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Travelling Light e-book Review"How to Pack Light and Still Bring a Great Travel Wardrobe"
"Travelling Light"
Do you end up bringing more clothes than you really need or are able to manage? If you tend to bring tons of things to your trips only to later discover that you only needed half of it, then you'll benefit from image consultant Imogen Lamport's excellent travel packing e-book "Travelling Light". Imogen is a skilled traveler and has compiled her experience combined with her fashion knowledge into an e-book oodles of practical but stylish tips for travel packing (and beyond). Imogen's tried-and-tested advice helps you eliminate tiring and frustrating situations associated with traveling and packing. Examples are:
"Travelling Light" is 85 pages long and provides you with the basics-but-often-neglected strategies of travel packing that ensure your comfort and sanity while you're traveling. Imogen also gives you plenty of outfit ideas and tips on how to travel with style - on a light luggage! If you spend a lot of time on foot then this e-book is definitely a must-own. My rating:
Highlights of "Travelling Light" e-book
"Travelling Light" is the only book I've come across that covers both the practical and styling aspects of travel packing, which obviously makes this book a great investment.
Here are some of the things I enjoyed about her e-book:
Back to Top Pros:
What to take on long-haul flights I really like her advice on how you can easily implement to making the most out of a few pieces. The outfit ideas with clear pictures and packing advice for the different types of trips take the guess work out of how to look travel appropriate but fashionable, and can effectively get the ball rolling when you start packing.
I also appreciated that she over-delivered by including her packing method-secrets, tips on traveling with kids, toiletries & makeup checklists, advice on what to wear on the plane, and so much more.
Cons:Not familiar with creating a "Wardrobe Capsule"? Then you might find the lack of image examples a bit disheartening. I would've loved it if she demonstrated more clothing set combinations. If you're young and super-trendy then you may not resonate with her choice of clothes. But I want to emphasize that it's more important to look at the basics of it. Like for example, look at how she combined the clothing types (not the style itself).
If you're big on having plenty of outfit options, I recommend you to get an additional resource on how to mix & match clothes, which you can find in Diana Pemberton-Sike's e-book "Wardrobe Magic".
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