Airport Outfits 2024 Summer

[Anonymous]

I typically wear jeans on a flight, top + a jacket for warmth.

[Anonymous]

All black because if you have a spill, it’s not so obvious. And layers with the top a black Quince cashmere hoodie. Our whole family has one.
Stretch jeans,short sleeved black t shirt, in colder weather, also a long sleeved black t shirt, said hoodie. Black socks and flats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

+1

Is it too much of hassle to put on actual clothes? One of the things I hate most about flying is the complete lack of social norms.

[Anonymous]

I wear Brooklyn pants from Athleta, sneakers, a cotton tee and a sweatshirt or zip up light jacket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

+1

Is it too much of hassle to put on actual clothes? One of the things I hate most about flying is the complete lack of social norms.

Frankly, this is what I hate most about general living these days. People have no sense of decorum and are bold and shameless about it.

[Anonymous]

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.

I’m on a runway taxiing right now in that outfit. Vuori joggers, t shirt, vuori hoodie and sketchers. This is for a 15 hour travel day. Generally, for short flight, which I take several times a week, I just wear whatever I was wearing otherwise, but generally with the sketchers. I have precheck, so I don’t need to take off the shoes but I find them so much more comfortable for planes.

[Anonymous]

Assuming you are going from a warm place to a warm place, I like dresses like these:

https://tnuck.com//products/tropical-turquoise-bouquet-long-sleeve-salty-paloma-caftan?variant=44632968265950&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzdmJoNvlhgMVl0ZHAR3vFgONEAQYAyABEgJ0JfD_BwE

And I just put on a pair of compression socks while in my seat if a long flight. Onviously, I don't actually wear them out of the seat!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

I think pants are better for going through security in case they have to manually scan you or whatever it’s called with the wand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wear Brooklyn pants from Athleta, sneakers, a cotton tee and a sweatshirt or zip up light jacket.

I wear exact same thing!

[Anonymous]

If they have to lose or delay some of the luggage it should only be that of the pajama wearing travelers.

[Anonymous]

Black wide leg pants, sandals, white tank, hat and scarf if it's chilly in the plane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

+1

Is it too much of hassle to put on actual clothes? One of the things I hate most about flying is the complete lack of social norms.

Frankly, this is what I hate most about general living these days. People have no sense of decorum and are bold and shameless about it.

If there is what you and PP consider to be "a complete lack of social norms," it's likely that there are social norms -- and you just don't know what they are.

[Anonymous]

Last I traveled the look was cut off jean shorts (super short) and a sports bra, no shirt. This was the look for all ages - teens to 40/50s.

[Anonymous]

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

Stop it. Slop.

[Anonymous]

I have to start with the shoes, specific shoes. Worn for part of each day, or I'll develop foot/joint problems later in the trip.