#travel-style

#travel-style

At 55, she has her travel style down to a science-never overdressed, never uncomfortable, and always somehow looking pulled together no matter how early we have to get to the airport. Her secret isn't designer labels or trend-chasing; it's a carefully curated capsule wardrobe of elevated basics that work hard, travel well, and look good from security to baggage claim. If there's one thing she's mastered, it's the art of looking chic without looking like she tried too hard.

In the increasing chaos of air travel, it pays to stand out from the sea of pajama pants and hoodies. Not because of any traditionalist grumblings about propriety, mind you, but as a reminder that jet-setting across the country or the globe is still more of a privilege than a chore. Dressing up a little is one way to embrace that attitude.

Take it from someone who lives in New York City and tries to avoid jeans at all costs: you can absolutely wear track pants outside of the locker room. And why wouldn't you want to? With their flowy, wide legs and elastic waistbands, they're undeniably comfortable. Still, styling them for the right occasion can be tricky-but with the right accessories, you can sport them just about anywhere.