Thứ Năm, 22 tháng 10, 2015

What to Pack: Paris

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Practically any season is the right season to visit this grand European ville. Paris has an enchanting magic to suit every mood. But come fall, lovely light plays off the stone streets of the Marais (once the bohemian quarter and now a hip enclave of contemporary shops and fashionable scene-sters) and illuminates the academic elegance of the Left Bank with its mix of institutions (La Sorbonne) and modern day fun (Laduree), making it one of the most romantic times to be in the City of Light.

How to look the part? The Parisian chic look—that je ne sais quois, effortlessly sexy quality—exemplified by icons like Brigitte Bardot, Francoise Hardy, and Catherine Deneuve isn't exactly as easy to pull off as they make it seem. Here, we have a few basic pieces to get you going. As for the rest? Well, that may just lie in your attitude.

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Jardin Days



After a croissant at the café, start the day with a stroll through the manicured hedges of the Jardins des Tuileries in this leopard print jacquard knit sweater ($145).

Think texture and cut when mixing in other pieces, like this little red boucle jacket ($406).

Balance out the feminine look with slightly rugged moto boots ($90). Paris is a walking city after all, and these offer cool and comfort.

Skinny blue denim ($129) translates in any language.

A chain-accented day bag, like this style in taupe ($83.02), is a practical French-inspired classic(see: Chanel’s quilted versions).

Marais Nights



The streets of Marais are rife with dapper locals. Pick up a few tips from their seemingly effortless style, while donning your own polished pieces, like this check coat with faux leather sleeves ($159).

For dinner out, a simple but ladylike navy dress ($285) can be both dressed up with high heels and lipstick, or pared down with simple studs and flats.

There’s often a hint of schoolgirl in French fashion, like neat Oxford shirts. This one by Paris labelCarven ($270) has an especially sweet collar but a super sharp tailored cut.

If your top is more covered up, then show some leg with a quilted black mini skirt ($198).

Choose one stand-out accessory. Perhaps, lengthen gams in a pair of high heel pumps in unforgettable lipstick red ($99.90).

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Left Bank Lounging



The Left Bank has long been the home of Parisian intelligentsia. Grab a bite at the historic Café de Flore, in this brown and cream plaid flannel shirt by French brand A.P.C. ($220).

If you look closely, Parisians often ground their look with classic pieces that are given particular attention. For example, these raw denim jeans ($110) are well cut and wonderfully sleek in design.

The same could go for these high-top sneakers, which in handsome cognac leather will only look better with travel wear and tear ($148).

A pair of smoky shades will have you looking like Serge Gainsbourg in no time ($310 by Saint Laurent).

Keep the rest of your look more relaxed—it is a travel wardrobe after all—with this gray henley hoodie ($34.95).

Hopping the Arrondisements



It used to be only a few arrondisements (districts) housed the after-dark spots. But things in the city have become a lot less concentrated. Oberkampf, in the 11th, has a rollicking bar scene where this black leather jacket would fit right in ($299).

The 9th and 10th districts are home to live music spots. Check out a couple wearing this rock and roll style tee ($50).

Or perhaps, opt instead for a Breton stripe by French maker Saint James ($70).
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There’s been an Americana streak afoot, or really you could say North Americana. The tequila bar,Le Blitz, which is in the 8th near the Champs Elysees, might be a good venue to try out this bluebandanna-print button down ($89.50).

What to Pack: Kilimanjaro

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For many, the trip to Kilimanjaro is the summit of a lifetime—and for good reason. Its trio of volcanic cones are unforgettable with diverse habitats, satisfying terrain, seeming accessibility (with seven routes to the peak), as well as, of course, the unparalleled views from the top. You plan your route and prep for the altitude; we'll pack your bags so you can look chic while you climb.
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Day-Time Layering

Especially for those seeking a proper ascent, a climbing pack is an essential. Go for a size that's tailored to women. And, actually, many lady hikers do well with junior sizes (which are cheaper) like this green pack. ($159 at REI).

Taking into consideration the various climates from downright hot (at the base) to frigid temperatures up top, pack with layers in mind. This seamless wicking long sleeve tee is perfectly versatile ($44.95).

Pull on hiking pants as you get closer to the peak. ($179):

Then, hiking shorts in light gray stretch nylon are handy for warmer temps or for when you're nearer to base camp ($48).

Look for upper support that's firm but not too tight like this blue tank with a built in bra. ($52)



Night Owls

Temperatures can drop significantly after sundown. This zip-up hoody will keep you toasty ($128).

If need be, layer the hoody over this lightweight wool sweater in navy zig zag ($100).

A headlamp with both white and red lights are a savvy addition to any pack—they'll illuminate the way for, say, an inconvenient bathroom break ($39.95).

Particularly if you're summiting in cooler weather, look for technical outerwear like this hooded jacket in waterproof yet breathable ripstop ($99).
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Or try this puffy vest in birch white, which will keep you cool and collected ($169).
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Trekking by Day

First of all, hiking boots are almost always worth the splurge. And this rugged pair in brown and red supports ankles too ($199.98).

Prevent blisters by layering up your socks ($26.99 for a two-pack). Bring moleskin patches for extra insurance.

Invest in convertible hiking pants, too, which zip away at the knees, are double the fun for a fraction of the cost of separate pieces ($59.95).

Look for breathable materials or at least those that wick away sweat, like this red tee ($45).

And for trips like this, it's tough to go wrong with a cozy zip-up fleece ($138.95).



Cool and Cozy Nights

Heat regulation is sometimes less about actual thermometer readings than the wind gage. Go for awindstopper jacket, for evening protections, like this one in green ($349).

For chillier nights, these tan gloves ($35.95), which are made for climbing, but work for just about everything, are a cinch to pack.

Depending on the room in your pack, consider a few familiar camp-oriented pieces like theseflannel-lined loose khakis ($44.99).

A cotton button-down, shown here in green ($68.95), is also a good piece to decompress with.
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Lastly, fleece is as inviting as a roaring fire on a wintry day. (As in...very inviting.) Try the cozy