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June 18, 2016

How to Pack for Florence

My first trip to Europe in a long time was for work! Find out how I packed for Florence.
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  • Skirts! Are they a travel staple or do you skip them? Today, I’m styling the same snakeskin print skirt three different ways to show how versatile even a “fancy” one can be. 🐍✨ Link in bio! #hmxme
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  • I bought the perfect travel umbrella just before Christmas, however, when I'm at home, I love to use all my oversized and decidedly travel-unfriendly items. 🌂 Heels, tiny bags, big umbrellas...now's your time! PS. This one is amazing because it folds into itself upside-down, so you don't get yourself wet when closing it. It also has this convenient ring handle that allows you to hold it on your wrist and still text. 📱Added the link in my bio.

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