Today: A style-conscious meteorologist’s packing list. Plus …
How to pack for any climate, according to The New York Times’ extreme weather reporter |
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| Blake Cale for NYT Wirecutter; source photos by Nick Oxford, Earl Wilson, Judson Jones |
Throughout his decade working as an extreme-weather reporter, Judson Jones has had to prepare for wading through blizzards and hurricanes, chasing tornadoes, and enduring sweltering heat waves. We asked him how he packs for all of that — not to mention last-minute flights and long car rides — without sacrificing style.
One surprising essential in his bag? Cowboy boots.
Plus, pants that “look good in an office but also work fording a creek”→
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The perfect travel uniform, according to Anne Hathaway’s stylist |
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| Klawe Rzeczy for NYT Wirecutter; source photos by iStock, Unsplash+, Christian Högstedt |
Celebrity stylist Erin Walsh spends a lot of time packing suitcases for her clients’ red carpets, award shows, and multi-city press tours. And she uses many of the same strategies and essentials when packing for herself. Her go-tos include a not-so-basic white tee, jeans that feel like sweatpants, and a cotton shirt that looks good for both work and play.
What to pack, according to a fashion stylist→
More travel-friendly style essentials |
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