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Meg Donohue: My favorite subject! Traveling is one of my most beloved pastimes, although it can be a headache to plan and coordinate. Right now, I have lots of potential trips swirling in my head (and my Google Flights tabs), but I don’t have much in the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves Sparks signatures shirt and I love this books just yet. I do love a road trip for the ease and flexibility it offers—no airlines, no problem—but even those can be difficult to find time for. Perhaps you’ve done a better job at scheduling time off. Inspire me, please. TBH, it’s hard to take off work when there’s the blurred line of working from home, and when I don’t have set dates, things often get pushed to the back-burner until it’s too late—talk about a flop. But this year, no more! I’ve finally chosen dates to go to Asia this summer—which means I’m anticipating some very long flights. I’m no stranger to lengthy trips, but when they’re upwards of 10 hours or longer, I get nervous. What makes things a little easier is having a go-to travel outfit. Mine usually consists of easy shorts or knit pants along with an oversized cardigan to combat blasting A/C, and slip-on shoes like Birks—which are perfect, whether I’m in a car or going through airport security. (I really need to get Global Entry or TSA PreCheck.) Do you have a travel uniform you like to don—and does it change whether you’re on the road or up in the air?

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MD: Asia is on my list too, so remind me to get your recommendations afterward. I wish I could say I looked chic when I travel, but I’m all about comfort on travel days. Thankfully, now that athleisure has very much become a thing, at least it’s easier to look comfortable and cute at the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves Sparks signatures shirt and I love this same time. I love a black legging because you can never really go wrong. Add in a cozy sweatshirt, a comfy layer underneath, and a shoe that is easy to get on and off and also easy to walk in (hi, Air Force 1s), and that’s usually my look. I’ll switch it up if I’m trying to wear my bulky items to make space in my suitcase….and what a segue that is! I noticed we’re suitcase sisters. I’m new to the Away Travel hype, but so far I get it. Have you had your carry-on for a long time? outfit planning, I make many attempts, but then I factor in different shoes, accessories, what have you. I am a Gemini, and therefore a fashion chameleon! But, okay, you’ve persuaded me to be at least a little more decisive. And you definitely have me convinced on the luggage scale—that’s only a must these days. Anyway, my carry-on has evolved over the past year significantly. While a travel backpack is always a good option, I’ve chosen an elevated croc-embossed leather tote bag, which doubles as a work bag when I’m out and about. It makes me feel less like I’m coming home from college and more like I’m a true working woman. Anyway, I suppose you’re asking what’s in my bag. Well, I’ll have you know, my Kindle has become my best friend as of late, mostly because I’ve been reading library books on it nonstop (and it avoids the added weight of their physical counterparts). Beyond that, it’s really just essentials, like some solid headphones and a phone charger. I sleep while en route, so the need for anything more is a little excessive, at least for me. But enough with my rambling. You’re a superstar with packing, and I’m guessing you must have some must-have in-flight/on-the-road items on your list. First, let me address the elephant in the room: I am a backpack girl through and through. It’s mostly for the sake of my posture, but I do sometimes feel like it makes me look like a student. Fortunately, there are worse things to be mistaken for. It helps to have a nice “big girl” style like this Calpak backpack. I like to travel with a portable clip-on reading light for a couple of reasons. If the plane is dark and people are trying to sleep, I always feel bad about turning on my overhead light. I know it’s supposed to be a “personal” light, but let’s face it—nothing on a plane is personal. It also comes in handy if you’re sharing a hotel room and dealing with jet lag. I once shared a room in London with my whole family, and when I couldn’t sleep, I read in the (empty) bathtub for hours to avoid turning on the main light in the room. A portable lamp would have helped then.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.