Dressing for a long haul flight is all about comfort. You don\u2019t want to be trapped in a cramped space with tummy-pinching jeans or sweaty shoes.<\/p>\n
But that doesn\u2019t mean you have to sacrifice style. There are plenty of ways to dress comfortably while still looking great.<\/p>\n
So what to wear on long haul flight and look stylish? Here are a few sartorial ideas to keep in mind for your next long flight.<\/p>\n
Oversized cardigans are super practical but still look chic and elegant. You can step out of the plane right into a dinner date without having to change.<\/p>\n
On the practical end, the extra fabric is handy when the cabin gets chilly. Simply wrap it tighter around yourself for some warmth. You can also roll it up and use it as a pillow.<\/p>\n
Oversized cardigans are not just for ladies. There are plenty of stylish oversized sweaters for gents too.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t compromise on comfort when it comes to pants. You are going to be seated for hours. A pair of pants that feels clammy or is too tight is going to ruin the entire flight.<\/p>\n
Loose pants are the best. For ladies, wide-leg pants are also great. They allow a lot of movement and keep your lower body cool.<\/p>\n
For men, chinos are a great choice. They look great and feel really comfortable.<\/p>\n
If you prefer something tighter, go for stretchy skinny jeans. They\u2019ll hug your body but still allow movement. Leggings and jeggings are also great.<\/p>\n
If you are not a fan of oversized cardigans, wear a trench coat or long jacket. It has the same benefits as the cardigan: stylish yet comfortable.<\/p>\n
A trench coat is especially versatile. You\u2019ll look great whether you are going to a vacation or a business meeting. It also goes well with basically anything from loose pants to skinny jeans.<\/p>\n
If neither the oversized cardigan nor the trench coat is your thing, a hoodie is a great alternative. It won\u2019t look very formal in a business conference but it\u2019s perfect for leisure travel.<\/p>\n
But you can also rock it over a more formal outfit and simply take it off when you get to the meeting or conference.<\/p>\n
During the flight, a hoodie will keep you sufficiently warm and cosy. When it gets too warm, you can take it off and use it as a pillow.<\/p>\n
A dress or skirt will be even more comfortable than a pair of pants. The only concern is that you might feel cold.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s why I recommend a dress and socks combo. It\u2019s not an easy look to pull off. But if it looks good on you, it\u2019s a great outfit.<\/p>\n
The dress provides more freedom of movement and keeps you cool. The socks ensure your feet don\u2019t feel too cold.<\/p>\n
If you are not comfortable wearing socks, another option is to wear a dress with stretchy tights.<\/p>\n
For tops, whether it\u2019s a t-shirt or camisole, go for a comfortable and breathable material like cotton. It will ensure you don\u2019t feel too warm and don\u2019t get sweaty especially if you are sitting in a packed cabin.<\/p>\n
This is something most people don\u2019t think about perhaps because they are going to be seated rather than walking. But even when seated, wearing uncomfortable shoes for hours can be torturous.<\/p>\n
The first thing to make sure is that your shoes are a good fit: nothing too loose or too tight. Secondly, make sure they are breathable. This will prevent your feet from getting all sweaty and smelly.<\/p>\n
For ladies some good options include ankle boots, sneakers and ballet flats (with socks). I don\u2019t recommend open shoes. They are cold and unsanitary.<\/p>\n