Today I’m sharing all of the outfits I wore in Europe. I shared a packing list last month but thought it would be helpful to show how everything came together.
I mixed and matched a bunch of the stuff I brought and wore many things multiple times–a sign of a suitcase well-packed, I think. My ultimate goal was to be as comfortable as possible at all times, so you’ll see lots of flowy pants and easy dresses on here.
For today’s post I didn’t show many of the same things more than a time or two because I thought that would be redundant. I did rewear a lot of these for dinners or if I had showered part way through the day, etc.
I always think packing for the weather is the hardest part, and we did experience a bit of unpredictable weather. It wasn’t anything that ruined our days, mostly just sporadic showers in the afternoons for the second half of the trip. In terms of “layers,” I brought one cardigan, one more casual sweatshirt, and then a chambray denim shirt. Even though it rained a few times, it was never cold, so these items were the perfect second layer on those days. I didn’t need anything warmer than what I brought. One thing I do wish I brought is a comfy pair of sneakers that would have worked with dresses and such–it was kind of annoying walking around with wet Birkenstocks on the days it rained in the afternoon.
I think all of these links should work but please let me know if you need help finding anything! If any item was sold out or old, I tried to link something similar.
*2024 edit: see my packing list for our next trip to Spain and Portugal here.
Everything I Wore in Europe
Paris:
Croatia:
Slovenia:
and a crochet sweater that I wore in the evenings a lot ($25 version here)
Italy:
