prep work
Because I'm so free on a Sunday (technically, it's Monday already), I decided to take photos of what I'm bringing to Bali.
It's a short trip, so I can afford to not bother with the principles of mixing and matching and bring an outfit for each day. Nonetheless, when I travel, I usually pack with an outfit in mind for each day - it's the only way to make sure I pack very little and get the most wears out of each item.
I had planned to just dive and laze around getting massages for the next few days, but as I may be required to participate in some of the planned activities (long story), I felt obliged to pack the "comfortable shoes" and some comfortable clothes (T-shirt and hard-wearing shorts) as advised. Here are my most well-worn Onitsuka Tigers, the oldest in my collection and one I refuse to part with because it has crossed a few continents with me -
The swimsuit and flip flops, of ultra importance of course -
Everything else is comfort clothing - I'm not big on getting dressy at the beach because all I do is swim, sleep, and dive, so actual clothing is besides the point.
I also pack a scarf in case for some reason, I need to keep warm. This one, the colour of a sunset - purchased in Nepal - seems appropriate for an island famed for its sunsets -
I also bring along one of my many messenger purses -
All are happily packed in my borrowed dotty suitcase -
I'll put up my plane outfit when I wake up in the morning.
It's a short trip, so I can afford to not bother with the principles of mixing and matching and bring an outfit for each day. Nonetheless, when I travel, I usually pack with an outfit in mind for each day - it's the only way to make sure I pack very little and get the most wears out of each item.
I had planned to just dive and laze around getting massages for the next few days, but as I may be required to participate in some of the planned activities (long story), I felt obliged to pack the "comfortable shoes" and some comfortable clothes (T-shirt and hard-wearing shorts) as advised. Here are my most well-worn Onitsuka Tigers, the oldest in my collection and one I refuse to part with because it has crossed a few continents with me -
The swimsuit and flip flops, of ultra importance of course -
Everything else is comfort clothing - I'm not big on getting dressy at the beach because all I do is swim, sleep, and dive, so actual clothing is besides the point.
I also pack a scarf in case for some reason, I need to keep warm. This one, the colour of a sunset - purchased in Nepal - seems appropriate for an island famed for its sunsets -
I also bring along one of my many messenger purses -
All are happily packed in my borrowed dotty suitcase -
I'll put up my plane outfit when I wake up in the morning.
Comments
All very cute, including the suitcase. Have fun!
enc: I loath lugging lots of things around when travelling. But I also get bored with repeating my clothes if it's a long trip. It's 'win some, lose some' situation. Bugger.
the t-shirt, the glasses are a print?
the scarf, what is the material and how do you care for it?
i love what you paced = it all screams vacation.