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...
Shoes To Frame Your Outfits
Are you overwhelmed by the variety of shoes in the store? Unsure which ones will match your wardrobe?
The type of colours and tones you wear is the key factor.
With my colour type, I suit soft colours so my most worn shoes in Spring, Summer and Autumn are black.
I don't wear black boots in Winter though as these appear way too heavy for my colour type so instead I aim for dark taupe.
When I wear a dark jacket or tee, I pair it with bright white shoes to create contrast and balance my outfit without repeating the dark colour again.
Avoid wearing coloured sandals that match your clothes. Not repeating a colour within your outfit is key!
Let me show you how it works in this quick video
To your wardrobe success,
