I am not sure how I stumbled across your blog Friday but I have spent hours looking at your wardrobe ideas, I love it!! Gives me great ideas and you clearly have a knack
The pics are my favourite, I can look and compare to what I have Thank you, Angela
I love your travel packing posts. The way you lay out each outfit helps me follow your thinking as you solve the day's three-dimensional, in-motion puzzle. It'd be even more fun if you did carry-on only. I mean, except for the part where you'd wear, out of necessity, the rubber boots on travel days!
I have just discovered your blog (via a link from another much-admired blogger) and have spent the day reading every word you have written here. What a treasure trove of stylish good sense wardrobe planning! I have used your Venice packing list as the basis as my own packing list for a trip to UK and Paris in February/March next year. Thank you so much for solving my packing dilemma, please know that thebtime you have spent sharing your skill is much appreciated!
I wish I was going too – this is a wardrobe from a trip back in 2004! My next trip is later this month to Washington DC; you all will of course get to see the suitcase plan when it's finalized. thanks so much for being here, Vivienne
when do we get to see the "sources" for everything in this bag? I know it's all a bit out of date, but I'd be very keen to know where you found some of those lovely dark teal-ish items.
All of the cashmere turtlenecks are from L.L.Bean. Really. They have awesome cashmere. My teal coat was a super-vintage Eileen Fisher, which is waaaay too big for me now (sigh, but a happy sigh, sort of). I had a scarf from Echo, and a paisley Etro. Teal is out there almost every year, if you have the endurance to find it! thanks for asking, Vivienne
Anonymous says
I am not sure how I stumbled across your blog Friday but I have spent hours looking at your wardrobe ideas, I love it!! Gives me great ideas and you clearly have a knack
The pics are my favourite, I can look and compare to what I have
Thank you, Angela
Anonymous says
I love your travel packing posts. The way you lay out each outfit helps me follow your thinking as you solve the day's three-dimensional, in-motion puzzle. It'd be even more fun if you did carry-on only. I mean, except for the part where you'd wear, out of necessity, the rubber boots on travel days!
Chrissy says
I have just discovered your blog (via a link from another much-admired blogger) and have spent the day reading every word you have written here. What a treasure trove of stylish good sense wardrobe planning! I have used your Venice packing list as the basis as my own packing list for a trip to UK and Paris in February/March next year. Thank you so much for solving my packing dilemma, please know that thebtime you have spent sharing your skill is much appreciated!
Christina says
Wish I was going with you to Venice! Love the outfits.
Vivienne says
I wish I was going too – this is a wardrobe from a trip back in 2004! My next trip is later this month to Washington DC; you all will of course get to see the suitcase plan when it's finalized.
thanks so much for being here,
Vivienne
Anonymous says
when do we get to see the "sources" for everything in this bag? I know it's all a bit out of date, but I'd be very keen to know where you found some of those lovely dark teal-ish items.
Vivienne says
All of the cashmere turtlenecks are from L.L.Bean. Really. They have awesome cashmere. My teal coat was a super-vintage Eileen Fisher, which is waaaay too big for me now (sigh, but a happy sigh, sort of). I had a scarf from Echo, and a paisley Etro. Teal is out there almost every year, if you have the endurance to find it!
thanks for asking,
Vivienne
Anonymous says
love the outfits; love your blog! I'd love to know the "source" for the longer, tweedy/heather-looking coat. thanks!!
Vivienne says
My coat was Eileen Fisher – I have lost the reference for this coat, but I think it was vintage. Anybody else recognize it?