How do you dress during your flights and travel
76 comments save last comment by Grace H. almost 3 years ago
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My family works for an airline and on many of my international flights I see girls decked out in dresses, super high heels, with their hair and makeup completely done, so that when they step off the plane they look ready for a photoshoot. Also I see guys all dressed up in their best outfits too...
almost 3 years ago |
Mika P.
DOWNTOWN MANILA,
Philippines
2056 posts
it makes sense to dress up for a flight, you'll have a better chance of being upgraded if you look like you 'fit' in first class.
May 29, 2010
George H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
227 posts
My mum works for the airline too and whenever we travel we have to dress by some kinda staff dresscode and like everyone in my family is dress in "smart" clothes. Still comfortable though!
May 29, 2010
Camille A.
PHILADELPHIA,
United States
17 posts
@ Lawliet : of course I care! That's why I asked! I'm really interested in this and am getting tons of ideas =)
May 29, 2010
Mika P.
DOWNTOWN MANILA,
Philippines
2056 posts
it's the norm in philippine airline companies.
May 29, 2010
Grace H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
5142 posts
i need to get my hands on a tracksuit cos im going to florida this summer and i cant bear to be uncomfortable
note: is it acceptable to change into pjs whilst on a flight if its overnight, if said pyjamas are nice and not revealing?
May 29, 2010
Charlotte S.
ENGLAND,
United Kingdom
654 posts
i was on a 24 hour flight to new zealand & i wore/had in my backpack- jogging bottoms, cardi, hoody, oversized tee & a long vest.
i had a floral long vest but, just be comfortable. when you get to your hotel you can just unpack & change.
-unless its a quick flight, but nahh comfort it key.
May 29, 2010
D D.
WONDERLAND,
China
25 posts
Awh~ To be honest better comfort than style though. I wouldn't go on wearing an origami dress .
And this is unrelated, but -- planes and alcohol are a terrible combination.
May 29, 2010
D D.
WONDERLAND,
China
25 posts
Hey, if it's alright to go onto a plane wearing a pageboy cap, fluoro puffy jacket and flared jeans with knee high slits at the front tied with leather straps. (It wasn't me). And as long as you don't change in your seat. That could potentially be awkward.
May 29, 2010
Camille A.
PHILADELPHIA,
United States
17 posts
"............................................."
trying to picture that outfit now...
Thats why I wear leggings and long dresses...they are cottony and I can sleep in them...
May 30, 2010
Charlotte L.
LEICESTER,
United Kingdom
318 posts
Oh i go for comfort all the way, although on my last flight i ended up wearing heels. This was only due to the fact that my luggage was over the allowance so i swapped the flip flops i was wearing for the chunky heels that were packed! But yeah i was wearing a big floppy hat, sunglasses, t-shirt, harems and a pashmina.
May 30, 2010
D D.
WONDERLAND,
China
25 posts
I see the most unusual outfits at the airport.
Usually I just keep a pair of Chucks and change of clothes in a duffle or backpack but I almost always never end up changing.
June 3, 2010
Morgan H.
VERMONT,
United States
91 posts
Does anyone remember in The Parent Trap when Natasha Richardson looks at both Lindsey Lohans in button-downed shirts and says "girls why are you dressed like that? we have a plane to catch." My mom then told me British people dress up to fly more than we do...
I'd prefer to see that though...because mainly I only see girls with velour track suits carrying huge pillows. I'm all for comfort....but some things should just stay in the house. My favorite is when I'm flying to Arizona and I see the juicy suit paired with cowboy hat and then some sort of stuffed animal.
June 3, 2010
Shahi T.
YOUR NIGHTMARES.,
Egypt
7 posts
I tend to dress up, because I want to look presentable to the whoever i'm meeting first as soon as I get to my destination.
I'm travelling tomorrow and I will definitely be dressed up so that when I get picked up from the airport at home, I look good.
June 3, 2010
Jalees J.
Canada
90 posts
usually leggings, (because they look good but are also comfortable) a baggy shirt, and a blazer/or some sort of jacket.
June 5, 2010
Stephanie T.
CANADA,
Canada
65 posts
"sweatpants hair tyed chillin with no make up on."
usually sweats or skinnies, sneakers, t shirt and a hoodie.
i honestly don't care what i look like, just as long as im comfy!
June 6, 2010
ANITA T.
MINNEAPOLIS,
United States
274 posts
I wear leggings. It easy to slip on and comfortable. With leggings, I just pair it up with whatever.
July 8, 2010
Alice M.
Portugal
26 posts
Leggings, because i can position my legs in every possible way without flashing anyone. And with jeans i do have that freedom, but my legs get numb more easily.
July 8, 2010
Jessy J.
TORONTO,
Canada
2232 posts
A cardigan is a must! Planes are freeeeeeeezing.
July 8, 2010
Shiori M.
TORONTO,
Canada
623 posts
depends on the flight but if it is shorter I tend to wear a stretchier pair of skinnies and if it is longer, I'll wear black leggings. Usually I wear a loose vneck or top and a cardigan or jacket. I tend to wear flats since I can wear socks without looking silly if it gets cold and easier to slip on and off for security.Then I shove all my crap in my black carry-on duffel and i'm good.
July 9, 2010
Grace H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
5142 posts
i've got the comfiest pair of joggers everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr for my flight to florida, ima just wear them with my michael jackson tshirt and a cardigan. im thinking flip flops but i'll have to take some socks cos my circulation is soosososo bad, especially on flights
July 9, 2010