My European Wardrobe

Ah, my winter trip to Europe. I had hopes that I’d be prancing around Paris and Edinburgh looking like Carrie Bradshaw in high heels and cute winter coats. Well, in reality, my outfits were more Michelin-man meets wannabe hipster:

I spent more time outside walking along the city streets, so this was pretty much my uniform: Eddie Bauer puffer, skinny jeans, boots and some sort of head covering. The puffer was a bit warm for Paris, but it was perfect for my day trip to the highlands.

These were my two hat options that I packed: a knitted Eugenia Kim turban and my faux-fur H&M hat that makes me look like I belong in the Russian army.

I’d like to give you a whole spiel about how great it was to pack so efficiently (I fit everything into a carry-on-sized suitcase and small backpack!), and it was to some extent, but next time I’m bringing a bigger suitcase, packing more than two pairs of shoes and switching my puffer out for a nice wool coat. Or maybe I’ll just take a page out of Lar’s book and pack a handful of great pieces – she looked so chic (see photo below) and only packed a backpack for Paris.

_______

Dear Larbar,

It’s true, you looked so chic in Paris with your Primark coat and Hunter wedges. It totally inspired me to try to dress better.

This is my all time favorite photo that Troy took of you and Dexin:

I’ve already started saving up for my next trip to come visit you!

love, cath

5 thoughts on “My European Wardrobe”

  1. Kitcath! You looks so cute and beautiful wherever we went, and I felt like I looked like a French sea captain (or an exaggerated version of one). You in no way resembled the Russian army or Mr. Tires.

    You should see how I dress on a day to day basis. Right now: leggings, stripping socks (not cute, but furry ones), oversized, stretched-out tee, too-short charity shop sweater. Sooo not inspirational.

    I love the photo with Dexin. I look like a J.C. Penny catalog model from the 1990s. Hahaha! HAH!

    MISS you soooo sooo much I can’t even say.
    xoxoxox,
    Larbar

  2. Fab as hell, lady! Especially the hat!

    I once traveled abroad with a parka instead of a nice looking overcoat, and I too deeply regretted it. We’ve gotta spread the word on that one!

Leave a Reply