily.” Take your pick from 19 vibrant colors and sizes small to XL. 

Anrabess Two-piece Lounge Set

If you’re looking for an outfit that you can wear from the airport to the resort, this two-piece lounge set is just the one. The set comes with a matching crop top and wide-leg pants that are both stylish and comfortable The outfit is made with a blend of linen and rayon fabric that is soft, breathable, and lightweight. One shopper wrote that the “material is wrinkle free,” and later added that they don’t have to even iron it. Wear it alone with sneakers or sandals, or throw on a cardigan or jacket for an added layer.

Dokotoo Spaghetti Strap Jumpsuit

Another piece of clothing at Amazon that takes up little to no packing space and is resistant to wrinkling is this relaxed jumpsuit . The popular find is made with a stretchy polyester and spandex material that shoppers say feels buttery soft. The romper has an overall loose fit that you can wear alone, over a T-shirt, or swimsuit. Plus, it comes with built-in pockets and adjustable straps that you can modify as needed. Just be sure to grab the romper while it’s 60 percent off. 

Beautife Short-sleeve Button-down Shirt

One button-down blouse just isn’t enough, so we’re including a second option — but this time, with short sleeves. This stylish button-down shirt has secured more than 7,000 five-star ratings from shoppers who say it doesn’t wrinkle, is comfy to wear, and can easily be dressed up or down. One shopper wrote , “This is the most flattering, amazing, soft, wrinkle-free and just overall beautiful shirt ever. I loved it so much that I bought more colors.” It’s no wonder the popular pick has already climbed its way to the top of the Amazon best-sellers list .

Molerani T-shirt Dress

Speaking of doubling down on certain styles, we’re adding another flowy dress to the list. Not only is this mini T-shirt dress an adorable addition to your closet, but it’s a practical one, too. The dress is made with a rayon and spandex fabric that is soft and stretchy. One shopper wrote , “I was able to pull it out of the suitcase and it had no wrinkles and was ready to wear!” Take your pick from several different colors and sizes XS to 3XL.

Onlyshe Drawstring Shorts 

You can’t dress for warm weather without a pair of go-to shorts, making this popular style a must-have. The cotton shorts offer comfort and coverage, so you can confidently wear them out and about. One shopper dubbed the shorts a “summer staple,” while another reviewer added : “Material doesn't wrinkle up, length is perfect. I just ordered another pair!” The shorts come in a variety of colors and styles and are currently up to 20 percent off. 

Cupshe Crochet Cover-up

If you’re headed to the pool or beach this summer, then you’re definitely going to want to snag this wrinkle-resistant cover-up . The crochet dress is designed with short sleeves, a cinched waist, and a mini skirt, complete with tiny holes throughout. Just throw it over your swimsuit to head to the pool or beach, and you’re good to go for the day! As one shopper confirmed , “You can place it in your beach bag, spend the day in the water, etc., and throw it back on and it's wrinkle free!”

Earkoha Tiered Maxi Skirt

Maxi skirts have made a comeback this year, and we’re all for the trend. This best-selling tiered skirt instantly elevates your look, and it’s currently on sale for $29. The popular skirt is a customer favorite for travel, and one shopper notes that it “packs well and doesn’t wrinkle.” The skirt is made with an elastic waistband and drawstring waist to keep you comfortable, and a flowy skirt to keep you cool. Wear it casually with a T-shirt and sandals, or dress it up with a blouse and wedges.

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What To Wear In Russia? 21 Outfit Ideas And Packing List

What To Wear In Russia – Russia is a truly magical place, and if you are going there for the first time, it would be nothing less than a memorable experience. To make the best of your time there, you should prepare ahead with the stuff like what to wear or pack.

Here’s an ultimate guide for you, from packing tips to outfit ideas according to weather and based on your activities there.

So, please sit down, have a cup of coffee, and let’s start planning your outfits for your trip with me.

Packing Tips for Your Trip to Russia:

Casual & easy outfits, semi-formal outfits, summer & spring outfits, winter & fall outfits, outfits for mature women, celebrities inspired outfits, outfits for plus-size women, what should i bring with me when traveling to russia.

If you are a first-time traveler confused about what you should bring to Russia, here’s the simplest answer:

• For winters – thermal, long coats, mufflers, earbuds, gloves, warm shoes, and socks.
• For summ er – long skirts, light wear jackets, and maxi dresses.
• For a formal trip – bring long skirts and suits to make an impression.

• Keep the necessities first , like your documents, laptop, extensions, phone charger, utilities, hand sanitizer, masks (just in case), insect repellent, and sunscreen.

• If there is more than one city on your trip, try to keep your luggage minimum . Try to add statement pieces from your wardrobe. For example, don’t keep too many coats. It will take up more space. Take just one or a maximum of two coats which you can style with every outfit.

• Pack shoes that are comfortable to wear the whole day. If you are traveling in winter, then you prefer boots over sneakers. It is because, with sneakers, there is always a chance your foot will get wet in the rain.

You can find hiking trails, parks, and much other adventurous stuff to do in Russia. So pack casual and easy outfits in which you can feel comfortable all day.

Instead of heels, I suggest you carry sneakers because you will walk a lot there. You can wear shorts, there’s no harm in that, but jeans are more prevalent among locals.

21 – Yellow Top With Black High-Waisted Pants And Green Silk Oversized Shirt For Airport

For the airport, always select comfy clothes. Whenever I choose my airport outfits , I remember that the fabric shouldn’t be too tight because it can be irritating if the flight is long. You can always choose oversized hoodies for the airport, but this outfit is perfect if you want to look chic.

Pick a yellow crop top with black high-waisted pants. You can pair it with any oversized button-down shirt. Roll the sleeves up for a chic look.

Lastly, choose your comfiest pair of sneakers to complete your look. Accessorize your look with black shades and carry a tote bag for all your belongings.

20 – Olive Spaghetti Strap Crop Camisole With White Collared Crop Top And Beige Shorts

Another casual outfit you can easily wear on a sunny day is an olive spaghetti strap camisole with beige shorts. You can wear an oversized shirt and tie it from the front to create a cover-up, or you can also wear a cropped jacket.

For footwear, sneakers are the best option if you plan to walk. Otherwise, white slides will also look fine.

This outfit is perfect for the day when you haven’t planned much for the trip and want to walk around the streets to appreciate the surroundings casually.

19 – Green Sweatshirt With Light Blue Flared Denim Jeans And Mint Sherpa Jacket

While in Russia, you had to travel from one city to another. Russia has one of the largest rails, so you should definitely experience it while you are there.

Don’t bother to wear anything too fancy for your train ride. Just wear a hoodie and light blue flared denim jeans. Pair your outfit with a mint green sherpa jacket.

Another tip if you are visiting Russia for the first time is don’t carry too much stuff. Instead of taking many handbags, go with a staple crossbody bag and a big tote bag that can fit your important stuff.

Russia has a lot of monuments to visit. Cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg are famous for heritage and culture, so you can see museums, galleries, and architecture.

Although Russians are not the biggest fan of bold and bright patterns, but you can wear dark shades for the night outs, like a fancy dinner at a yacht.

I suggest wearing light colors for the churches and museums and going with dresses because they look more formal. If you are on a business trip, then choose skirts.

18 – Purple Crewneck Full-Sleeves Midi Dress With Pink Belt And Purple Hat

If you want to wear modern clothes in Russia, but for a formal gathering, then there’s nothing a better option than a crewneck midi dress.

You can add a pink belt and a purple hat for a voguish look. Go with transparent heels if you are attending a party or brown boots if you are just out to admire the beauty of the place.

Accessorize your outfit with a few bracelets and rings. A little tip for you is to avoid neck pieces with crewneck dresses. Keep your makeup minimal, and a bright shade of lipstick is all you need to

17 – Red Silk Front Knot Bishop Sleeves Top With Matching Red Skirt

A Red Silk outfit is the perfect option for clubbing when you are in Russia. You can wear lace-up heels with this dress for an evening glam look.

Keep your makeup dewy, and use minimal jewelry to complete the look. Lastly, do your hair in a beachy waves style, so you don’t have to tie them up.

Summer is a perfect time to travel to Russia if you want to explore this country’s hidden gems. The temperature ranges from 20 to 30-degree celsius. Remember that Russians wear modest clothing, so don’t bring anything too short. Otherwise, you will feel uncomfortable around the locals.

Although you can enjoy good sunny days in Russia, you will soon find out that the temperature is unpredictable. So always carry light wear jackets and umbrellas with you.

16 – Black And White Stripe Sweatshirt With Beige Pleated Skirt And Fleece Stockings

An easy way to wear skirts in Russia is to pair them with stockings. You can wear any top from your wardrobe or a sweatshirt and wear a skirt. Choose chunky white sneakers to complete the look.

15 – Printed Elastic Top With Brown Oversized Button Down Shirt And Beige High-Waisted Pants

Printed shirts are pretty popular these days. You can easily pair them with cargo pants or high-waisted jeans. Add a beige oversized button-down shirt to bring that spring vibe. Lastly, a tote bag would match the look perfectly.

14 – White Sports Bra, White Pleated Skirt, And Pink Sheer Button-Down Shirt

What to pack for Russia in summer is the most asked question by first-time visitors. You don’t have to go over the board while packing. Keep your luggage minimum, so you don’t have to worry about that. Since we are talking about summer, an all-white outfit is a must. Pair a white sports bra with a white pleated skirt.

You can add a feminine touch by wearing a pink button-down shirt over it. Keep the buttons open, or tie them from the front as you like. Lastly, choose white pair of sneakers to finish the look. Keep your jewelry minimal, and that’s it.

13 – White Crop Top, Ripped Blue Jeans, And Denim Crop Jacket

Another important question I have mostly heard is what not to wear in Russia. When you search your query, you might get answers like don’t wear ripped jeans in Russia. However, the reality is that tourists in Russia have no dress code.

Pair a white tank top with blue jeans and wear a blue denim jacket. Choose white sneakers and match your belt with the color of your footwear. For the accessory, add silver hoops to keep your look elegant. Last but not least, don’t forget to carry a sling bag.

Russain winters are extremely cold, and you can face heavy snowfall, so always come prepared for that. The temperature varies from -2°C/28°F to -28°C/-18°F. Therefore, it’s wise to pack a lot of layers.

Whether going to Moscow’s Red Square or Hermitage Museum at the Winter Palace, you need to wear a lot of warm clothes. I suggest wearing a thermal first, then a sweater, and lastly a long coat – basically you want to layer like a pro . Wear waterproof boots and don’t forget to pack gloves.

12 – Blue And White Turtle Neck Sweater With Black Jeans And Black Fur Coat

Winters are always extreme in Russia, especially from November to March. Try to pack according to the season, and I suggest checking the weather app for dates of your stay beforehand because Russia’s cold weather can freeze you to death. Another factor to consider here is which cities are on your list.

Wear a sweater with your warmest jeans. Now layer a black fur coat and white cap. You can also add wool gloves; trust me, you will need them. Use a crossbody bag; it will be easy to carry around.

11 – Black Crop Top And Pink Sweatpants With Black Denim Jacket

If you are visiting an area that is not so cold, pair your black sweatshirt with pink joggers. Add a black leather jacket to give you a comfy yet stylish vibe. Choose chunky sneakers for that extra height. Lastly, add black shades to complete your look.

10 – Light Blue Turtle Neck And Leather Blazer With White Sherpa Coat

If you like leather blazers and trousers, pair them with a light blue turtleneck and a white sherpa coat. You can accessorize minimal jewelry. Also, for snowy areas, wear boots instead of sneakers. Add colors with pink sunglasses, and that’s it.

09 – White Turtle Neck And Black Pants With Long White Coat And Checkered Print Muffler

A white turtle neck and white coat are a great combination with black jeans and black boots. But to elevate the look of your outfit, add prints with mufflers or caps. Checkered print in white and black is an excellent option for pairing.

08 – Off-White Co-Ord Set With Boots And Long Oversized Brown Coat

Co-ord sets are pretty common these days; almost everyone has a pair of them in their wardrobe. You can layer your white co-ord set with thermals and put on a brown wool coat for extreme weather. Wool coats are best for Russian winters, so don’t forget to pack them with you.

07 – Greyish Black Turtleneck Dress With Black Wool Coat And Checkered Bucket Hat

Turtleneck dresses look super cute and are easy to style. Thanks to the legging makers who came up with the idea that you can wear leggings in winter, and thanks to Tiktok for making it so popular. Also, add a black wool coat and a bucket hat to finish the look.

06 – Green V-Neck Pleated Midi Dress With White Strap Sandals

Midi dresses are the perfect option for desi moms on vacation. Not too fancy but not so casual, wear green midi dresses with white strap sandals. Either go with sandals or choose sneakers, depending on your comfort level.

05 – White Hoodie And White Straight Pants With Colorful Printed Coat And White Mary Jane Shoes

White hoodies, sweatpants, and a colorful cardigan are the best ways to spend your lazy days in Russia when you want to roam around the streets. Also, the colorful cardigan is a staple piece because you can style it with many outfits.

04 – Black Spaghetti Strap Mini Dress With White Detailing And Long Fur Coat

When it comes to styling statement pieces, no one can do it better than Hailey Bieber. Choose a black mini dress and pair it with a long fur coat. Add long boots to finish the look. It’s a perfect outfit for clubbing in Russia.

03 – Beige Turtle Neck And High Waisted Skirt With Brown Belt And Beige Coat

If sophistication and elegance could be defined with one picture, then this would be it. Pair the beige turtleneck with a high-waist skirt. You can add a beige or brown long beige coat. Style long brown boots with this outfit and match your belt with boots to add colors to the look.

02 – Grey Top With Black Elastic Waist Trousers And Black Blazer

A grey ribbed shirt with black elastic waist trousers is perfect for comfortable sightseeing in Russia. There is no specific dress code for tourists in Russia so you can style everything. Choose a black blazer if you want to keep your look subtle. Accessorize your outfit with golden hoops, and a chain necklace would be a nice addition.

Carry a vibrant or bright color bag to contrast the outfit. Lastly, sightseeing means a lot of walking, so pick your most comfortable sandals, and you are all set to go out for the day.

01 – Green Printed V-NeckFront-Knot Pleated Midi Dress With Black Sandals

Another excellent outfit if you want to dress apart from traditional clothes in Russia is a flowy midi pleated dress. You can choose a V-neck long sleeves dark green dress with embellishment of black detailing on it. Choose black sandals with laces so you can wrap them around your foot.

Roll up the sleeves if the weather is too hot. By the way, it is the best look to go with if you are searching for what to wear in Russia in summer. Wear a smartwatch as an accessory. Lastly, pick up your colored shades so you can enjoy the sightseeing without getting your eyes affected by sun rays.

Q: Can you wear jeans in Russia?

Ans: Russia never directly bans jeans. However, in the past, there were restrictions on clothing from the western world, but now jeans are pretty popular in style here and will serve as an adjustable base for your outfit when paired with lighter layers in the summer and heavier ones in the winter.

Q: Is there a dress code in Russia?

Ans: For Russians, there are some standard norms for dressing. However, for tourists there’s no dress code in Russia.

Q: How should I dress in Moscow?

Ans: Because of how conservative Russia is, bright colors will make you stick out, especially in the winter. Moreover, denim is very popular in Moscow in the summer and throughout the year.

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What to Wear in Russia

Top style tips for russia.

• Russia is fairly conservative, and if you choose to wear bright colors – particularly in the winter months – you will stand out.
• Jeans are always popular here and, teamed with lighter layers for the summer and warmer ones for the winter, will serve as a versatile base to your wardrobe.
• Add in a smarter outfit for more formal occasions , such as the ballet or opera. Whilst it's not compulsory, the locals do dress up for these events and you'll feel more comfortable if you do the same.
• The attitude towards wearing fur is very different in Russia compared to Western Europe. Fur is very common and relatively cheap, and you will see a lot of people wearing it.
• If you are looking for a highly versatile travel jacket to bring along we recommend the  SCOTTeVEST  range. Their range of jackets have been specifically designed with traveling in mind and include RFID security (to protect your passport information), 23 secure pockets and personal connectivity integration.

Shoes to pack for Russia

• If you're intending to see as many sites as possible during your trip (and there are a lot to see) you'll be doing a good deal of walking – so be sure to pack some comfortable walking shoes . We love Hotter shoes , for total comfort along with style.

Pack for the weather

• November, December, January, February and March are freezing so be ready to dress warmly. Our advice would be to pack warm layers.
• For extra warmth pack some long thermal underwear – you'll be grateful you did.
• light wool is a good choice to wear against your skin as it naturally helps to regulate your body temperature . It keeps you warm in the cold, wicks away moisture when it's hot, and doesn't retain odours – even after prolonged wear.
• Muscovites wear a lot of fur in the winter – for a reason. Whether your preference is for fake or the real thing, you are well advised to have a very thick warm coat, gloves and scarf. A hat and/or ear muffs are also a very good idea. A furry lining or trim will keep you even cosier.
• Wear really good boots with soft rubber soles . It's important that you get soft rubber soles because even medium soles get really hard in the freezing cold. Make sure too that they have large spaces between the tracks, or the snow will get stuck in them and make them very slippery.
• Dressing in layers will help you with the temperature changes during the day, whatever time of year you visit.
• Be sure to pack your swimwear if you want to join in the winter time ritual bathing in hot and cold pools, steam rooms and saunas.
• We love the Weather+ app – it gives an accurate 6 day forecast for day and night, which when you're planning from home is really helpful. You can keep all the places you've been to too – a nice way to remember your trip 🙂

Clothing tips for women

• Moscow and St Petersburg are very much like any other cosmopolitan city ; women love to dress up and are rarely seen without make-up and high heels.
• But, with all the sightseeing to do, we suggest you save your high heels for the evenings.
• A few well chosen pieces of costume jewelry will transform any outfit.
• And a pashmina is a versatile piece too that will dress up any outfit – try it with a simple smart dress.
• If you are planning to visit an Orthodox Church be sure to cover your head with a scarf, and cover up bare arms and legs – your pashmina or wrap can come in handy for this too.
• If you are in Russia on business, pack a conservative skirt-suit with tights or stockings and smart shoes.

Clothing tips for men

• If you are in Russia on business men are expected to wear a dark, well tailored suit and tie, with smart shoes.

Regions of Russia

• No trip would be complete without sight of Moscow's palatial metro (underground) dripping with chandeliers.
• For travel on the Trans-Siberian railway you'll need to dress in layers. The train itself is very warm inside, but for the frequent half-hour stops you'll need to put on boots, warm coat, hat and gloves as it can be freezing outside. There are power outlets for charging your phone etc, but don't leave it unattended and you'll need an adaptor. Take soft drinks with you – it will be much cheaper than buying them on board, and snacks will be useful especially in the winter when there are fewer sellers on the platforms.

Other things to pack

• You'll need a visa for Russia, and arrange it well in advance to avoid paying a premium at the last minute. Remember too that you must carry your passport with you at all times.
• If you don't buy Russian Rubles before you go, take US dollars or Euros as they are far easier to change once in the country.
• To use electrical gadgets you may need a travel adapter plug , and also a step down voltage converter if your devices are not designed for Russian voltage (220V) .
• A lightweight day sack or shoulder bag will come in handy to carry your sightseeing essentials.
• If you tend to buy bottled water , consider carrying a LifeStraw Filtration Water Bottle – fill up from any source and get clean, safe drinking water without wasting plastic bottles.
• Avoid paying unexpected baggage fees – use an accurate luggage scale to ensure you keep within the weight allowance. Don't forget to leave room for souvenirs on the way home! The ‘ Mastryoshka ‘ nesting dolls are famous of course, but look out too for amber jewelry and beautiful lacquer boxes . If you want to stock up on vodka , remember you will need to pack it in checked-in luggage unless you buy at the airport duty-free.
• And a final tip – note that it's considered bad luck to whistle indoors !

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Wondering what to pack for Russia in the summer? Our Russian-born author shares her tips and tricks on dressing for both day and night!

What to Pack for Russia: Summer

Written By: Julia K.

If you made it to Moscow, Russia during summer, you’re in luck. Moscow offers a plethora of beautifully landscaped parks and festivals all over the city. If you want to know how to visit all those locations in style, continue reading!

Traveling to Russia in the winter? Read this post instead.

Packing List for Russia in the Summer

White Top  | Blouse |  Tank | Top |  Shirt |  Pant |  Pants | Skirt | Dress |  Dress  | Jacket | Cardigan | Flats | Wedge | Bag  | Hat

Summers in Moscow can get hot. It can range between 77-86°F (25-30°C) and sometimes be humid. Dressing appropriately, comfortably, and accordingly will save you a headache and make your stay more enjoyable.

Always check the weather forecast before your trip. Once you’ve researched the weather, you can focus on creating a travel capsule wardrobe , which should easily fit in a carryon suitcase with the help of packing cubes to compress your clothing.

Must-see attractions during summer include many parks, such as VDNH, Chistyye Prudy, Izmaylovo and Izmailovsky Park, and of course the famous antique and flea market called Vernisaj.

Start by reading these general tips on packing for summer travel:

• Capsule Wardrobe for Summer
• Top Summer Dresses Perfect for Europe
• Lightweight Jackets for Easy Layers
• Best Walking Shoes for Europe’s Cobblestone Streets

One can see a range of different styles in Moscow. After all, it’s a hub for many travelers, businesspeople, and locals. However, if you’d like to be perceived and treated in a particular way, then pay attention to the way you dress.

You may attract unwanted attention if you wear clothing that’s inappropriate to the local culture. Observe what people are wearing around you and these tips should help point you in the right direction before you arrive.

The following suggestions are based on the perspective of a local born in Moscow.

What to pack for Russia if you’re going to any of the parks:

Blouse | Shorts |  Hat | Scarf | Watch | Sunglasses | Purse  | Flats

• Flat sandals or flats
• Dressy shorts or a midi skirt (no shorter than one hand above the knee)
• A nice blouse
• A crossbody bag
• A hat and sunglasses
• Jewelry and a watch

If you’ll be staying out all day into the evening, wearing layers is key. Pack a shawl or a cardigan for romantic walks next to the Moscow River.

Pro tip: Take a mosquito repellent just in case and apply sun protection wherever you go.

Read this post to find out our stylish strategies on how to layer clothes !

What not to wear:

As a local, I wouldn’t recommend wearing flip flops, short shorts, mini skirts, bright makeup, or see-through clothes. It’s a good idea not to show cleavage, unless you have a layer underneath. Choose understated jewelry instead of flashier pieces.

What to pack for Russia if you’re going to a festival:

Dress |  Hat  | Umbrella |  Crossbody  | Earrings | Lipstick | Watch |  Flats

• A nice day dress
• A pair of comfortable wedges
• A light purse
• A scarf for the evening
• Light jewelry
• Light makeup (bronzer, mascara, lip gloss, blush)

Find out the top ten wedges readers recommend!

Travel shoes:

Flats  |  Wedge |  Oxfords

If you’d like to explore Moscow, then comfortable shoes are a must!

The summer weather is pretty predictable. Based on that, you’ll need three pairs of shoes. One to explore the city, a pair to wear in your hotel room, and something for going out. Think: wedges, dressy flats with a thick sole, and flip-flops.

What are the most comfy shoes? These experts are giving you the inside scoop on their twenty-one top picks. Take a look !

What to pack for Russia if you’re going to enjoy dinner and a ferry ride along the Moscow River:

Top  | Skirt | Jacket |  Sunglasses  |  Wedge  |  Lipstick  | Clutch | Earrings

• A midi skirt or cropped dressy pants
• A dressy blouse
• Comfortable but dressy shoes
• An evening clutch
• A jacket for any unexpected chill

Make sure your clothes are clean and neat, and that there are no flashy colors or over-the-top prints.

Summer is also a perfect opportunity to take a short trip to St. Petersburg, one of the most iconic cities in the world. It’s full of heritage, architecture, galleries, and art, even for the most discerning travelers and art lovers. You can get there by train or plane. Whichever is in your budget, pack with comfort and style in mind!

Whether you’re spending a summer abroad or finally taking that vacation you’ve been dreaming about for years, TFG has the ultimate long term packing list for your European adventures !

What to pack for Russia for a 3-day getaway to St. Petersburg:

Dress  |  Earrings | Clutch | Wedge |  Cardigan  | Tank  | Pants |  Flats | Purse  |  Blouse  | Pants | Jacket |  Scarf | Hat | Flats

• Day/night dress that’s easy to dress up or down with some jewelry
• Comfortable flats to explore the city in
• A change of clothes that covers your knees and shoulders
• A scarf and sweater for when the city becomes cooler during the evening
• A windbreaker
• Everyday jewelry
• A hat to protect yourself from the sun
• A small umbrella

These are the most cute and comfortable ballet flats for travel!

Some museums and churches might refuse service or admission if shoulders and knees are uncovered. I also recommend avoiding jean cutoffs and tank tops, as they may get unwanted attention.

When entering any religious building modesty should be considered, these tips will help you learn how to pack!

Shopping tips:

Moscow has every single store you could think of! From global luxury brands to everyday wear, it caters to many budgets.

If you want to arrive during sale season, then arrive one to two months before the end of the season. You can pick up European-made goods cheaper than in North America. Good shopping malls include Afimall located in Moscow City (another must see) and Evropeiskii located at Kievsky train station.

What are your tips on what to pack for Russia in the summer? Share in the comments below!

For more ideas on what to pack for Russia and Europe, please read:

• Ten-Step Packing Guide for Europe
• What to Wear in Russia in Winter
• Best Shoes for Europe
• What to Wear in Moscow in the Winter

Suggested Travel Resources:

• Lonely Planet Russia (Travel Guide)
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How to Pack for a Trip to Russia

What should i pack for russia.

• Clothes for winter : Layers, thermal underwear, a long coat, hat, scarf and gloves, warm shoes and socks
• Clothes for summer : Breathable clothing, lightweight jacket and jumper, sunglasses and sunhat
• Clothes for going out : Nice shirt and smart trousers for men, smart trousers and top or dress for women
• Personal items : Insect repellent and sun-cream, wet wipes and hand sanitiser, medications, extension cords, earplugs and an eye mask

One of the biggest questions before travelling anywhere, is what to pack. But for those going on a Russian tour, this can be simpler than expected because essentially, Russia only has two seasons, winter and summer. The leaves turn golden for a mere two or three weeks before the temperatures rapidly drop and winter begins, and spring is more of a melting period, with snow and ice seen even as late as May.

Read on to find out what to pack, and how to be comfortable and prepared in every situation.

What clothes to wear in Russia?

Clothes for winter.

Russia is spectacularly beautiful in the wintertime. A dusting of snow covers the palaces, churches and museums, and the icy forests truly look like something out of a fairy tale. But regardless of the magical atmosphere, the outside world is generally very cold. In the cities you will most likely be visiting, winter temperatures are in the range of -10 to -20 degrees Celsius, or 14 to -4 degrees Fahrenheit, but can be even lower.

Layers are vital. For maximum comfort (and safety), bring sweatshirts or hoodies, warm long trousers or extra thick tights, and thermal underwear. A long, warm coat is highly recommended. Not only will it keep you insulated from the cold, but if you slip on the ice it will cushion you and protect your clothes. And of course, it goes without saying that you must bring a hat, scarf and gloves. Ideally, very warm gloves, a fur or wool hat which covers your ears, and a scarf which can be wrapped around your face as well.

Even if the outside world is an icy -30, the inside of Russian buildings remain toasty and warm - heating is generated in a centralised location and switched on in September/October, providing automatic and constant heating for all the buildings in the locality and Russians like it very warm indoors. So, make sure to also bring indoor clothes and lighter layers - a suitcase full of only thick jumpers will do you no favours when you’re inside.

One of the most vital items on your list should be a warm pair of waterproof shoes, as Russia’s sidewalks and streets transform into a quagmire of slush and snow during winter. Shoes should have grippy treads as ice is often more problematic than snow, and the pavement can turn into an uneven mountain of black ice. Make sure to bring warm socks, preferably those sold in hiking/outdoor shops.

For those travelling to Siberia , the weather will be significantly colder, so pack accordingly. If you plan on doing activities such as skiing or snowboarding then bring waterproof trousers, and sunglasses are a good idea if you will spend a lot of time outside in the snow.

Clothes for summer

Despite its reputation, Russia isn’t always covered in snow. Summer is the perfect time to explore the country. Take a stroll any time of day or night, appreciate the White Nights in northern Russia, or go on a camping trip. Temperatures are generally in the range of 20 - 30 degrees Celsius, or 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Air conditioning is not a common sight in Russia, and Russian people have an innate fear of drafts so even on public transport in the middle of summer, windows are often kept shut. Lightweight and breathable clothing is your best bet, and a sunhat and sunglasses are essential items.

The weather can still be unpredictable, so bring a lightweight jacket and jumper for cooler evenings, and an umbrella too, especially if you’re visiting St. Petersburg . Russians dress modestly so you may feel uncomfortable in anything very short or low cut. To be respectful when visiting Russia’s churches, bring a scarf to cover your head and shoulders and a bottom layer of modest length.

Clothes for going out

There is a famous saying that ‘good clothes open all doors’ - and it’s safe to say that Russians dress impeccably when going to the theatre, a nice restaurant, or a nightclub. You do not have to bring a tuxedo or an evening gown, as low-key elegance is better than extravagance. For men, a nice shirt, smart trousers and shoes won’t go amiss. And for women, smart trousers and top or an elegant dress, and heels or nice boots. In winter, it is perfectly normal to change shoes at the theatre cloakroom if you don’t want to risk your high heels on the ice. Upmarket Russian nightclubs often have strict ‘face control’ who turn away those who they consider to be badly dressed, so bring a stylish outfit.

TRAVELERS ASK: Can you wear jeans in Russia?

It’s perfectly acceptable to wear jeans in Russia. Denim is enormously popular among Russians and you will be allowed into museums, churches and restaurants wearing jeans. However, Russians love to dress up, so wear smarter clothes for upmarket restaurants, nightclubs or the theatre. Jeans alone are insufficient for the Russian winter, so pack thermal underwear or tights accordingly.

Personal items and toiletries

You should bring insect repellent if visiting during summer, especially when travelling to Siberia - mosquitoes and horseflies have a voracious appetite. And don’t forget your sun cream!

Bring tissues, wet wipes and hand sanitiser. Public toilets are not very hygienic anywhere in Russia.

Russia has plenty of toiletry and cosmetic shops, so you won’t be in trouble if you forget your favourite shampoo or makeup. But make sure to bring any medication that you may need, as you may not be able to get it when you’re in Russia. Also, it’s a good idea to double check that your medication is legal in Russia - see Russian Customs Rules .

Bring a few different bags. A travel belt is the best way to safely carry your money and passports, and a small handbag or daysack will allow you to comfortably explore any Russian town or city. Russia uses two pin plug sockets (same as Europe) so remember your travel adaptors. One of the best tips for travelling abroad is to bring an extension cord from your home country with an adapter. Learn more about voltage in Russia . 

For travelling on the Trans-Siberian Express or other long distance trains, a good quality portable charger will prove a lifesaver. Bring sleeping clothes which you would feel comfortable wearing while in a public space, slippers or sandals, and earplugs and an eye mask.

And lastly, don’t forget to pack your favourite book by one of Russia’s great writers. There is absolutely no better place to enjoy Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, or Bulgakov than when you’re in Russia - immersed in their culture and history!

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All of the Best Looks from the Royal Ascot

Pale shades have proven particularly popular this year.

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Here, we're taking a look at the most stand-out looks of this year's Royal Ascot, and all of the royal-approved pieces you can add to your own closet.

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Princess Beatrice got into a summery theme in a green floral dress by Emilia Wickstead, while also further cementing the dominance of butter yellow with a pale hat and matching clutch, and Aquazurra heels.

Brita Dress in Green Festive Bouquet Taffeta Faille

Sophie Windsor (AKA actress Sophie Winkleman) attended the fourth day of Ascot with her husband, Lord Frederick Windsor, looking crisp in a blue and white colorblocked topper with white peep-toe heels, a white bag, and feathered white hat.

Queen Camilla also opted for a feathered hat for the Royal Ascot's fourth day—in her case, a duck egg blue one which matched her subtly embellished dress. She also debuted yet another impressive brooch from the royal collection, this one a diamond starburst which Queen Elizabeth had also favored.

June 20, 2024

For her third Ascot appearance of the year, Zara Tindall wore a periwinkle puff-sleeved dress by Rebecca Vallance with a matching hat, and a cream clutch and heels. She also donned what appears to be a pair of Illesteva Leonard II E sunglasses— a style she's been favoring since the Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

Leonard Leonard II E Sunglasses

For day 3 of the Royal Ascot, Queen Camilla switched things up from her previous blue styles with a white ensemble accented by subtle scalloped piping and a matching white hat. For a pop of color, she opted for a showstopping rose-carved emerald brooch which was gifted to King Charles's great-grandmother, Queen Mary in 1911.

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh also chose a light shade with a patterned Suzannah London shirtdress, which she paired with a mauve hat and a Sophie Habsburg clutch.

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Princess Eugenie brought a whimsical touch with her playfully tasseled Emily London pink hat, which topped off her pale ensemble. She used her woven Anya Hindmarch clutch and Aquazurra Bow Tie pumps (an oft-worn royal-favorite) to accent her white Gabriela Hearst knit dress— a style she previous donned in grey at the U.S. ambassador's residence in London.

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On day 2 of Royal Ascot, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh looked fresh in an all-white ensemble, featuring a floral lace dress by Suzanna London, a wide-brimmed white hat by Jane Taylor London, and the Crescent bag by royal-favorite bag brand Strathberry .

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Camilla continued her blue streak in a peacock Dior dress with a white lace bodice accent and a coordinating wide-brimmed hat. The brooch-loving queen also chose a turquoise and diamond piece that originally belonged to Queen Mary.

Mother and daughter Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and Princess Beatrice both opted for classic, feminine style. While Fergie chose a pared back black and white look with a dark skirt, a white Veronica Beard jacket, and spectator shoes, Beatrice went floral in a Zimmerman pink and white dress with a pink hatband and Roger Vivier embellished pumps.

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While Kate Middleton didn't make an appearance , her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton came out for a day of racing. Carole turned to one of her daughter's staple brands, Self-Portrait , for her pleated, pale blue, floral dress. She completed the look with a navy Kate Spade handbag, navy shoes, and a blue floral fascinator.

Zara Tindall, accompanied by her husband Mike, also took the floral note, wearing a dynamically printed Anna Mason dress with and metallic woven handbag, pale fascinator, and simple pumps by the Kate Middleton-loved brand , Emmy London.

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