Perfect packing: An expert’s lesson in laid-back, on-the-go styling
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When packing for a weekend or even weeklong golf trip, you need to be sartorially prepared not just for your round but for your time off the course.
Michael Kors and his brand have been fashion mainstays for 40-plus years. He offers the perfect repertoire of laid-back cool styles that fit comfortably and pack easily.
“The first step,” advises the designer, “is to pick a color palette and stick with it.” Smart guy. He recommends packing polished-looking essentials, starting with a few refined, 100 percent merino wool polo shirts and a lightweight half-zip sweater layer for breezy days. Then try to tie your outfits together with a classic slim-fit jean and minimalist leather sneakers you can slip on and go. A classic timepiece and a pair of Michael Kors aviators should complete your bag and your overall look.
As for how to get your wardrobe to your destination, classy luggage like the Michael Kors Logo Suitcase ($498, below) means you’re ready to roll.
Logo Suitcase
Michael Kors picks
Merino Wool Polo Shirt
Kells Water-Resistant Jacket
Keating Leather Slip-On Sneaker
Slim-Fit Stretch-Denim Jeans
Varick Small Leather Belt Bag
Oversized Maritime Silver-Tone Watch
Whistler Sunglasses
Dopp kit essentials
You can thank early 1900s leathermaker Charles Dopplet for inspiring the greatest travel accessory since the roller bag. It’s a must, as long as it’s stocked with the following necessities:
— Hairbrush and/or comb
— Deodorant
— Razor
— Shave balm
— Shampoo
— Conditioner
— Body wash
— Face wash
— Hair putty or gel
— Moisturizer with SPF
— Toothbrush
— Toothpaste
— Nail tools
— Moleskin
— Advil
— Aftershave
— Sunscreen
— Band-aids
— Mouthwash
— Dental floss
— Q-tips
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