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Want to create a chic, effortless, and European inspired travel wardrobe? Look no further than Audrey Hepburn style for inspiration! Keep reading to find out the classic pieces you should have in your capsule wardrobe for travel!

 


Audrey Hepburn Style Travel Wardrobe


 

Perhaps nobody deserves the all-time “it girl” award more than Audrey Hepburn. She charmed fans with her quirky mash-up of masculine pants, basic tops, demure midi skirts and chunky oxford shoes. She may as well be called the fashion saint for the androgynous.

The Belgian brunette also delighted the world with her humanitarian ways as a UNICEF Ambassador. TIME Magazine dubbed her as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People of the World. Her loveliness came from the inside out.

Even now, Audrey Hepburn has never left the spotlight. Her strong charisma and fashion taste will always be iconic. Take a page out from Audrey Hepburn style staples and infuse her effortless fashion into your travel wardrobe!

 

The Little Black Dress

 

 

 

Sleeveless Twist Front Sheath Dress

 

Remember the scene when Holly Golightly paraded on Fifth Avenue with her Givenchy gown? Just marvelous.

Wearable on any occasion, your little black dress is like your best, versatile fashion gauntlet. It’s the “it girl’s it thing”.

 

Style it up with statement accessories and wedges for an evening on a cruise, or make it look more casual by pairing it with cute and comfortable sandals while vacationing in Rome.

 

High-Waist Shorts

 

 

Tie Waist Shorts

 

Love to flaunt your legs? So did Audrey Hepburn.

A high waisted pair of shorts lengthens your legs and makes your waist appear smaller. She paired this tomboyish bottom with plaid long sleeves, and you can emulate the same style by pairing it with boots.

 

Cropped Pants

 

 

Susan Skinny Ankle Pant

 

This pair of trousers can be the ultimate piece in your travel wardrobe. In fact, ankle-length pants or jeans are a must in the much loved Parisian style! Dress them up by pairing with a flowy blouse and pointed-toe flats, or go more casual with chunky sandals.

 

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Ballet Flats

 

 

Cole Haan Tali Bow Ballet Flat

 

There’s no need to go sky-high with heels to look more sophisticated. With the right pair, you can match your ballet flats will all of your wardrobe choices! Choose neutral colors or go with embellished solid tones to sweeten up your look.

 

Take a look at the most cute and comfortable ballet flats for travel!

 

Trench Coat

 

 

Skirted Single Breasted Trench Coat

 

This sophisticated outerwear option makes any clothing ensemble look elegant. Bring out your modern Audrey Hepburn style by investing in a classic colored trench (which can be matched with just about anything). Darker, jeweled-color tones add a dash of mystery to your look. It’s a perfect travel wardrobe staple for fall or spring.

 

Here are more ideas for stylish travel raincoats!

 

Striped Shirt

 

Inside Scoop Top in Black & White

 

Inspired from European fashion, this marine-themed look offers a versatile “neutral” print which strikes out the blah on plain-colored travel wardrobes. Wear it with a scarf for a Parisian feel or choose a slouchy style for a hint of androgyny.

 

Here are more tips on how to update dull all-black outfits!

 

White-Button Up

 

Woven Twill Tunic

 

Hepburn wisely combined the masculine appeal of large, sleeved button-ups into a more on-the-go, feminine look by matching this top with a midi skirt.

You, too, can copy this style by using sleeveless collared whites or folding the sleeves of a boxy boyfriend shirt. This item is so versatile; you can easily combine this with other bottom styles like skirts or even leggings. You can also wear it as a light jacket when traveling in summer!

 

Turtleneck

 

 

Mock Neck Top

 

A great addition to your autumn and winter wear, a turtle neck is a classic piece to help you beat the cold in style. Choose a solid-colored style and pair it with comfy jeans and ballet flats or a skirt and tights with ankle boots.

 

Cat-eye Sunglasses

 

My Girl Sunglasses in Cocoa 

 

Every traveler should have a pair of oversized sunglasses with a hint of fashion within the frame. Not only does it hide tired eyes, but it gives a stylish and polished appearance on the go.

 

For sea and snow travel, these polarized sunglasses as a must!

 

Square Scarf

 

square scarf

 

This tiny scarf can do wonders for a plain outfit; tie it around your neck, use it as a headband, add a bit of interest to a plain purse. Have this elegant piece handy when you’re traveling.

 

Pearls

 

Pavé Faux Pearl Button Earrings

 

When it’s time for accessorizing, never leave out the pearls. These simple, round earrings are a guaranteed crowd pleaser. They’re demure statement-makers without being too over-the-top. Pearl accessories can amplify simple outfits into classy wardrobes.

 

Structured Handbags

 

Faux Leather Satchel

 

Audrey Hepburn loved her bags short. Most of her purses are handheld, well-shaped, and straightforward in design. Take away the fuss and frills by investing in a handbag you can carry around in classy occasions or on casual dates.

Carry these items in your luggage and you’ll never feel bereft of style and sass. You can cultivate a classic Hollywood charm by following Audrey Hepburn’s fashion footsteps. With these 12 pieces, you can be the “it girl” in your travels, wherever your destination is.

 


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