I Had Been Wearing The WRONG Travel Outfits For Years!

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There is nothing like a comfy but cute travel day outfit and today I am sharing what I have finally found to be the best option for both!!
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OUTFIT 1-
1. LILAC RUFFLE MAXI DRESS- From Amazon. Around $44
Sizes S-2XL
7 Colors to choose from
97% Polyester, 3% Elastane
Comes with fabric belt and snap closure at bust line
rstyle.me/+7Nc...
2. SILVER ELASTIC BELT- From Amazon. About $14
Comes in sizes 27-35 waist and 36-45
6 Different colors to choose from
rstyle.me/+04R...
3. Jean Jacket- My all time favorite- From Amazon
Sizes S- 3XL. (shown in size small) Around $47
59% Cotton, 28% Polyester, 12% Viscose, 1% Spandex. Machine wash
rstyle.me/+CqT...
4. Retro Vans Tennis Shoes- From DSW. Around $75
Sizes 6-11 Medium width only.
Suede upper with Ortholite deluxe comfort cushioned footbed
rstyle.me/+XtY...
5. ANTI THEFT CROSSBODY- From Amazon. Around $43
Comes in 3 colors.....gray is $43, Black is $65 🤷‍♀️ and Burgundy is $40
It also has RFID Blocking card and passport slots, double locking zippers, slash resistant strap
water resistant polyester material
rstyle.me/+Rwr...
OUTFIT 2-
1. STRAPLESS MAXI DRESS- From Amazon. About $28
Sizes S-XL (shown in size small)
9 Colors to choose from
100% Polyester
rstyle.me/+2U6...
2. JEAN JACKET LINK LISTED UNDER OUTFIT 1
3. Tie Front Cardigan- From Amazon About $25
Love This!!! I own in 3 colors. It is a great thinner layering piece!!
Sizes S-3XL Many colors available
100% Spandex (feels like cotton to me) Machine wash
rstyle.me/+iGX...
4. VANS TENNIS SHOE LINK UNDER OUTFIT 1
5. My NEW PINK Birkenstocks. LOVE!!!!
Perfect soft pink color and so comfy!!! $109
Sizes 5.5- 11.5 Medium width only
rstyle.me/+Axk...
6. ANTI THEFT SADDLE CROSSBODY- From Amazon About $40
One other color- Navy
Has RFID Blocking Protection, locking zippers, adjustable stainless steel cable strap
rstyle.me/+dXP...
OUTFIT 3-
1. LIGHT BEIGE MAXI DRESS- NO Link Available Online....check your local store
Brand is Sim & Sam
2. Jean Jacket link is under Outfit 1
3. Pink Birkenstocks Link is under Outfit 2
OUTFIT 4-
1. WHITE TIERED TANK DRESS- From Amazon About $37
Sizes S-XL (shown in size S)
4 Other colors to choose from
Polyester and Elastane
rstyle.me/+TDT...
2. Both Pair of Shoe Links are listed under Outfit 2 above
3. Tie Front Cardigan link is listed under Outfit 2 above
4. White and gold belt link is listed under Outfit 1
5. HOT PINK BLAZER- From Target..................................$38
*Two other colors available/ single breasted blazer
*Sizes XS-4XL (shown in size XS)
*92% Rayon, 8% Polyester......machine wash
rstyle.me/cz-n...
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[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Take a look at Peepers.com for your next pair of glasses. The first 100 people to visit www.peepers.com/angela will get 10% off their first order! 🛍 LINKS FOR ITEMS IN THIS VIDEO THAT I COULD FIND ONLINE🛍 OUTFIT 1- 1. LILAC RUFFLE MAXI DRESS- From Amazon. Around $44 Sizes S-2XL 7 Colors to choose from 97% Polyester, 3% Elastane Comes with fabric belt and snap closure at bust line rstyle.me/+7NcKrGrqx6uO6320blol0g 2. SILVER ELASTIC BELT- From Amazon. About $14 Comes in sizes 27-35 waist and 36-45 6 Different colors to choose from rstyle.me/+04RKjO5_jdhJo6onC4qzmA 3. Jean Jacket- My all time favorite- From Amazon Sizes S- 3XL. (shown in size small) Around $47 59% Cotton, 28% Polyester, 12% Viscose, 1% Spandex. Machine wash rstyle.me/+CqTShXudSTBlajIza3Vupw 4. Retro Vans Tennis Shoes- From DSW. Around $75 Sizes 6-11 Medium width only. Suede upper with Ortholite deluxe comfort cushioned footbed rstyle.me/+XtYeJOY2sCsO-inMwSyHqQ 5. ANTI THEFT CROSSBODY- From Amazon. Around $43 Comes in 3 colors.....gray is $43, Black is $65 🤷‍♀ and Burgundy is $40 It also has RFID Blocking card and passport slots, double locking zippers, slash resistant strap water resistant polyester material rstyle.me/+RwrLBlJNznxMwjBFP1mBYQ OUTFIT 2- 1. STRAPLESS MAXI DRESS- From Amazon. About $28 Sizes S-XL (shown in size small) 9 Colors to choose from 100% Polyester rstyle.me/+2U6HCX-apQQj14sv04Jy_w 2. JEAN JACKET LINK LISTED UNDER OUTFIT 1 3. Tie Front Cardigan- From Amazon About $25 Love This!!! I own in 3 colors. It is a great thinner layering piece!! Sizes S-3XL Many colors available 100% Spandex (feels like cotton to me) Machine wash rstyle.me/+iGXdKmoN624qc85Lp6gFiw 4. VANS TENNIS SHOE LINK UNDER OUTFIT 1 5. My *NEW* PINK Birkenstocks. LOVE!!!! Perfect soft pink color and so comfy!!! $109 Sizes 5.5- 11.5 Medium width only rstyle.me/+AxkVwpxZlXcrz6zKx01DRA 6. ANTI THEFT SADDLE CROSSBODY- From Amazon About $40 One other color- Navy Has RFID Blocking Protection, locking zippers, adjustable stainless steel cable strap rstyle.me/+dXPgR2rM9wXwZDWpi5JXdw OUTFIT 3- 1. LIGHT BEIGE MAXI DRESS- NO Link Available Online....check your local store Brand is Sim & Sam 2. Jean Jacket link is under Outfit 1 3. Pink Birkenstocks Link is under Outfit 2 OUTFIT 4- 1. WHITE TIERED TANK DRESS- From Amazon About $37 Sizes S-XL (shown in size S) 4 Other colors to choose from Polyester and Elastane rstyle.me/+TDT24D1wUx7KuVSUdo-tyA 2. Both Pair of Shoe Links are listed under Outfit 2 above 3. Tie Front Cardigan link is listed under Outfit 2 above 4. White and gold belt link is listed under Outfit 1 5. HOT PINK BLAZER- From Target..................................$38 *Two other colors available/ single breasted blazer *Sizes XS-4XL (shown in size XS) *92% Rayon, 8% Polyester......machine wash rstyle.me/cz-n/hns9chdfq97

[@Ponygirl4784]

Angela, can you link the two pairs glasses you showed in video? I love both styles :-) Thanks!

[@carolynwilson7806]

The one thing that bothers me about longer skirts on a plane is the hem getting on the floor especially in the rest room. It can be cumbersome to hold the skirt up in such limited space.

[@Cynthia2v]

Ditto for jumpsuits!

[@carolynhoge5346]

True!!

[@wendysusan770]

I have to disagree with wearing a maxi dress. I live in the US but travel to the UK often and would find the hem of a maxi dress would be all over the floor, especially in the bathroom. Also, ankles can get pretty cold on long haul flights, which is why I prefer sneakers and socks!!

[@sternits]

Agree

[@cjenkins8785]

Wendy, I agree especially the big dress in the tiny bathroom whether on plane or a tour bus.

[@pamelagilmour8060]

Agree anything that touches floor or anything else in bathrooms atr not a good choice

[@Mexicobeanpole]

Absolutely agree. Trip hazard too.

[@jessicainfante2572]

I so agree with you!

[@jeannerolig6042]

I have been a Travelon user for years. They are the best, no matter the style a person chooses!

[@jennieforcum5396]

I agree! I’ve been using a Travelon crossbody for overseas travel for years. Your contents are RFID protected, it’s lockable, and slash-proof. The safety and roominess are key considerations for me.

[@beeoneder6799]

I have been a travelon user for years now. Owned several styles of Travelon bags that I could give honest reviews if required.

[@gamacaluso]

Those dresses are very nice but I could never wear any length dress on a plane. I wouldn’t want it dragging in the restroom or on the ground 😮 Also if your going to the Amalfi coast you don’t want to trip on all the stairs! Love you anyway 😃🥰

[@missmayflower]

No belts. They are one more thing to deal with at security. No long dresses or wide leg long pants because they will dip in the yucky wet bathroom floor ! And absolutely NO to wearing white, for obvious reasons. Cute outfits, but not for the plane.

[@sharongates4699]

I always fly with a large scarf/wrap/shawl to do triple duty: shoulder cover/head scarf when entering European churches, wrap for chilly restaurants, lap “blanket” on long flights.

[@IMOO1896]

My take on the maxi dress, which will pick up and hold everything on the floor, I wear a loose fitting stretch dress ( knee length, or just above-not tunic-)with tights

[@DisMindy5767]

I love all these outfits for day touring. One of my flying rules is no metal unless absolutely necessary. So no belt buckles or excessive fasteners or even underwires. It gets you through security with less drama. I think that those Skechers slip ons would be easier to get through security faster than tie sneakers.

[@martina21953]

I am a former runner. We would lace our shoes loosely enough to slip the shoes on without untying them. I still do that to this day even though I haven't run for years.

[@wendyeroche343]

Travel for me is a good pair of pants with sneakers a top and jacket..easy peasy😊

[@jriedesel]

I never wear a skirt or dress on a long hail flight especially if it has a flowy style because BATHROOM!

[@tammygilliswaldon7925]

I love the leopard belt with this dress! Great choice!

[@bearzu]

Traveling with dresses is a NO for me. First 98% of the airplanes are cold, those dresses are for summer and I will freeze in the flight. Dresses are not comfortable for flying, just try to go to the bathroom… I never use jeans or sweatpants for flying. I use dressier pants, a long or 3/4 sleeve blouse, a jacket and never sneakers, always a shoe like a penny loafer, easy to pass security, and always use compression socks because bare foot at security or in the airplane is disgusting.

[@misskitoulana]

Totally agree. Dresses for an airplane is a hard no. Planes and their bathrooms are filthy and there’s no way to keep long extra fabric from touching it’s surroundings. Plus, they are not particularly warm. Cannot imagine trying to bunch up a dress to use the bathroom.

[@susanrushin7002]

Spot on. No one who’s ever travelled for a living would pick a long dress to wear on a flight as they’re cumbersome dirt catchers.

[@sharongates4699]

Although I agree with everyone’s thoughts on slip on shoes with socks or footies through security, I’ve got to defend Angela’s choices for a few reasons. (1) how do you prevent your pants/jeans from touching the bathroom floors or toilet? - not any easier in my humble opinion;(2) the dresses appear to be thin enough so you won’t have a lot of fabric to “bunch up” anyway ( slip on light weight, calf length tights under dress for cool flights or carry a shawl for your lap ; (3) Angela’s choices fall above ankles, so they don’t drag dirt and (4) no heavy jeans to lug around if you travel light, say with a carryon, as I try to do. I hate lost luggage or hanging out at a luggage carousel.

[@sylviarodriguez9817]

I totally agree! I cringe when I see people barefoot go through security! I always slip on footie socks and take them off immediately when I put my shoes back on!

[@susanrushin7002]

I’ve learned from personal experience that anything full and below the mid calf will drag the floor when you sit, making it tough to get in and out of small seats, and challenging to keep in your own space, out of the way of the people you’re next to. And agree…if you don’t have TSA pre and must take off shoes, socks are a must!😊

[@joannecava2418]

Sorry - I travel overseas several times/year and a long dress is not practical - airplanes (esp the overseas flights) are very cold plus a dress is too cumbersome in the lav and in the aisles……I wear comfy sneakers, comfy jeans or leggings, a cardigan - Travelon has great travel options

[@dianeschenkelberg8270]

Travel Tips by Laurie would disagree with you! She says a maxi dress will drag on the bathroom floors of the airport and airplane and pick up every kind of disgusting thing you can imagine.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

I never pick a dress that would be so long it would be dragging on the floor...that would be a no for me as well 👍🏻

[@dianeschenkelberg8270]

It's not just the length, it's the flowiness of a longer dress. It will rub against the seats...bathroom seats. I could link to the video she mentions it in, but YT will zap a post with links. I personally, don't think a dress is a good idea. But different strokes for different folks. We can agree to disagree. I wear yoga pants on a plane.

[@bluegumbo6014]

A longer dress will drape to the floor when you sit while waiting to board and also on the plane. Wide leg pants do the same. Both a big NO for me. Joggers keep everything up and out of the way.

[@sandygroenendyk5141]

I love Laurie. I binged watched her for my first flight ever to NY.

[@martina21953]

I am a historical reenactor. I regularly use a port a potty while in character. You can keep everything off of the floor and other nasty areas if you know what you're doing. I have yet to have an accident and I've been doing this for over 15 years! Good luck ladies!

[@kathyscrapper]

I wore a maxi skirt on the fast train between Paris and London, ew boy big mistake. I tripped over it, it got in my way and was a pain in the bathroom. You look darling in your dress, I'm sticking with leggings or comfy jeans and cute shoes.

[@kathleenwoods9604]

Baggallini is another great brand for travelware. The larger bags also have a section for you to slide over the handle of your roller bag. Lots of pockets, RFID, water resistance, and some pretty cool colors.

[@dkwillrn]

If you wear a crossbody, you can always pit it on under your jacket. It will add one more level of camouflage and not bring to the attention of others and make it much more difficult to remove during a potential theft

[@ningwiebmer]

Angela - thank you for helping to upgrade how people dress while traveling! So needed. You're wonderful!

[@gigics6695]

I am gree with all you said, @Nancy Wiebmer, and love Angela…. But a dress , especially a long one may sound good , but only until you try it! That is a BIG no for me. Also the bare feet and none slip on shoes have got to go. Love the Travelon bags! Perfect! Love the idea of an oversized scarf as a large, lightweight additional wrap / blanket if needed! -Sorry Angela, but thanks for your effort. Several ideas hit the spot! And truly reconsider your choice…. for your sake and an enjoyable trip! And I wish you a glorious adventure!

[@kristinemalik4600]

I invested in a black cashmere wrap and I take it in my carry-on. It is great as an extra layer, a blanket or a pillow on an airplane. I highly recommend it! If you travel for pleasure and not business, comfort and warmth are most important for me.

[@cherieroberts3502]

I always dress like I might have to emergency evacuate the aircraft…probably my Flight Nurse and 30 years in the USAF background. 😅 I wear slacks and flat or very small block heel shoes and layered tops. I finally bought 2 styles of Spanx pants after years of trying every dupe I could find and they are great! I kept both pairs and wore them enroute on our month plus long European vacation and in every country.

[@DisMindy5767]

Smart!! I'll try to remember that next time.

[@alicehatfield9519]

I read this 20+ years ago - dress as if you might have an emergency exit: long pants, long sleeves and flats to run away from the plane. I also count the number of rows to the closest exit, just in case you can't see the lights. Fortunately, never needed any of this, but it's my personal "insurance."

[@cherieroberts3502]

@@alicehatfield9519 So smart, 😎

[@anjir.1105]

In flight attendant school they teach you the same…be prepared to evacuate…so NO sandals, flip flops or heels-wear flats or tennies so you can move quickly and your feet are protected since you could be climbing over glass and debris. Choose a seat closest to the wing exits especially if you fly over water; those are the exit doors they will want to open. Choose clothes with natural fibers like cotton etc, because most synthetics catch fire more quickly and melt. 🫤 And lastly, most crashes statistically occur at take off and landing so on long flights keep your shoes on and seatbelt fastened during that time. You are safer on a plane than in a car, but contrary to popular belief, you CAN survive a plane crash, so be safe and prepared.

[@cherieroberts3502]

@@anjir.1105 Great advice. On approach on one of my flights the tower thought we had a tire fire, so had to ground evac quickly…I was wearing a fire resistant flight suit and boots. However, after that incident I always consider my clothing choices for safety/comfort and style.

[@marilynrybak9154]

The tie cardigan appears so outdated. Love the Jean jacket.

[@tennilledebysingh5819]

I like maxi dresses for travel, but also comfortable soft neutral pants & a thin sweater or other warm top. Cute sleek tennis & I add a pair of airplane socks (for international flights). I'm not a fan of denim jackets Bec they are too stiff & rough for me, I like soft easy to move in materials, especially on a flight. Cute choices!

[@deborahkelly2761]

They all look great. I can’t wear sandals on a plane. If you have to take your shoes off going through security..ugh. I’m not going barefoot on those floors!

[@BR-kk9qu]

These outfits are so cute! Jean jackets are my go to! I love the new glasses, too. Belts... I need more! Thank you ~ Belinda

[@Sunshine-fy4fz]

As always, I love your fashion tips (and I smile every time you pull out your jean jacket - you know what you like!) and the introduction to Peepers (I knew about Warby's for glasses, but I'll have to check out Peepers). One thing that I know about traveling in Europe: "How do you spot the Americans?.....They were sneakers/tennis shoes." I've traveled all over Europe many times, 16 so far, (spouse travels for work, so I get the miles to go along)and we stick out like a sore thumb with our obsession with wearing jeans, activewear, and sneakers everywhere. So I absolutely love your maxi-dress fashion advice - why shouldn't you look nice (and be comfortable) when you travel (or simply go meet friends for lunch or dinner)? And congrats on hitting 100K subscribers - I'm one of them!!

[@eileenpayne3446]

I travel a lot. Enjoyed your choices and love the throw on jean jacket. Knowing several pilots (including my husband) recommend wearing secure shoes. If you were to have to evacuate quickly the first thing you lose are your shoes. Being the fearful flyer I am I always wear tie sneakers. Just saying 😊

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Absolutely! You have to wear what makes YOU more comfortable....always 😊👍🏻

[@jenjenkins2936]

Hi Angela, I’m really new to your videos but have had the opportunity recently to catch up and watch quite a few of them. I’m so impressed by your positive and encouraging attitude and your ability to see what makes a complete outfit look so good. You seem so confident about what colours suit you and what works for you and I wondered if you could create a video to help your viewers find colours that work really well for them and that they can rely on to work? Hope you are having a wonderful time away and many thanks for all your inspirational content! 🥰

[@user-tv4oc5ox9h]

A dress is a great idea! We love road trips and I have tried a few different outfits and am never really comfy or feel under dressed when we stop for food. Also, Leopard is a neutral and pairs with pretty much anything if done right.

[@joyjoyjoyfolie]

The leopard is great….. it’s basically a neutral and goes with everything!! Thanks for the ideas! I was always a Jean jacket girl from the get go…. Kinda put it away … now I think I’ll pull it out!!

[@sandynbtx6967]

I love Travelon bags. I have crossbody in two sizes and backpacks in two sizes. I prefer to travel in separates, usually black stretchy pants, simple shirt, and a jeans jacket.

[@janmeyer9602]

Wear maxis all the time, but don’t think I would fly in one. On my flight last month some guy literally pushed me when I was getting off the plane. I think I would have stepped on/ripped the hem while trying to get out of his way giving people more than they want to see. I just wear joggers with jacket.

[@maelstrommel]

Leopard print is a neutral! It goes with everything!

[@CraftyandChic]

I've worn dresses for travel for awhile now. It's even comfortable for car rides!

[@joannplatko6196]

The readers!!! Omg I love them on you! And although I want to buy EVERYTHING you’ve shown, that green strapless maxi with the jean jacket and sneakers is by far the best! It looks fantastic on you❤️ I swear it took 20 years off. I have to have that and pray it does the same for me. You’re doing such a great job😉 thank you for everything.

[@Lady4Life]

Love the glasses! Wearing white traveling and on an airplane would make me nervous. Love the other options. Travelon products a must when going to an area known for pickpocketers. I prefer a scarf over a jacket that I can easily wrap around my purse when not in use.

[@susanwright134]

I like the Birkies and the " shawl". I'd size up in the one dress . Be safe and enjoy your trip. I loved Amsterdam and Paris! Bon jour ~

[@nickyonstilts128]

I think the thinner leopard print belt looks better than the wider silver toned clasp belt. More flattering.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@MousyLeigh]

Great ideas Angela. and Congrats on 100K!!!!!!!!

[@sarahmanning525]

CONGRATS ANGELA FOR 100K SUBSCRIBERS!!! I like the new way you're jazzing up your videos with music. Every video you do keeps getting better and better, keep up the good work.

[@sharonalbright1334]

Hi Angela, thanks for these suggestions! These will come in handy for my upcoming Turks and Caicos trip! I like the tortoise shell style glasses on you, by the way. The dresses are really stylish for such a stylish lady as yourself! Great video!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Have a wonderful time in Turks and Caicos Sharon!! I have heard it is beautiful there!! 😊

[@conniehom6798]

TSA told me my maxi dress was the reason I was stoppped. Best to wear a midi dress instead. Nowadays body scanners are better but still macis aren great in airplane toilets.

[@yvonnedulaney6292]

I don't care what anyone says Angela, I love that jean jacket with everything!

[@Cynthia2v]

I love my Travelon crossbody for the very reasons you showed.

[@virginiadebva4311]

Love your dresses! And you can never go wrong with a Jean jacket!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Great minds think alike Virginia! 😊👍🏻

[@marywarren2739]

Angela perfect timing as we will be traveling as well. Great outfits and love that you go out of your comfort zone and try new things. This is very encouraging for me to try new looks. Thank you.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank you Mary! 😊

[@MrsColumbo823]

Travel tip. I’ve been everywhere and the main thing you need in a crossbody purse is a metal chain or strip inside the strap. You can have all the locks on the zippers in the world but the way they’re stolen is a quick slice of the strap. Happens all the time so consider that as absolutely essential.

[@ksc743]

3:55 Angela explains why she likes this bag so much - bc the straps are slash-resistant😉

[@MrsColumbo823]

@@ksc743 Oh. I missed that part. Slash resistant isn’t or may not be the same as having a metal rod running through. The pickpockets in Europe are masters and can cut thru almost anything. The bra is your best bet really and have pkgs sent to hotel. Now that I think about it I’m glad my traveling days are kinda over. Been everywhere and that’s cool but enough already. Especially as a solo woman traveler. Ok enuf of me and then some. Safe travels! 👍

[@ksc743]

@@MrsColumbo823 you too🌸

[@valerijohnson2839]

For flights I always wear elastic waist stretchy pants with a banded ankle or tight enough ankle (think dressier joggers) so that the pants do not touch the floor of airplane bathroom. I like a flowing dress to keep cool at my destination. You can pull it up and tuck it onto the bodice in the bathroom.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Your pink jean jacket would work for a few of those dresses. Especially the last one. I went to Rack Room Shoes; we have an outlet mall in my town. They had some 'cuter' Birkenstocks, slimmer, that even though I'm not a Birk girl, I bet those that wear them will find them cute. But, Crocs had their wedge heel slides too. Even Sketchers had them. Soooo incredibly light weight!

[@travelknighterrant]

Love all your maxi dresses and the different jacket/sweater combo on you👍

[@lonecedar5899]

Found you while looking into "The Vilages" and I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! I haven't been this excited to go shopping in years! Thank you for all your great outfit, makeup advice. You're an absolute joy to watch with a cup of coffee in the morning!

[@ruthwilliams1037]

Love your videos ! Early congratulations on hitting that 100k plaque !!!!😊

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank you so much Ruth!! 🥰

[@sherrybarnes-stebbin1701]

Pockets are a must

[@classyvintagetravels6744]

I love Travelon everything. Great travel luggage also

[@Normalyzer]

We used to call this “tea length” where as maxi was longer. These are is the perfect dresses and appropriate for summer travel and touring in Europe.

[@virginiachapman3302]

love your choices. I agree! long skirts, or wide leg pants are perfect for long flights. I love the jean jacket + and the cross body bag. Win! I will consider the maxi dress from now on!

[@TH-eb5ro]

Maxi dress or otherwise is not so good with aircraft emergencies, incident or even if you have to climb over someone or fall in the airport. Can also get caught in buses, escalators. Levenger crossbody is also nice, check ThredUp.

[@laura6796]

All the dresses are so pretty!!

[@carolyntemplin488]

I love my jean jackets, I have 3..LOL... and I love them over a dress... you look so cute in the long dress with jacket and sneakers or sandals

[@sarahmanning525]

My perfect airplane travel outfit was a light weight pair of wrinkle free pants paired with same color sleeveless racer back athletic wear breathable top. I matched it with a short sleeve cotton floral camp shirt. I was going to Hawaii and when I got there I took off the shirt and stayed cool in the tropical climate.

[@staceyevans4737]

I love your videos but no dresses for me on a plane❤️

[@1105pitbull]

Love Travelon purses and products. Great find.

[@kims1941]

Those dresses would be good for a baby or wedding shower, but on a plane? Big fat NO!!! First off, they look dumb with tennis shoes. Secondly, way too much material for the toilets in the airport much less on a plane (gag). Lastly, if there's an emergency you want to be able to run without fabric flowing in the way. 👎

[@sjsp7631]

Consider a button up shirt perhaps in linen tied at the waist as an additional layering piece. Can be used with additional outfits or as coverup if needed at the piol

[@AluminumCloud74]

Cute styles but they’re not for traveling by air. Maybe on a short flight but for long flights where a visit to the lavatory is likely, I’ll have to pass on the maxi skirt. Even walking up and down the aisle in a maxi and sitting next to someone I’ll be brushing up against their shoes, etc. Super comfy I’m sure, just not practical for air travel.

[@TheZerhusens]

Unfortunately, I need to disagree as well. I had a maxi skirt on with the same thought of comfort and ended up almost missing my flight because it caused an extra layer of security check. My skirt went to the floor and it was black but I got pulled to a different line for a check and the reason was the skirt.

[@rosaliegalasso791]

Love these looks!

[@sarsarsvintagejewelry]

I love m’y Travelon purses and bags!!!!

[@joannefreeman3573]

No thanks on dress. I always layer with polo shirt ,sweater and coat. I wear stretch jeans and runners. If I get cold I use my coat as a blanket to stay warm.

[@cathyhanson5885]

Hi Angela, I love the white dress with the pink blazer, that looks great.🌷🌷

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank you Cathy! 😊

[@ga6589]

My luck, I'd have the hem of a maxi dress in the toilet or on the floor! For sure, I'd spill coffee on the white one! I prefer to just wear decent looking black or navy joggers that don't show stains and are easy to go up and down when using the restroom, along with a T-shirt and denim button down or light zip up sweatshirt.

[@Joanv314]

Love everything. Can’t wait till you do an outfit of the day. Always love those. Maybe even how you pack as to whether yr an overpacker or a carryon only lady. Thanks.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

I am such a carry on only lady 🤣 been doing that for years. For this next 13 day trip we are taking, I will only take 6 outfits and wear each 2 times....once at the beginning of the trip and once towards the end. I almost never come back with things I didn't wear but yet I still feel like I had everything I needed. It's a beautiful thing not to have to wait for luggage or loose it. 😊👍🏻

[@Joanv314]

I get the idea of wearing the outfits twice but we’re taking a cruise. There’s outfits during the day, pool, ports 😫then evenings. Angela, I just can’t do it. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@annagia153]

I favor the Jean jacket also!! Great video 🤩

[@janicerepass6996]

Some cute outfits, and those bags are a great idea. I have a few thoughts. 1. Convenient as the tie sweater might be, I think they might be very out of fashion now. Also, why are dresses that go to mid-calf considered maxi dresses? To me, a maxi goes all the way down to the floor. Mid-calf is a midi-dress. I really liked the last dress with the pink blazer, but I feel like a blazer and that belt make it too dressy for Birkenstocks. There should be some sort of continuity in the way you style the outfit, between all your "extra pieces," meaning belts, jewelry, bag, jacket or sweater, shoes, and anything else you might throw on. Just my opinion.

[@marilainefontenot8220]

Hi Angela, I loved all your outfits, especially with your jean jacket. I will be traveling a good bit in the next few months so I will try some of your cute outfits. Thanks again. And your house is adorable.

[@BunnyMomx8]

If you are worried about your maxi dress dragging on the floor, use the tee shirt clip (used to shorten tees) on one side of the hem to bring it up, or at the waist to bring up the hem. Or pull up the dress in the middle and belt a belt over the layers in the middle.

[@caroltombari9112]

Great video! Love your choices. It is always a question as to what is best for traveling. I always avoid white. What a disaster my white top had with grape juice! Had to go the rest of the journey looking awful! I like the shawl idea. When going from Florida to Boston in December I need to dress warmly but not too warm for one and the other. Need to be comfortable but also reasonably attractive. We are going by auto train North in a few weeks. What to wear on train, could be chilly but hot on the way to train. You also need light blockers for sleeping. Such angst!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Maybe take a blanket scarf with you on the train. It is great for cuddling up with as you travel. I have also taken mine on bus tours since those buses can get too cool for me also 😊👍🏻

[@judykirchner5032]

Angela it is so good to see you! I hope you and your husband have a wonderful trip! Please send pictures like you did last time. I was told if you go to France and don't want to look like a tourist they wear a lot of black and white. I hope my husband and I can go sometime soon. Have a wonderful day!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

I am so excited about this trip Judy!! I will for sure be posting pics and short videos on my instagram. I am sure it is going to be SO beautiful there!! 😊👍🏻

[@Christie-gp2cy]

Angela, I love your personality and great videos. You have such a great fashion sense!

[@chrystaltuckness5298]

You can easily add lobster claw clips to purses and tote bags in many cases, making them more secure. Use what you have!

[@margaretpride8340]

Jean jacket for all, belts 👍👍

[@barbiec4312]

No not ever to a maxi dress for a travel day. Yech for the floor on the plane at your seat and in the bathroom. Too cold too.

[@heatherjoslin8291]

There is a travel blogger who says no to a maxi dress. Gets all the dirt and germs from the restrooms, floors etc.

[@sunshinedaisy9879]

Hi Angela! I love the green readers. Look great on you.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank you! I think that is one of my "power colors" 🤣👍🏻 Goes with my eyes.

[@jeanjacobs9965]

Greetings Angela! I love these dresses! Love and blessings ♥️🙏

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank you Jean! 😊

[@kitw76]

I really like and prefer the jean jacket look too!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Great minds think alike 😊👍🏻

[@shannonwatson966]

Peepers are, by far, the most comfortable readers out there. It is unfortunate that they constantly break. I’ve had 6 or 7 frames crack in the exact same spot. It’s so frustrating! I’ve stopped purchasing from them.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

So Sorry to hear that Shannon! So far so good for me. 😊👍🏻

[@conniec7650]

For the dress you are on the fence about for size, I would try a medium to see which fit you like better! Looking forward to your posts from your trip!

[@barbarashuster9029]

Oofos sandals or flip flare sooo comfortable!

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

I have tried the Oofos, they are comfy too! 😊👍🏻

[@avagrego3195]

My plane uniform is pleisse culottes, a nice t shirt top, carry my down sweater, and wear slide in sandles. Oh yes, pressure socks against leg swelling.

[@jkp62]

No to dresses and long skirts- they drag on the floor, plus, going through security generally has you pulled aside to be hand scanned and patted down. After traveling with my, now retired USAF husband, pants with elastic bands and have some stretch are probably the best overall item to wear when flying, short or long flights). Then layer your tops with a t-shirt (not a tank, pit smell is real on flights) and then a long sleeve layer or either a sweater or light weight blouse with looser cut to allow your arms to breathe. Then a warmer top in your carryon or under seat bag for more warmth that’s easy to take on and off. Short flights, I can see “fancier” shoes but long flights, a pair of slip ons with some kind of sock and then a pair of slip on slippers once you get in your seat where you can remove your shoes and socks to allow your feet to breathe. Yes to Travelon bags! A key for carry on’s and underseat (personal bags) minimize what you put in your personal bag so you have room to put your layers in it once you are in your seat: laptop or reading device, earbuds or headphones, Travelon crossbody, a few snacks and water bottle, travel size hand sanitizer or wipes, mini toothbrush and paste, travel size moisturizer for hands and face. Limit the amount of makeup you wear so you can add moisturizer during the flight, especially if a long flight, once you land, you can do your makeup in the bathroom with what’s in your carryon. Your carryon should have 1-2 changes of clothes and underwear, immediate personal hygiene items for showering , maybe a hair dryer or flat iron and make up and ability to hold a heavier coat and one extra pair of shoes- just in case your luggage goes missing. Make sure you have your credit or debit card easily accessible for in flight purchases. My usual outfit is a pair of elastic waisted stretchy pants or jeans, a nice t-shirt both in black, a colorful scarf (my neck can get cold in the plane so the scarf helps keep me warm but doesn’t cover my body), a light weight long sleeve shirt with looser fit all around (can tie the ends at the waist if needed), a pair of slip on comfy shoes like Skecher’s or Hey Dude’s, my wedding rings, a pair of post earrings, and my smart watch- I limit jewelry and belts because I want to get through the security line quickly and not have to unload all my jewelry into a bin and then have to put it back on in the crowd as it is too easy to steal, so my jewelry is in my carry on. The across KISS is what you need to keep in mind when traveling by plane, train or car because it’s just more comfortable and less likely that your forget or lose something valuable. Oh, and NO WHITE ANYTHING!

[@nnajj01]

That’s what I use🎉🎉🎉

[@judithmiller5195]

Love your travel tips! Really helpful.

[@bjohio79]

Only problem is the belt. They always set TSA screeners off. You must take it off before you go through or you get a pat down☹️

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

This one is very easy to take on and off....one little clip, no loops 😊👍🏻

[@Joanv314]

Lol belt buckle happens to my husband all the time. I believe he’s learned now lol

[@ampywalker8465]

I like these maxi dresses. But I have a hard time liking them with sneakers.

[@kims1941]

They look awful together.

[@user-ff3ow9ym5t]

Where do you go to the bathroom? I don't think the other passengers would like you dragging your dress across them if you sit by the window and want to get up.

[@curlgirl4265]

Angela, I am loving your videos! I love finding what travel hacks/outfits work for other people. Those are some cute dresses ❤ I have used Travelon in the past and their purses are very good quality. I recently just bought a small company anti--theft purse called Arden Cove. They are more expensive but are more fashionable. I haven't road tested them yet though. You are in such great shape and look great in all your fashion videos. I am trying to lose some weight and get more active. I would love to see a video on what you do to stay so fit.

[@angelamasson-fashionover50]

Thank yo so much!! I posted 2 videos on what I eat and what I do for exercise at the end of last year and one at the beginning of this year. Look through my videos and you will see them 😊👍🏻

[@curlgirl4265]

@@angelamasson-fashionover50 Ok - will do! Thank you😃

[@nancyfeeser4653]

Ever think of a white or a light weight button down blouse. In style right now.

[@cheryl3366]

Love the long dresses for a day of sightseeing, but not for flying. Safety concerns. If you have to evacuate down a slide in a dress, not good. I would suggest shoes, like training and a pair if pants.

[@dbee712]

I travel from Europe to the states quite often, also within Europe. There is no way I would ever wear a maxi dress while traveling! Some of the most disgusting bathrooms that I have been in are either in an airport or airplane. There is just too much material to deal with. Just the thought of the hem of a maxi dress touching the bathroom floor makes my stomach queazy! Wearing sandals in an airport or on plane is also a big no no for me. There are way too many things to catch your toes on while navigating.