What to Wear While Traveling || TRAVEL Outfits for Women Over 50

In today's video I'm sharing a check list for the best travel clothes. If you want to feel comfortable, but also look chic and contemporary while you're traveling, you'll want to check out my list. PLUS I'm sharing 8 travel looks for the 50+ woman. Enjoy the video! ~ xxox Kay
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[@kemalylegette6654]

The best travel clothes are from columbia ..I travel international and everything you said was accurate pockets lightweight hand washable..I also like things I can mix and match .Keep it simple..so you dont stand out too much and become a target..I get super excited when I find my travel staples at Macy's tjmaxx and ross

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for sharing. Love your tips.

[@AnneMB955]

Also, versatile. A jacket can be rain resistant, wind breaker, with a hood and yet stylish. Add a couple of different scarves to change the look. Thx Kay for all your great recommendations.

[@lauriecaputorealtor6678]

Really enjoy your videos and suggestions. One item for travel that I have found extremely helpful is a Pashmina. It has served as a blanket, a pillow, a beautiful scarf, protective from sun, a shawl when out on a night that turns chilly. Lightweight, super easy to pack in your carry on. Especially if you go between hot and cold as our body temperature can do.

[@miriamlumbreras7844]

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[@heatherframpton9693]

Yes! One of my consistently-packed and worn items...so versatile and a great way to dress up basics/neutrals. 😊

[@user-ex1ps6iq7l]

I have 2 denim jackets and they are my travel staple, too!! Another helpful tip: when flying, dont wear any kind of poncho/draping type top or jacket. If you have to use the restroom on the plane, you'll be glad you didnt have all that fabric brushing against everything! Ick!!😬

[@lynnleipold2617]

I have always used Chicos travelers outfits to fly internationally. Comfy, comfy. I have an investment cashmere ruana that I also take if the flight is long. I got it at Saks about 20 years ago. It is divine.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You know, Lynn, just today I started thinking about trying to find a cashmere wrap just like you’re describing for that very purpose. I think that is such a great idea. 💡

[@beverlyspruill5175]

My go to for travel is a long dress and slip on shoes. Dresses, especially on an airplane,and, are very comfortable, they don’t bind anywhere and cover everything no matter how you sit. A pashmina is great for a shawl and/or a blanket for a long flight.

[@pappyone6062]

Great recommendations Kay. I need to wear soft and comfy clothes when I travel. I always carry a small crossbody so that I can be hands free but also have access to my things.

[@sylly654]

This video is GOLD. I have been pouring over KZbin videos for travel outfit ideas, but this one is by far the best. As you stated in your opening comments, I want to be comfortable, but look put together. I do not want to LOOK comfortable, like I just rolled out of bed 🤣.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Hahaha! I’m so thrilled that you came this way. And I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Thanks so much for letting me know. 🥰

[@elizabethhatch7513]

I have some Athleta which is great for traveling. Lululemon also has great fabrics. I’m getting on a loooong flight in a few days, so I appreciate these tips. I find that I want real shoes on a flight and probably socks because airplanes can be cold. Some kind of a warm jacket, too.

[@janbeasley4251]

Thanks Kay, for putting all the requirements into a concise list, these are features that I choose as well. I will only wear closed toe shoes with socks for an airline flight, too often there is cold air near the floor. And even with TSA Pre-Check, you can be required to remove your shoes (though you usually will not have to.) As another person mentioned, avoid wearing lots of metal when going through TSA. For example, a small pendant and small stud earrings do not cause problems, but a large belt buckle will. And I wear or carry a layering piece such as a cardigan or jacket because the temperature can fluctuate.

[@anitacollins212]

Just found your channel and have subscribed and been binge watching. For plane travel, and anytime I may need to use a public restroom, I always wear pants that are narrow at the ankle so that there's no chance of them touching the floor when using the bathroom. I'm sure you know how unpleasant those public spaces can get, particularly on a long haul flight.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Hi Anita. Thanks so much for subscribing. That’s such a great point about the tapered pants. I’d never thought about that, but I completely concur. Add that to my list of requirements! 😊

[@rosac8168]

Me too on my fifth one and so agree on the tapered ankle lol

[@user-oq3rc5ef5x]

that's a great tip! so important!!

[@colsen4616]

I was checking comments before making this suggestion myself. Never had to think about it when I mostly wore skinny jeans, but I hit a public bathroom in flared pants the other day and I sure thought about it!

[@anitacollins212]

@@colsen4616 We all learn the hard way!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Great vid, K. One of my criteria is that everything has to be stretchy. High-quality rayon jersey works best for me. I prefer a long, but not too, full dress and blazer/cardigan in these materials, then I put knee-high socks on, if necessary.

[@issismith1546]

I always travel with my Talbots knit black blazer it goes with everything.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@donnaschindlbeck7457]

We are campers and I find all those travel wardrobe tips even apply to camp packing in one way or another. Thanks for sharing!

[@lodlemouse4118]

Wow! I’ve been looking for comfortable, stretchy trousers for EVER for my job working in a primary school where I’m continuously up , down , sitting, running , bending , lifting .. the list goes on !! Anyhoo , I’ve struggled for so long to find trousers that were up to the job , so I’m definitely going to be looking at some athletic-type wear . Thank you so much , yet again Kay ! You are an absolute star!! X

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Definitely check out the commuter pants at Athleta. They can be a bit pricey but they generally have some colors marked down. And really I find them worth the investment. They’re versatile so the price per wear is reasonable. I recently bought these and LOVE THEM: shopstyle.it/l/bl1Lk

[@lynnfox8376]

For international travel I avoid metal zips, buttons and jewellery so I don't get stopped at the metal detector arch. If you can avoid under wired bras too as they can set the machine off and require a pat down or search.

[@jansmith69]

In addition to the great items you've shown, I find a raincoat that also is a windbreaker to be invaluable. The North Face has one that is a black trench coat and I will not travel without it. Love!

[@elizabethpetrie7296]

Thank you for listing the 13 features that we should consider when travelling. With regard to the outfits, I would only add that IMHO flip-flops are not great for travelling. On an airplane, your feet will be cold, and God forbid you need to evacuate the plane in a hurry as there is no support or protection for your toes. On a train, if you're trying to lift your heavy luggage onto the train and then into the luggage rack, your toes may not thank you! Tuck the flip-flops into your luggage for wearing in a shower or on the beach; a sneaker or slip-on e.g. Tom's would be a better choice, I think. Natural fabrics are better too (except maybe silk, as it doesn't take kindly to perspiration). Might I also suggest a large scarf/wrap as a light layer? Those planes and trains can be pretty chilly, or you might have a seat next to an air-conditioning vent and be in a breeze (I speak from experience!)

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You have to remember that this video was actually published at the beginning of the pandemic. No one was flying much. That recommendation was more for car travel.

[@chrisyoungdahl6352]

I’m going to France in June for 10 days 11 days and I find that what you showed me was and told me about was very valuable. I haven’t been there for 2 1/2 years and I was really looking right now for things that would be cool enough and versatile enough at the same time to walk through the mountain villages

[@imscanon]

Word of caution on zipper and other metal on travel clothes. They'll have to wand you. I wore cargo pants once and it was way too much hassle. I go jewelry and metal free thru TSA now so it's easier and you can put jewelry on while on the plane if you want to. I almost left behind a very expensive necklace once because they made me take it off! You want to go through with nothing causing a beep. lol

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for watching and for sharing. 😊

[@lindajohnson24]

We travel extensively and loved your tips!

[@shortgirl346]

How about great travel shoes? I have 3 to recommend: "Traveltime" by Easy Spirit, ""Bay" by Khombu, and "Golden Knit" by Bzees..I walked all over the UK in these 3 pairs of shoes!

[@denisadellinger4543]

These things are definitely pricy. But when you want comfort, you've got it. These look put together and fashionable and comfortable for travel. I am planning a long extended trip to England in September so the weather is all over the place. I've worn heavier coats in June. The air plane sometimes gets really cold on those trips. Last summer I wore a little poly outfit that was comfortable and I froze. You have to be able to layer and take off those layers and carry them when you need to. Just getting into a car and going somewhere is much more predictable. But oh the ease of knowing you have clothing with all those functions and having experience to back you up. Whatever you choose to wear whether it is pick and choose from a thrift store takes time and effort so you need to start looking long before the big trip.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@kathygann1180]

I like to wear a travel jacket or vest that has tons of hidden pockets.

[@tinathomas9428]

Great recommendations on clothes but flip flops for an air travel is a no no.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Hi Tina. I didn’t mean to imply that all of my choices are good for air travel. At the time I made this video last summer no one was doing any air travel, so my suggestions were mainly for car travel. Thanks for watching. 🥰

[@debiwillis9045]

I wear sandals alot in the summer

[@mandieappleton8204]

Why?

[@tamarapace3036]

@@mandieappleton8204if there is an emergency, you definitely want shoes that will stay on and can protect your feet.

[@corazonestoesta7595]

Thank you and God bless you.

[@kimphillipsmillican6838]

Thanks for the Athleta suggestions. I buy a lot of my work clothes from Athleta. I live in Boston and commute via train. Their clothes are great for commuting.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes! I love their commuter clothes. They’re actually great work-from-home clothes too. 🥰

[@kimphillipsmillican6838]

@@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms Agree!! Their Dalancey tights are also great for work. I pair them with leather, dressier shoes (not sneakers) and one of their commuter tops. Makes for a comfortable, polished work outfit.

[@tracythomas343]

What a great video. When things open up again, I’ll be able to resume my travel. I fly twice a year from WA to VA to visit my daughters family. This information will be very useful. Thank you. 😁

[@kimberlycoltrainrsrccr2626]

I'm a little late to the channel, but here I am! I invested in a fuzz buster/fabric shaver. I too have had issues with finding the perfect slip-on pants. Most made me look or feel like Steve Urkel!😂 I came across a pair of Anne Klein pull ons in burgundy (my favorite color no matter what season!) and black that have a beautiful light compression yet not a skinny/stick against my leg type of slip on pant where I'm needing to "pour" myself into nor "peel" myself out of! I can cuff the bottom up twice for a capri type look as well or wear it down to my ankle where it has an ankle slit. I also came across Worthington petite. I believe I found these at a thrift store. I found a pair of black, taupe, and Navy. I was in heaven! Only issue was pilling (little balls of materials caused by friction like between the legs or when a bag consistently rubs against an area like on your side or under your armpit). I saw another woman who took it off the rack and when she put it back it was because of the pilling. I almost felt like a stalker! (Slowly pushing my buggy...peeping through the other side of the rack...darting my eyes away when she looked up. Just call me the GoodWill grabber😂) I bought everything for under $5 a pair (LOVING that Sr. Goodwill discount Wednesdays..check for yours 😉), took it home, laundered in cold water, dried on light and then took my handy-dandy fuzz buster and went to work. This has been one of the best $10 investments I've ever made! After nine years, it's still going strong. I have rescued many a sweater, pants, etc with it. It's so refreshing to see more ideas to help me continue to look pulled together on a daily basis. I remember being teased incessantly in high school for accessorizing! Van in my 20s (early 90s), I was again teased for 'always matching'😮) REALLY?!? Now, in my mid-50s, I am often mistaken for an administrator at the elementary School I work at. Casual Fridays for me do not include wearing jeans at all. Maybe a low wedge w a light pant or a pair of capris w the open button up spirit wear top over a pretty top but never the t shirt we get every year. I only wear that t-shirt during pre-planning on the one day we take the staff picture then I change it right after. In an age where it seems to be more and more "dress however. I don't care what people think. I've got to be me" I just see it as a sign of respect for myself, for my family, and for others to look like I have not just rolled out of bed. It could be as simple as a well-fitted pair of pull-on pants, a solid top, and an open blouse on a daily basis. It does not take a lot of effort to decide not to wear pajama pants and house slippers everywhere. Thanks for your channel. ~Enjoy your day!

[@kimberlyc84]

You must have been channelling into the future because I was doing your tips in 2017 through to Oct2019. I started traveling from GA back home to NY to care for my dad during all seasons for the two years every three months. So that meant going from 70° to low 30° sometimes during a season. I used packing cubes and was able to pack for 2 weeks in one suitcase. I had to make sure I could use items two or three times bcause the washing machine might not be able to use if the temp was too low (pipes could burst). I love the tips as well. The polystretch travel pants are GREAT! I found mine at a consignment shop😊 These are great for road trips. I have a reversible tote from Espirit. I've had it for over 40 years! Got it when I was 13 (1983) on a Saturday outing w mom. I've washed it and it still has NO snags or scuffs on the bottom and it literally holds so much and it such a small package😊 I've also found a friend in Poshmark

[@debhale846]

Simple t shirt and joggers with no metal is my go to fuss free outfit. Less is more.

[@caroltombari9112]

Thank you for helpful tips! I always want to be subtly stylish. Look nice but not too fussy. Also dressing in layers, so can modify for temperature differences.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for watching, Carol. 😊

[@sabriyaishoof8663]

So interesting and practical. Good for just hanging around town too!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Wonderful!

[@sandysuds4533]

Everything looked great, especially the loose-cut black pants. I'll adapt for my size and shape; I could not wear the fitted tops. Unfortunately, that Athleta blazer is just not flattering. The concept is good, but the fit is dreadful. Another jacket, perhaps a looser, straight cut that had pockets (or would fit over a waist security belt under your outfit) would be more adaptable and flattering. I look for Eileen Fisher silk pieces that I get on sale or on resale sites. The silk jersey tops come in good colors and are great for summer and winter, to layer with loose tops, jackets or sweaters over them. And there are several styles of black silk pants.The silk pieces roll up very small, and they handwash and dry very quickly. I've traveled rough and wash everything in the shower, after soaping/rinsing myself, using shampoo for laundry soap. I cannot get by without the multi-purpose shawl the previous writer commented on. Light merino wool sweaters are great for layering over silk tops for warmth when needed, and they can be worn several times without washing. Thanks for your videos.

[@sonyalynn4794]

I always carry a sarong or pareo. I like items that multi task. To keep you warm as a wrap, tie as a skirt, around the neck or around the bathing suit. I can get away with only one very small carryon that fits under the seat. I wash as I go. The problem is shoes, they are so bulky.

[@user-oq3rc5ef5x]

I love all the looks you created. You look stylish, pulled together and comfortable. Really enjoy watching your content!.

[@bsfcleveland269]

Thanks for putting all these great pieces in one place Kay! We just traveled from OH to Maine and back over the last two weeks. I dressed similarly. Since my husband likes the car cool (and I want to keep the driver happy!) I wear similar pants/crops and keep a hooded cardigan on in the car, even if it’s in the 90’s outside!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Oh I bet that was nice to go to Maine. How wonderful. Thanks for sharing. I’m so glad you liked my selections. 😊

[@FashionWithShannonA]

Totally aside from yet another marvelous video, Kay... My mother has that same blue/white patterned planter and she also has an African violet in it! :) Travelling can be stressful at times so we certainly _don't_ need our clothes to be "rubbing us the wrong way!" _Lol!_ Comfort and durability are definitely key. Also a jacket. Depending on where you live and where you are ending up (ie, I live in Ontario, Canada and our temps are much lower in the winter than a destination like Florida), planning for flight clothes needs to include layers! :) Something to _never_ travel in: a jumpsuit!!! Keep it for the destination, but forget it for the travel time... think bathroom breaks... ACK! :) Thank you again, Kay, for your great tips! Blessings, Shannon.

[@mariafelix7932]

Beautiful all your outfits, if God willing I will travel in the summer, I’m waching this video one year later!!! Is crazy, Im glad i found it😊🤗

[@shelaghjackson9577]

Great outfits! I try to find travel clothes in thrift stores, as European washing machines when I travel there are very hard on clothing! I don’t feel bad if a piece gets wrecked in the wash there if I didn’t pay too much for it.

[@ritaduplessis5074]

Great idea,thanks

[@missmayflower]

Plus, you can leave it behind and replace it with something new from your travels.

[@orthodiva7487]

I do the same thing. I also bring good older clothes that I don’t mind leaving behind so I can bring stuff home

[@amiek9226]

New subscriber here! What a great travel fashion video! I’m also very much looking forward to travelling again someday. Your list of requirements for travel clothing is so well thought out. One thing that I think ought to be mentioned is the importance of compression socks for long haul flights. My travel pants have to be able to accommodate them. This is the first of your videos I’ve seen and I’m looking forward to watching more. I’m looking for videos on packing light & right.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much Kaeleen. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for subscribing. 🥰

[@cindyauton4859]

Kay I just saw your video on shoes for bunions. Calla shoes, I really need those! Thanks so much!

[@nitahandorf1547]

I travel also, I already did all your recommendations. Thank you.

[@pheobewatt1632]

Comfortable shoes for airport walking.

[@debbiegibson3604]

These are such attractive outfits! It shows that you don't have to look like a bum when you travel. I've made the mistake of flying in an outfit without pockets and ended up putting money, a tissue, and my boarding pass in my bra.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Hahaha! Thanks for sharing, Debbie. 🤦🏼‍♀️😊

[@carolynlukens4067]

Just found your channel today and I enjoyed the video. You are a beautiful model and the outfits are lovely. Only thing I would add is that flip flops on an airplane and through the airport would be the worst thing I could do. However, the sneakers look great. Thank you.

[@michelleholt1961]

Great job, Kay! I'm praying that we can all get back to traveling soon. :)

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes, me too. Thanks so much for watching, dear friend. 🥰

[@pilcas1]

I never travel with denim jackets as I find cardigans weigh less in your luggage and allow for greater flexibility.

[@pamwilson6717]

That black Nic&Zoe jacket was made for you!!!!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks. I really like it.

[@jeyanthijeyaprakkash1409]

All your tips and suggestions are great......decent and comfortable dressing adds confidence too

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Glad you like them!

[@helenbotelho285]

Love these outfit ideas. Well put together. Thank

[@jjsinger3851]

So very practical and helpful! Thanks you so much.

[@eileencarroll6418]

LONG FLIGHTS ---- wear socks so you can take shoes off in plane; a wrap and sunglasses are nice for sleeping. QUICK DRY ---- essential for recovering from getting caught in the rain; quick-dry fabrics are more lightweight to pack and carry; I always pack one polyester crepe skirt;. SCARVES ---- can dramatically change up the same solid tops and bottoms when luggage weight and space is limited on a long trip. BLEND IN ---- don't wear white sneakers and blue jeans if you don't want to stick out like a stereotypical American.

[@lauriecaputorealtor6678]

Good point about the stereotype especially in European travel. I don't find the same reactions in the Americas.

[@rebeccacampos5217]

My mother used to say that when she traveled, she would buy shoes from the area she was staying, that way you don't stand out. This was in the 60s.

[@maryokeefe5351]

Or baseball caps or school t-shirts.

[@maryokeefe5351]

What a good idea.@@rebeccacampos5217

[@marilynrich]

Looking forward to traveling this month. I’m heading to Idaho with my BFF. ✈️🌨❄️ Great ideas once again Kay. 👍🏼🤗

[@littlepeky]

I love athleta it's a little pricey but they are worth the money you can wear the clothes day or night light weight and best part they try to reuse most of their material

[@coettahannah3403]

To Anita or anyone, when in bathroom in a public place, if I have long pants on..I roll them way up so they dont touch the floor and then just unroll. I really enjoy your videos , Kay. Just found your channel 2 days ago. Thanks.

[@dianedavis5867]

Another great video with great wardrobe ideas and tips! We will be staying closer to home with maybe a short road trip up north in the fall so many of your ideas will be perfect.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Oh, I do hope you get to take that little trip. It's amazing how much we miss travel when we can't do it. Thanks for sharing. 😘

[@teresamiller7508]

Love this! I travel a lot and can't wait to start traveling again. I agree with everything you shared!

[@audreyfrick2087]

Just watched this for the 1st time (I’ve watched ALL of your other videos) and I will be taking your advice! We have planned an across country car trip for two years-we finally get to go! Yay! Keep up the wonderful work Kay :)

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you Audrey. 😊

[@pharmerdebbie]

Just found your channel and subscribed! You have very nice suggestions!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks and welcome

[@sallywhite1012]

Thanks for sharing this video. Great tips

[@FaithandFlour]

These are great looks Kay! I love your list and agree!😊💛Robin

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Great! Thanks so much for watching Robin. ❤️

[@missmayflower]

Clothing labeled as “travel wear” is always polyester. Polyester makes me sweat. I much prefer natural fibres. I love pockets and it’s so hard to find women’s clothing with decent pockets. Suggestions?

[@sonyalynn4794]

I do not like clothes with many pockets, it adds bulk and then searching to find where you left items. I prefer a good body bag or low hanging bag for across the body for all my essentials. One place in the bag, then I can grab and go.

[@lindatisue733]

Since you asked, hate all the polyester. Super hard to find women's clothes that are even 90% natural fibers. I buy mens clothes and put in pleats or something to make then more female friendly. Even new menswear is mostly natural fibers, not polyester or viscose. I have a pair of mens100% cotton corduroy pants for about that look better than anything under $110 in the US. Mens white shirts are really still no wrinkle and heavier cotton than under a $80 women's shirt.

[@edennis8578]

I don't know your size, but Roaman's and Woman within have 100% cotton knits in many colors. Some of the pants have pockets and some don't, so make sure to read the descriptions. I have several matching sets of pants and tops. Btw, they also have skirts to match, too.

[@edennis8578]

@@lindatisue733 That's great if men's clothes fit you, but they look ridiculous on me. My proportions are all wrong.

[@shinnam]

@@edennis8578 I do have to add some darts and pleats, but it gives a custom look to the clothes.

[@leticiainocentes4924]

Good day kay.enjoy watching your video.thankyou sharing this to us.nice day.

[@bjhope1]

I don’t travel in a white shirt, ever. Too much potential for me to slop something on myself. I NEVER wear flip flops/ sandals without back straps when I fly. Two of our friends are aircraft accident investigators and they stress that if there is ever an emergency and you need to evacuate an aircraft you need shoes that stay securely on your feet (no high heels either).

[@kimm1169]

Love all these all outfits!!

[@gingerhiller389]

Great tips and spot on, when it comes to travel outfits. Great job! I hope that you will let us know when some of these pieces are on sale.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for watching, Ginger. 🥰

[@lisamonti7057]

Great job Kay!! ALL great suggestions!

[@angiebee598]

After saying you preferred dark colors to hide stains, you wore an awful lot of white tops! Once, on a day trip, I had to turn a white shirt around after eating a bowl of spicy noodles. When I was done, the front of my shirt was completely splattered!

[@elviecansino8743]

Love your simple elegant style...will be my guide nx travel...

[@arleneowusu4498]

Great clothes and quality is important

[@mariaschultz5205]

Just found your channel recently and I'm so glad I did!

[@karenanderson6495]

I have continued to travel and really needed these tips. I'm going to check on Athleta pieces - I'm sure willing to make the investment to be comfortable while I'm on the go! I copied down the list - also very helpful!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Did you find anything that worked for you? I love my Athleta pieces.

[@martinebenzio1320]

This is a very helpful video. Thank you so much!

[@elizabethrodriguez7363]

lol in a car, on a train! Sounded like Dr. Suess.

[@helenmak5663]

I don’t think you need a blazer for August Asia travel, may be a linen or cotton blazer cos it’s sweltering hot there. Sometimes it rains dogs and cats there, a pair of water proof sandals work right on.

[@helenkenny8688]

Love your videos Helen Ireland

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you, Helen. 💚

[@mariaameliapina5339]

Planning trip in September. Thank you for sharing this useful information

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You bet!

[@marybethlaratta7242]

Great items

[@AnzaHelp]

I have not found polyester to be breathable and cool.

[@deborahwallace1847]

The joggers look so stylish and youthful! Some of the other pieces, are a bit mature looking.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes, the joggers are definitely my favorites too. I just tried to show options for different women’s taste. A lot of my readers/viewers are in their 70s and 80s and I try to be mindful of them too. 😊

[@deborahwallace1847]

Dressed for My Day with Kay Harms you’re doing a lovely job!

[@missmayflower]

I thought the white stripes looked way too casual for the places I travel.

[@melsmidlifeadventures1364]

Great

[@dawnfoster6530]

Love the outfits but one of my musts is natural materials - too much plastic from man-made materials is ending up in wildlife digestive systems :-(

[@evelynserrano9609]

Love this video! Great outfit ideas! Love your channel!

[@user-cj5kq3mn6l]

Great advice, my problem is I live in a hot country temperatures go beyond 110 daily. Just cannot wear anything synthetic or polyester. It has to be cotton .

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Absolutely. Natural fibers are essential. Linen is a good option too. And surprisingly, silk.

[@user-cj5kq3mn6l]

@@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms correct there’s a silk called crepe silk it doesn’t crumple and feels so light on the skin.

[@julietapetonio1179]

I enjoyed watching ur vlogs ms kay

[@sonyalynn4794]

Good video-thanks Kay. I love your denim jacket. The color is so nice, hard to find such a nice color these days.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Here it is. It’s the Sweet Jane color. shopstyle.it/l/brsfF 😉

[@kaycoger1005]

So glad I’ve found your channel! Kay in Alabama❤️

[@suzanneanderson582]

Really enjoyed your video - thank you.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You’re so welcome. Thanks for watching. 😊

[@lucytodd811]

Thanks Kay. Great looks, I hope to travel soon.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes! Me, too. Thanks for watching Lucy.

[@personsofinterest2342]

hmmm....I need to get a fan

[@tplayspiano]

Great video, very helpful.

[@kmorrow982]

Great advice again 👍

[@peggysorokowski1155]

hi, just came across this video. Wondering if you have suggestions for petite, summer dresses, tops? I like to keep my arms covered due to aging issues. thank.

[@missmayflower]

Asia in August! Good thing you missed that. It’s sweltering in August.

[@francesoha2062]

Do you have a favourite comfort show when you want to take a long walk in the country?Thanks Kay.

[@suzannekerr4834]

Good tips. Great looks. Someplace with a beach would be nice about now. HA

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Absolutely! 🏝 Thanks for watching!

[@betsydastrup9149]

Do any of these brands include tall sizes? I am 5’11” and have so much trouble finding clothes, pricy or not in tall sizes.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Hi Betsy. Yes, I know Athleta has tall sizes. I'm 5'8 and wear the regular fit there, so I'm sure their tall sizes would probably work for you. shopstyle.it/l/bn5s3

[@kathyseiver8335]

Great great video

[@angelamckinnon.marche2323]

Watching you from Canada ! Unfortunately Athleta doesn’t ship to Canada !

[@maryokeefe5351]

True but we have Aritzia and Lululemon.