shopping, Travel January 6, 2016

How to pack when you have too many clothes

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If you’re like us, chances are you hate packing because you always have too many clothes to bring and don’t want to leave anything behind. Don’t worry, we know the struggle and that is why we have these 5 helpful tips that will make you a packing master.

  1. If you want to bring a lot of clothes, you better start rolling them instead of trying to fold everything. This way, you will save a ton of space.
  1. We would all love to bring our complete wardrobe, but instead of trying to pack everything, think smart and create outfit kits. Plus, don’t pack something that can’t be mixed and matched easily with the rest of your clothes, you probably won’t wear it anyway. Flat lay everything on your bed, this way you will really see what you’re bringing.
  1. A classic: stuff shoes with socks or products to save place.
  1. Follow this simple rule: 3 tops for every bottom. Tops take less place and people are less likely to notice if you repeat the same bottom.
  1. If you bring a lot of makeup and beauty products, make sure you get travel size to save as much space as possible.


Photos: ShinebyThree, The Hunt & CasaBottega

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Juliana Barba

Obsessed with cats, Juliana is most likely to be found at her favorite cat café petting her furry friends with a good cup of coffee. Introverted, she enjoys reading and writing about her latest fashion and lifestyle inspiration. Has a special thing for heels: the highest they are, the better she'll feel. Interests also include: vegetarian food, good wine, traveling and did we mention cats?

  • TRUTH to rolling and people not noticing as much if you repeat a bottom. My problem is that I’m afraid that what I want to wear at a given time on vacation won’t be guaranteed. Like what if it rains? What if we’re going to go to a fancy event even though we said we’d do casual? I want to be prepared lmao. But usually it always ends up that I pack too many clothes that I never reach for. The WHAT IFs.

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