I can't deny how practical and versatile a duffle bag can be especially one that can be flat packed and weighs no heavier than a paperback. I've been anti logo for the longest time but lately, I'm loving the monogram. I've been back and forth to London like a yo-yo for the past month. There were days when I had to spend the night there so the contents had to be stripped down to the bare essentials.
I normally don't bother checking into the hotel until late at night so I had to lug around my bag all day. This is all I carry for an overnight trip (yes including fresh undies but they're not meant for public viewing) because 100g feels like 10 kgs after a couple of hours. I wrote more about it here last year. Heather, I think this answers your question!
Wow - well done!!
ReplyDeleteI like that you travel light - I know people who take countless changes just for two days away, something I've never been able to grasp the concept of.
ReplyDeleteI love packing posts! (I can't remember if you've ever done beauty products posts on what you love? I like them too *cough* hint hint ;)) One of my things for a longer trip is to take a few items that are on their last legs so that I can dispose of them to make room in case I want to buy anything. And then we went to Europe for 4 weeks (including Paris) and I didn't step into a single shop because I didn't want to take away from the sightseeing and eating time, ha! Consequently when I met The Sartorialist in the streets of Paris, I was not looking my best. He definitely wasn't looking at me as a candidate for his blog that day :)
ReplyDeletePacking light is a life skill and a true test of your wardrobe! I love how neutral the clothes you packed look - very versatile.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could pack like you! x
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