As someone who grew up traveling constantly with my parents for work, what I used to pack wasn't the utmost priority. For years, comfort over chicness took precedence in my carry-on luggage. Instead of packing sundresses and heels, I would bring hiking shoes and biker shorts to scale the Great Wall of China (true story). Now that I'm older, wiser, and much more stylish, where I'm heading off to next is almost equally as important as what I'm bringing with me. When you live as a fashion edito...

Not to brag, but I've become quite the expert packer. My friends and family would argue that I severely under-pack, but I need you to trust my process for a minute. There's nothing more annoying than lugging around a heavy suitcase on a summer vacation, so being strategic about its contents is key. I always go for versatile, easy-to-throw-on dresses, neutral footwear, and beauty products that add major glow and take up minimal space. Being able to mix and match accessories is a nonnegotiable for...

It’s not hyperbolic to say that the world and the past year and a half at large have felt cumbersome as we’ve continued to grapple with a global pandemic. In the wake of this moment, one could wonder how fashion is even relevant. I’d say that fashion is, in its purest form, escapism. Something as small as the Hot Girl Summer style aesthetic or cruising the internet for revenge shopping picks can give us a sense of sanity or a pinch of joy in this time of mass uncertainty. And while t...

I've spent much of the last two months in some form of transit, be it an eight-hour flight to Italy, a three-hour drive through Italy, a two-hour flight to Miami, or most recently, a ten-hour train ride to Montréal. And the only thing that kept me sane through all the security checkpoints, delayed arrivals, and uncomfortable seating arrangements was the outfit I wore on all four round-trip excursions. Dressing for long travel days is tricky. I always want to look somewhat put together just ...