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Wear t o Travel NO ONE WANTS TO LOOK LIKE A TOURIST. WearToTrave l aims to empower travelers to express their personal style while prioritizing comfort and practicality. We believe dressing well during your travels can enhance your overall experience, boost your confidence, and make lasting memories. Get ready to embark on stylish adventures with WearToTravel as your go-to fashion guide. View More LATEST GUIDES Chic by the Sea: Unveiling the Timeless Fashion of the Mediterranean Fashion in the Mediterranean showcases a harmonious blend of classic sophistication, bohemian allure, and coastal charm, creating a captivating style landscape that transcends time and trends. From Kimono to Street Style: A Fashion Journey through Japan's Unique Style Scene A comprehensive guide on What to Wear in Japan for an authentic and stylish experience. Slay the Jamaican Way: Embracing the Vibrant Fashion by the Sea Celebrating the fusion of culture, color, and climate of the Caribbean. WE ARE TRAVELERS Meet the Founder Hi, I'm Emily Hi, I'm Emily , a Florida native, full-time student, and travel photographer! I have been fortunate to travel to 23 countries across 3 continents, documenting and photographing my experiences in other cultures, both digitally and on film. While preparing to embark on my next trip, I was browsing the internet for fashion inspiration and couldn't find anything that satisfied my needs. As any 21-year-old girl, I like to have a good outfit when traveling, something cute but also something practical and universal. There just wasn't any platform that promoted travel and fashion that was up-to-date and "Instagram-worthy." That's when the idea for WearToTravel began. I thought if I can't find what I'm looking for why not just do it myself? My travel and photographic background motivated me to start a company at the age of 21. I aim to establish an honest community of like-minded people who have the opportunity to share what are, in my opinion, the most rewarding experiences in life. Read More

Europa Quando ti prepari per un viaggio in Europa, capire cosa indossare è un aspetto importante della tua pianificazione. L'Europa comprende una vasta gamma di climi, sensibilità alla moda e norme culturali, il che rende essenziale fare le valigie in modo strategico. Sia che tu stia esplorando le strade di ciottoli di Parigi, passeggiando lungo i canali di Venezia o immergendoti nella vibrante atmosfera di Barcellona, vestirti in modo appropriato può migliorare il tuo comfort e aiutarti a mimetizzarti con la gente del posto. Dai capi versatili per tenere conto dei cambiamenti climatici al rispetto delle usanze religiose, questa guida ti fornirà preziose informazioni su WhatToWear in Europa, assicurandoti di essere pronto a esplorare con stile questo continente vario e accattivante. Pick a desination and start exploring!

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We Are Travelers Welcome to WearToTravel, the vibrant community of avid travelers who believe that fashion and style are essential elements of the wanderlust experience. We’re a gathering of globetrotters, explorers, and adventure seekers, all united by our passion for discovering the world while looking effortlessly chic. Our community is a treasure trove of inspiration, filled with fashion-forward individuals who share their expertise, tips, and tricks on curating the perfect travel wardrobe. From packing essentials for different climates to outfit ideas that seamlessly transition from day to night, our members have mastered the art of combining practicality and style. Join us on this exciting journey as we embark on new adventures and redefine the way we explore the world, one fabulous outfit at a time. Meet Warren

JAPAN TRAVEL & STYLE GUIDE Fashion Guides From Kimono to Street Style: A Fashion Journey through Japan's Unique Style Scene A comprehensive guide on What to Wear in Japan for an authentic and stylish experience. August 5th, 2023 Welcome to the captivating world of Japanese fashion, where tradition and innovation collide to create a truly unique and diverse style landscape. From the streets of Harajuku, a vibrant hub of subcultures, to the sophisticated runways of Tokyo’s fashion districts, Japan’s sartorial scene is a captivating fusion of creativity and individuality. Whether you seek to immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of traditional garments like the kimono or embrace the playful allure of kawaii culture, this fashion guide will navigate you through the intricacies and nuances of Japan’s fashion culture. Prepare to embark on a journey of self-expression, where fashion becomes a canvas for showcasing your personality and celebrating the rich tapestry of Japanese aesthetics. WHAT TO WEAR About Wear To Travel dhbcc hdv cjhdvschj djhcbedfedfed hjdsvhcvhsdv chjv jhdsv cjsjhdvcjv dsjcv jb svdjbv bcjsedewdewdewd djbcsbdvchsdvhvc jshsdvjdc eded kscsfdcjfksnbdbnsjbajobebhhhhdhhdhdhhdhdhbhsbdiqbwidbjqbdojbwqjbdjkabkdbnkbwsdhjbjhbehjbhj BIKER JACKETS. Wearing Biker jackets in Japan adds a touch of edgy sophistication to the vibrant urban city of Tokyo. The contrast of modern cityscapes and traditional elements creates a unique canvas for this versatile fashion statement. Whether paired with sleek denim for an effortlessly cool street style or layered over a kimono-inspired dress for an unexpected twist, biker jackets not only offer an element of fashion-forward flair but also serve as an opportunity to express individuality while still embracing Japan’s dynamic fashion scene. ​ ​ My favorite item I packed on my trip to Japan was this biker jacket from Lioness. It's the perfect street style look, making putting an outfit together easy since it is a staple piece. I traveled with my mom and she even borrowed it and wore it all day, It goes with everything and on everyone! Layering I paired my biker jacket with lighter, breathable clothing. T-shirts, tanks, or lightweight sweaters are excellent choices for layering underneath a jacket. You can easily adjust your outfit as the temperature fluctuates throughout the day. ​ Evening Wear Evenings in Tokyo can still be chilly even in the summer, so your biker jacket will come in handy when heading out for dinner or nightlife. Versatility A biker jacket is versatile and can be worn in various styles. For a casual look, pair it with jeans or denim shorts. If you want a more dressed-up appearance, combine it with a sundress or a flowy skirt. DENIM. Wearing denim in Tokyo is quite common and acceptable. Tokyo is known for its fashion-forward culture, and denim is a versatile and popular clothing choice among both locals and visitors. I wore denim almost every day because of its versatile look and practicality. Choose the right weight Opt for lightweight denim for spring and autumn. Heavyweight denim may be too warm for the mild weather during certain seasons. In Kyoto, I wore black denim jeans while I hiked 40 minutes uphill to see the Arashiyama Monkey Park. While I do not recommend wearing jeans hiking, it was still doable for the climate in May. Distressed Denim Distressed or ripped denim is trendy and adds a touch of edge to your outfit. This type of denim is popular among the locals and is socially acceptable. Neutral Colors Stick to neutral denim shades as they are more versatile and can easily complement different colors and patterns. Japanese Designer Jeans Explore local Japanese denim brands known for their innovative designs and craftsmanship. Brands like Kapital, Visvim, and Momotaro Jeans are renowned for their unique take on denim. WHAT WE WORE WHEN TO TRAVEL SPRING (March to May) ​- Spring in Japan is known for cherry blossoms, and the weather is usually mild. - Light layers like long-sleeve shirts, light sweaters, and cardigans are great choices. - A light jacket or coat is recommended for cooler evenings. In mid-May, I wore my biker jacket all day in Tokyo. ​ ​ ​ SUMMER (June to August) - Japan’s summers are hot and humid so lightweight and breathable clothing such as shorts, skirts, graphic tees, and dresses are essential. - Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for sun protection. - A folding fan would be useful to combat the heat. Every store offers a wide selection of beautiful, hand-painted folding fans. ​ ​ ​ FALL (September to November) ​- Fall brings cooler and more comfortable temperatures. - Long-sleeve shirts, light sweaters, and medium-weight jackets paired - with pants or jeans are suitable. - Scarves and hats can add style and warmth. ​ ​ ​ WINTER (December to February) - Winter in Japan can be freezing, especially in the northern regions. - Layering is key, as indoor spaces are often well-heated. - Don’t forget gloves, scarves, and a hat to stay warm outdoors. ​Fo r specific occasions like visiting temples, traditional tea houses, or upscale restaurants, slightly formal and modest clothing is appreciated. In such cases, you might consider bringing clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Remember that Japan is a fashion-conscious country, and locals often dress stylishly. However, comfort is also a priority, especially when exploring the many attractions. LOCAL STYLE Tokyo is a city known for its diverse and ever-evolving fashion scene. While it is difficult to pinpoint a single "local style" in Tokyo, as the city is incredibly diverse and trends change rapidly, there are several notable fashion subcultures and trends that have emerged from the city. Fashion in Tokyo can vary greatly depending on the neighborhood, age group, and personal preference. Streetwear Tokyo is a hub for streetwear fashion. Brands like BAPE (A Bathing Ape), Supreme, Off-white, and New Balance have a strong presence, and you'll often see people wearing these brands' clothing. Harajuku Fashion Harajuku is perhaps the most famous neighborhood in Tokyo when it comes to fashion. It's known for its avant-garde and eclectic street fashion. Styles like "Harajuku kawaii" (cute), Gothic Lolita, Visual Kei (a style often associated with Japanese rock bands), and more can be found here. Traditional Fashion Tokyo also embraces traditional Japanese fashion. You'll find people wearing kimono and yukata, especially during festivals and special occasions. Some modern adaptations of traditional clothing have also become popular among the younger generation. There are several places all over Japan where you can rent a kimono for a day, anywhere from $10-$30 depending on hair accessories, etc. In Japan, locals view tourists wearing Kimonos as respectful and feel honored that you are participating in their culture.

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About Wear to Travel. Follow Us! WearToTravel, we believe that dressing well while traveling can enhance your overall experience, boost your confidence, and make lasting memories. Our blog is your go-to fashion guide for stylish adventures. We provide practical tips on how to pack efficiently, dress for different climates, and express your personal style while prioritizing comfort. Join us on a journey of fashion and wanderlust. AT OUR TEAM Our team consists of passionate travelers and fashion enthusiasts who share a common goal - to inspire and empower our readers to travel in style. We come from diverse backgrounds and cultures, but we are united by our love for fashion and travel. GET IN TOUCH We would love to hear from you! Share your travel stories, fashion tips, and feedback with us. Follow us on social media for more fashion inspiration and travel ideas. Hi, I'm Emily, a Florida native, full-time student, and travel photographer! I have been fortunate to travel to 22 countries across 3 continents, documenting and photographing my experiences in other cultures. My passion for photography started when I was 6 when I would beg my grandmother to drive me to CVS to purchase a waterproof disposable camera. I am very blessed to have been introduced to my passions at such a young age. Only recently have I thought of realistically pursuing photography. In 2023, I was nominated to be my hometown's first Photo Laureate, being featured in my first exhibit at 21 years old. By the Grace of God, I received the recognition and motivation to pursue what I love. Since then, I have sold my photography and am currently featured in the University of Tampa's All-Women Photography exhibit.

JAPAN Out of all 22 countries I have traveled to, Japan by far has the most jaw-dropping fashion. Everyone and I mean everyone - from businessmen to train janitors - has on a stylish outfit. If you want to fit in and make a stylish impression in Japan, here are some tips for putting together an outfit that blends with the local fashion scene. Opt for a Polished Look: Japanese fashion often prioritizes a clean and polished appearance. Stick to Neutral Colors: Neutral colors are a safe bet in Japan and are often favored in local fashion. Consider wearing shades of black, gray, navy, and white as the foundation of your outfit. These colors are versatile, and timeless, and tend to blend very well with the overall aesthetic in Japan. Comfortable Shoes: Packing a comfortable pair of shoes is the most important thing you could bring to Japan. I learned my lesson and bought a pair of New Balances in Japan because, by the end of the day, my feet would feel the pain I didn't know was possible. I ended up wearing those New Balances every day with every outfit for 2 weeks - they went with everything. Wearing White: Japan is the CLEANEST place on earth...literally. This is the only place where you can wear an all-white outfit and not worry that you're going to be stuck all day with a stain. WHAT WE WORE Biker Jackets Wearing denim in Tokyo is quite common and acceptable. Tokyo is known for its fashion-forward culture, and denim is a versatile and popular clothing choice among both locals and visitors. I wore denim almost every day because of its versatile look and practicality. Even though I rarely wear denim because I find it uncomfortable, I managed to find pieces that were comfortable and durable for all-day wear. The denim I wore is from naked.com and iamgia.com My FAVORITE item I packed on my trip to Japan was this biker jacket from Lioness. I wore this jacket in Tokyo at the beginning of May on the cooler days. The tricky thing about Tokyo is the weather, some days are cooler, some days are warmer - that's why planning your outfits ahead of time is crucial. Denim Shop The Look Kyoto, Japan

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