Joggers, tshirt and zip front sweatshirt

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Black wide leg pants, loose shirt, black sweater, scarf, trainers.

If it's a long flight, I would not want wide-leg pants because it's hard to keep them from touching the toilet when you go to the tiny bathroom. Other than that, I agree with all of this. A scarf is nice to cover your eyes, if needed, to sleep or nap and can also keep you warm.

+1 I see so many women with wide leg loose pants, and I think, "ew. how do you keep them from touching the bathroom floor which is sticky with god knows what most of the time".

I wear yoga pants, but not too tight, a loose shirt, zipped hoodie, and trainers.

Usually whatever I want to be in after I land.

Ball gown, high heals, diamond studded crown.

I like a black or dark colored base layer in jersey or other no-wrinkle fabric that can look clean and tidy even after a longer flight. Pants, midi dress or skirt, that kind of thing. I have a black midi a-line dress with a scoop neck and elbow length sleeves that is really perfect for this. It's comfortable and will look fresh no matter what. I can go out for a meal after the plane a not look like a rumpled mess.

But I like layering more structured things on top. Like I prefer a structured tweed jacket or a denim jacket to a draped cardigan. Something with structured shoulders will just look more crisp even if you aren't feeling crisp at all. I have a tweed jacket with a pin tucked shoulder and a collar that can be flipped up or lay flat that is perfect for this in colder weather. I bought it for business travel and it's perfect for that, but I'll wear it for personal travel too because it just looks so pulled together.

Overnight flight, I wear sweats, sneakers, t shirt, and a sweater or sweatshirt. Absolutely nothing constricting. I even make sure to pick out my most comfortable underwear for a red eye. I hate sleeping on planes and don't do it well, so at a minimum I want to be physically comfortable.

I tend to wear leggings or sweats. Have figured out this works well for me because: (i) comfy; (ii) packs super small, so once i arrive somewhere i am not wasting suitcase space just for my travel outfit; (iii) i have interstitial cystitis, which is pretty commonly triggered by pants squeezing the crotch, and travel days can be the worst offenders due to the time sitting plus dehydration; and (iv) i am skinny and cute, so even when i'm in leggings or sweats I look decently attractive.

I travel every couple weeks and honestly never see anyone look "good". Even all the women on this forum who think they are pulled together with a scarf lol and above the people in sweats.

Depends on flight time+ type of trip + cabin class + arrival time + time of year.

Anonymous wrote:Black wide leg pants, loose shirt, black sweater, scarf, trainers.

If it's a long flight, I would not want wide-leg pants because it's hard to keep them from touching the toilet when you go to the tiny bathroom. Other than that, I agree with all of this. A scarf is nice to cover your eyes, if needed, to sleep or nap and can also keep you warm.

I would not wear jeans (too constricting) or sweats (I don't wear these in public.) Obviously flat shoes.
Flying somewhere cold I would wear loose wool pants and a sweater with a shirt underneath. Flying somewhere hot a sundress with cardigan.
This assumes a flight of >4 hours. For a short flight I'd just wear whatever I felt like.

Whatever. Jeans and a t-shirt, or leggings and a t-shirt. I'm very casual. People are very confused when this fat sloppy lady with terrible hair and skin sits in first class.

If you are 30 and meeting a romantic partner or business colleague at the airport then you dress differently than if your are 60 no matter whom you are meeting.

Of course, one hour local flight requires different dressing then 10 hour long international flight.

I prefer light, full length and soft layers of clothing, comfortable shoes, good moisturizer and lightly scented deodorant. No make up, no constricting or rough clothing, no heels, no jewelry.

Black wide leg pants, loose shirt, black sweater, scarf, trainers.

Jeans? Sweats?