Traveling in a maxi dress or dress in general - terrible idea or easiest to wear?
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Anonymous
I know you are being sarcastic but I actually like this look -- way overpriced though |
Anonymous
| it depends on you op, if you like wearing maxi dresses and are used to them, then wear them. If you don't usually wear them, then it may not be best time to try. |
Anonymous
Ok. If you like looking like a nun. Go for it. |
Anonymous
| Leggings, t-shirt and cardigan. Cardigan because planes are usually freezing, but if its hot in the airport or my destination, cardigan comes off. Comfortable, neat, and appropriate |
Anonymous
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I feel most comfortable in a midi dress and a cardigan with compression socks.
However if really cold, I wear leggings or pants with a forgiving waistband and a long sleeve shirt with a pullover. |
Anonymous
I travel in a maxi and it's very comfortable, like wearing a nightgown. It's also practical because it keeps my legs warm on the flight, but is still fine for walking around in warm destinations after I land. |
Anonymous
Thanks, I posted it! It's very functional, with a big kangaroo pocket that can fit a tablet. I wear it everywhere but first time on a long flight. |
Anonymous
| I absolutely love maxi dresses on planes. I have a cardigan in my bag. It feels like I’m wearing a big blanket. |
Anonymous
| They are a terrible idea if there is an emergency and you have to run or escape somewhere. So are flip flops and most open tied shoes. Err on the side of safety AND comfort. Where cropped pants and a nice t shirt with slip on closed toed tennis shoes. Leave the dresses, sandals and flip flops for when you arrive at your destination. |
Anonymous
| I hate wearing a bra on long flights, so I usually wear leggings and a thicker t-shirt. No dress for me. |
Anonymous
How often do you have to run or escape somewhere? |
Anonymous
I generally wear my dresses with sneakers or sport sandals when I travel so the footwear isn't an issue (though if I wear sneakers I keep a pair of sandals or flats in my bag because if my destination is warm it will feel so good to slip into sandals when I get outside. I actually think most of my dresses would be find if I had to run or escape somewhere. Which is an extremely remote possiblity. And get real -- if something happened that was so bad I needed to run for my life or escape do you really think cropped pants versus a midi dress is going to save me. You could argue that a dress is more likely to make you look feminine in a way that might make a plane hijacker spare your life. Or that you could use the extra fabric from the skirt to make bandages or something if you were stranded on a deserted island. Like if you are going to make up insane scenarios with a near 0% chance of happening there's no reason that your cropped pants ensemble (with a "nice t shirt" because why if your main concern is emergency safety -- a utility vest with a first aid kit would be less flattering but far more practical right) is any more practical than a comfortable midi dress. |
Anonymous
Not often, but if you do, you don’t want to trip on your dress and fall. Could be the difference between life or death. There’s a possibility, low though it may be, of an emergency when flying. Why take a chance? |
Anonymous
Weird because flight attendants are not dressed to flee and they fly WAY more than I do! They are wearing heels and pencil skirts. A maxi dress is fine. I've done it and it was terrific and cozy. Soft, flowy and comfy. I'd always bring something to go over it if the plane is cold, but I do that when I wear pants too. |
Anonymous
Vejas or ballet flats. Sandals around town, but not on a plane -- I get too cold. |