Airport Outfits 2024 Summer

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Anonymous wrote:If you do decide you want an expensive golden girls suit, the Spanx air ones are genuinely yummy. Have a fabric shaver because they pill.

I mean obviously not like, take the fabric shaver with you. I just mean if you buy the clothes you will want to have one if you don’t already.

Do you have a link?

[Anonymous]

I like flying in a maxi dress, with a cropped cardigan, and flats. It's super comfortable, good for all temperatures, and that way when I land in the morning, I look reasonably presentable and don't have to worry about changing.

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Anonymous wrote:If it's a flight under 10 hours, I just wear normal clothes. For flights longer than that, I wear Vuori joggers and a sweatshirt. My priority is comfort, not style. The lights are off on long-haul flights for 85% of flight time, anyway, to encourage sleeping.

So, you are going to wear comfy joggers for a 10 flight, but not for a 9 hour flight? What?

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Anonymous wrote: https://www.frankandeileen.com/collections/travel-sets/products/malibu-travel-set-black

I actually bought this as a special treat for myself for the flight for my 50th birthday trip. I may resell it. It makes me feel a little more bulky and less fabulous than I had imagined/hopes. The fleece is very thick, which is sort of luxurious but yeah. I feel bulky in it. And the knees stretch out and make me feel saggy.

I had a horrible experience with this kind of fleece on a long flight. The short of it is that I was kind of sweating in it and had little bits of it all over me. And I couldn't wear it again -- the inside of the fleece was destroyed. I'm not overly sweaty or anything. And it was expensive for fleece. Not buying that fabric again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like flying in a maxi dress, with a cropped cardigan, and flats. It's super comfortable, good for all temperatures, and that way when I land in the morning, I look reasonably presentable and don't have to worry about changing.

And in a dress you don’t have to worry to keep your pants touching the floor in the airport bathroom

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Anonymous wrote:Zella brand from Nordstrom makes some good Vuori knockoff items. Not Target cheap but Vuori is stupidly expensive for what it is.

Link please

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like flying in a maxi dress, with a cropped cardigan, and flats. It's super comfortable, good for all temperatures, and that way when I land in the morning, I look reasonably presentable and don't have to worry about changing.

Nah, I just don’t want to deal with all the fabric in an airport situation.

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Wow, this is a thing? I just wear pajama pants and an oversized t shirt.

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Anonymous wrote:The Frank and Eileen set mentioned above is $386. I know you can find a knock off at Target.

It's barely a step above prison garb or scrubs. I just wear regular clothes since more often than not I'm on the go as soon as I land. And I don't prefer to look homeless.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: https://www.frankandeileen.com/collections/travel-sets/products/malibu-travel-set-black

I actually bought this as a special treat for myself for the flight for my 50th birthday trip. I may resell it. It makes me feel a little more bulky and less fabulous than I had imagined/hopes. The fleece is very thick, which is sort of luxurious but yeah. I feel bulky in it. And the knees stretch out and make me feel saggy.

Thanks for the heads up. I had thought of this for car trips, but I hate that baggy saggy feeling. Nothing special treat about it. Yes resell it

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Anonymous wrote:If you do decide you want an expensive golden girls suit, the Spanx air ones are genuinely yummy. Have a fabric shaver because they pill.

I mean obviously not like, take the fabric shaver with you. I just mean if you buy the clothes you will want to have one if you don’t already.

Do you have a link?

Not wise to buy clothes you know are going to pills even before a wash, sign of terribly made clothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Zella brand from Nordstrom makes some good Vuori knockoff items. Not Target cheap but Vuori is stupidly expensive for what it is.

I was just at Nordstrom today, considering the Vuori joggers for a flight and just could not make myself spend that much money for synthetic joggers. Would rather get these, which are cheaper, a natural material, and made in America (so hopefully not with slave labor):
https://www.bluecanoe.com/products/silky-jogger-pant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, this is a thing? I just wear pajama pants and an oversized t shirt.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zella brand from Nordstrom makes some good Vuori knockoff items. Not Target cheap but Vuori is stupidly expensive for what it is.

I was just at Nordstrom today, considering the Vuori joggers for a flight and just could not make myself spend that much money for synthetic joggers. Would rather get these, which are cheaper, a natural material, and made in America (so hopefully not with slave labor):
https://www.bluecanoe.com/products/silky-jogger-pant

This are nice! They remind me a little do the cozy earth stuff. Yes go with the better fabric and made in US is great too.

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Just flew overnight on United. The cabin was absolutely freezing so I recommend something warm just in case (at least, on United).