The Best Travel Dress. Ever.
You know I am super picky about my work-out clothes and I have a similar attitude about some travel gear. I love a good travel dress since they are cute, casual, & feminine. Sometimes after a long day of hiking it just feels plain old good to put on a dress.
Key Features I Look For in a Travel Dress:
1. Doesn’t wrinkle- Self explanatory I think! I want a dress that I can ball up in a backpack and put it on for dinner.
2. Can be worn more than once without having to be washed- Sort of like #1. You know how some outfits get stretched out or wrinkle really easily which require more frequent washing & drying? Yea, I don’t want that in a travel dress. I want something that can get 2-3 + uses.
3. Can be mixed & matched with different accessories to look like a new dress- This is where I factor in color/pattern. A plain, solid, neutral color can be made to look very different with different shoes, sweaters, & accessories. There are a ton of cute patterned “active wear” dresses but if I were to only invest in one, I would choose a solid color.
4. Could be casual or dressy- I want to be able to wear a dress as a beach cover-up or out for a nice dinner.
5. Has a built in bra- Crucial for me. Depending on the type of travel you do, space and weight of your luggage is very limited. I don’t want to have to pack a special strapless bra to wear with a dress.
6. Moisture wicking material- Similar to my qualification for work-out gear. When I was in the Grand Canyon last summer you literally start sweating the second you step outside. I could essentially go swimming in this Best Travel Dress Ever and you would never know unless you gave me a hug. Also useful if you tend to be spontaneous and adventurous. You never know when you will want to go wading in a river, wearing a dress…
7. Flattering- Obviously! I don’t want to feel like the dress is too tight or I’m going to be re-adjusting it constantly.
Here is the Best Travel Dress. Ever.
Patagonia Morning Glory Dress in Black
Worn with simple flat sandals. Don’t mind the wet hair. This dress has been folded up for a week.
Nice detail in the back.
Worn with wedges & a sweater.
The possibilities are endless. I would even hike in this dress if I had to. I would just slip on a pair of leggings or compression shorts underneath. I’m not wearing any jewelry here but I normally put on a cute necklace. Maybe a cute colorful scarf & a sweater?
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