What do you fly in?

[Nugg]

I go this weekend and want to look stylish - not something I'm good at when travelling! Going from uk at 6am to 30c heat...!
Thank you!

Leggings are the sweet spot between comfort and not trailing on the toilet floor.

No. They're loose fitting, not too long. Hemming exists.

@Goatblu I have booked meet and greet so you have a great point!!

For some reason you next link takes me to the app homepage 😫

Where the hell are you all travelling that you encounter grim plane toilets? I've had hundreds of flights over the years, and most of them on budget airlines, and hand on heart I've NEVER had to endure messy floors in the toilets. And no, I don't need glasses either! I think it's a bit of an urban myth started by some neat freak on MN!

So for me it's those loose lightweight jersey trousers with elastane so a lot of "give" in them, slip on shoes and a T shirt/cardigan combo. Works for me, and is very comfortable.

Very good. Hopefully me too 🤣

Linen is my summer goto. I'm neither of those things you are right and won't be wearing as I'd look like a used tissue 🤣

I only wear them for the gym but I'm veering... those or more fitted joggers

I'm flying BA this time but it's always been budget before and yeah they can be hit and miss tbh!
Have to say BA have been shite but I'm stuck with them 🤣

I travel fairly regularly to Singapore for work. A tee shirt dress works for me.

On short haul l tend to wear what l would in the day.

Oops! It’s this (attached screenshot) - just v plain sleeveless slightly loose jersey dress.

eta actually it’s this one in black: https://www.marksandspencer.com/pure-cotton-scoop-neck-midi-column-dress/p/clp60703540?color=POPPY

Meet and greet means even less time to get chilly @Nugg. Good idea.

Top tip for anyone that does like to wear loose trousers to travel but has experienced the puddled toilets (usually on the latter half of flights when the drinks trolley has been around again....) - coiled elastic hair ties. Slip them onto the bottom of your trousers before you take them down. Prevents any dragging on the floor.

@RaspberryBeretxx I actually got that in the sale this week in the red 🤣 great idea! I'm sorted!

Go dressed for where you are going plus a cardigan and coat as needed, return dressed for the whether here as a general rule.

If it's really cold and I'm going somewhere warm I put leggings or thick tights on with a summer dress.

Me too!
Jeans, vest and shacket type shirt as I'm always cold on the plane
Ditch the jacket and trainers into the bag once landed and waiting for steps etc!
On the way home change back into jeans once done security/duty free/food!!

Barrel leg joggers and co-ord jumper, with socks and bostons is my go to. I have a similar journey coming up in winter and I plan to quickly change to a summer dress and arizonas when I land. The notion of layers just doesn't work for these kinds of temp changes!

Hahahaha... I wish it was made up. FYI the liquid on the floor is not water(!)

The worst are on long hauls during the day, but honestly any flight over a few hours gets gross quickly. Especially with the planes that have coffin like toilets that even petite people complain about (I'm looking at you Delta!)

Ah, brilliant! I loved the red but thought the black might be more useful (now tempted to see if the red in the sale is available in my size 😆). It's a really lovely shape.

An airplane usually

I must admit that I have never flown with Delta but it’s also something I haven’t experienced. Long haul or short haul, day or night.

I always go with leggings and a tshirt/vest with a hoody, if going somewhere hot you’ll be in an aircon airport and then heading outside to aircon transport to be delivered to an aircon hotel. There is such minimal time in direct sun (and tbh leggings and tshirt for even 20 minutes in 30 degrees isn’t going to make you collapse with heat stroke!) that it’s just very straightforward.

Now I've ordered two more dresses for my upcoming holiday. Whoever posted that black dress link to Next I blame you. 😂 also ordered this to see what it's like

I was coming on to say a jersey dress, but you’ve already come to that conclusion op! I always get a taxi to and from the airport so there’s barely any opportunity for chilly ankles.

https://www.next.co.uk/style/st377743/u88693#u88693

These, with a loose t-shirt, cardi and light trainers but the dress and leggings idea (and taking off the leggings when you get there sounds good)

Leggings, long sleeved shirt, loose sweatshirt, my most comfortable trainers which are a bit loose, so if my feet swell up they don't feel tight.