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Travel Wardrobe Recap, Part II

 Part II of my Travel Wardrobe Recap (you can find Part I here). I know that you've seen some of these photos before, either here or on Instagram, but I wanted to gather these shots of the various outfits I was able to assemble from one carry-on case during 5+ weeks travel.

Above and below, the (Eileen Fisher) linen mesh pullover, layered atop the (Eileen Fisher) linen jumpsuit -- I didn't wear the pullover often, but I liked having that dose of colour to break up my reliance on navy and olive. . .

 I didn't wear this linen knit tank (also EF) often either (our access to laundry facilities was limited, except for that week on Hvar), but I liked the freshness of the white for a change -- I'm wearing it here with a silk scarf I'd bought in Paris.  I suspect I'm wearing the tank and scarf with my olive linen skirt, but I might also be wearing the olive cotton joggers.

The linen tank leaves me more exposed than usual, with those bare arms, but it got warm enough that I bared those arms a few times. Below, for example, I've taken off the top (that purple mesh pull) I'd layered over my linen jumpsuit, itself layered over an olive tank. . .

 A few hours later, same outfit, different sunglasses, borrowed for a moment (recognize these Dottoressa? Oh, that was a meal!! Imagine beginning with grappa, as per custom, honest!!)

 That Eileen Fisher dress again -- we're back in Paris in this photo, in our hotel, and I'm trying on a new scarf I bought -- by coincidence it's a brand I'd read about on Passage Des Perles, Inouitoosh. Lightweight cotton, a lovely print. . .

 This indigo linen tunic (EF) didn't get out quite as much as it perhaps deserved, but I wore it at least four days -- either with the olive skirt or these olive pants. There were days when I wished I'd packed one more (very light) skirt or pants, but overall, I'd call this a successful travel wardrobe.

 And interestingly, whereas I've often been eager to wear anything but my travel wardrobe once I'm back home, this time, I find I'm often reaching for these useful garments, although I'm enjoying being able to style them a bit differently.

Below for example, that striped linen shift, worn with ankle boots I bought in Bordeaux a few years ago -- and the new bag I couldn't resist bringing home from Paris last month.

 The bare-legs-and-boots is a stretch for me, so I texted my daughter in Rome to ask her opinion, and she gave me a Thumbs-Up.

 I have two more Paris (garment) purchases to show you, but those will have to wait. . .
It's 5:26 AM (!) as I post this, and I've offered a ride to a family member who's crossing fingers and hoping for surgery this morning, so I'm off. 
Travel wardrobe comments on questions? Leave them below and I'll do my best to answer them. For now, Happy August!

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