How To Pack For Greece
How to pack for Greece:
1. Think in Outfits, Not Items
Don’t throw in random tops and dresses. Pack pieces that mix and match into multiple looks. A 7x7 grid approach (7 tops + 7 bottoms = endless combos) makes it effortless.
2. Pack a Colour Story
Choose one palette (neutrals in a light, dark, colour and a print). This way, everything works together and you’re not standing in front of the suitcase thinking, “Nothing goes.”
With just the 4 tops and 4 skirts above, I have 14 outfits.
3. Fabrics Do the Heavy Lifting
Linen, cotton, and floaty viscose will be your best friends. They’re breathable in the Greek sun and still look chic after a day of wandering cobblestones.
4. Shoes: Less is More
You only need four pairs: 2 stylish flat sandals for day, one pair in black/darkest brown and one in white (or a light orange tan if you are wearing long dark skirts or pants), a comfy trainer for exploring, and a dressi...
Make Your Dresses Work All Year Long
In Adelaide, South Australia. We are going through some crazy coolish weather for Spring.
I want to wear my dresses as I'm over wearing my pants and jeans (I'm sure you are too).
As my hair gets greyer and greyer, my best colours change every so slightly (some people change colour types completely as they go grey and I mean go from warm skin tone to cool skin tone - complete opposites) and this white linen dress works so well for my grey-haired complexion even without a tan...
... the tan will arrive very soon (and safely, I absolutely adore sunscreen).
This outfit kept me warm, I felt stylish and I was able to add section layers through using my sash belt to tuck my knit vest in.
>>> THIS IS HOW I DID IT AND HOW YOU CAN TOO <<<
To your wardrobe success,
