Travel Outfits to NOT Wear in the Airplane

This travel tip video is about outfits to not wear inside the airplane. I have worn these travel outfits so I share my mistakes so you know what not to wear in the plane. #traveltips #traveloutfits

What I Wore:

Chapters:
00:00 Tips for what not to wear in airplane
00:08 Outfits to not wear when flying
:48 Do not wear a poncho
1:24 Shawl restricts movement
1:49 Do not wear jumpsuit
2:57 Do not wear volleyball shorts
3:40 Do not wear stiff fabric
4:40 Do not wear tight jeans
5:55 Do not wear a maxi dress
6:30 Pack them to wear on vacation
6:43 Pull-on boots
7:28 Bulky jewelry
8:00 Bag with no zipper
8:23 White pants
10:15 Band that protects valuables
12:04 Cannot tie shawl around waist
12:17 Vest
12:44 Update
13:18 Tip for outer layer clothing

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[janetsmith]

As the wife of a 35 year pilot I would like to suggest a couple of things that my husband has always impressed on me when flying. Safety first. Always wear low healed closed toe shoes and loose fitting (not baggy) natural fabric pants and top. If there was an emergency and for some reason airplane fuel ( a million to one chance so don’t panic) should get on your clothes your skin will be better protected. Also, if the emergency slide should be deployed it’s best to have shoes that will stay on your feet. You can still look fabulous, stay comfortable, and be safe.

[kays]

Jogging type pants with elastic cuffs at the legs are good for airplane toilets because they don't drape on the floor.

[lovelaughwa]

35 year flight attendant here and I recommend layering. The temp inside the plane can be warm one minute and cold the next. A classic rectangle shawl is a great versatile option.

[lilypotter]

Tips for wearing jewelry on the flight. My mother raised me to be stylish no matter what. I put my jewelry in a small pouch or box in my tote or backpack. I don't wear anything to the airport except my watch. AFTER going through the security line when Im sitting on the bench getting organized, I then put on my jewelry. So Im still able to meet my mother's high standards, but not stressed out in the security line. 😊

[madiantin]

Re: not wearing a shawl. Each to their own. I travel with a shawl/scarf (it's basically a large black rectangle) that packs up really small. I put it in my carry on and if I get cold I use it as a blanket so I don't have to use the icky airline blankets. Further, it has a multitude of uses when you get where you're going and it looks fancy.

[zed]

FRAGRANCES! Please do not wear fragrances or use scented lotions on a flight—both men and women. Some of us have respiratory issues that are set off by fragrances. For me, I can go into a coughing fit, feel my throat close up, and get an instant migraine-like headache. If I'm on the ground and your fragrance affects me, I can and do step away to remove myself from the situation. On a packed flight, I do not have the ability to do that.

And please don't tell me to take an alternate form of transportation. It's difficult to get to Europe or Asia by car or train.

[toriamansfield]

I just got back from my first plane trip in ages, and I chose to wear sweatpants, long-sleeve thermal shirt and a hoodie plus my beloved Sketchers for security and comfort. As an over-60, plus-size lady, I value comfort! :) Also, I noticed that one young woman (20's or older) had worn a pair of flip-flops (what I used to call thongs) and the center part of one had pulled away from the sole, rendering it useless. So perhaps remind people to save the flip-flops or sandals for vacation and not the airport? Just a thought.

[okiejammer]

Ohhh. Had a full cup of OJ dumped on my head and face as the steward was handing it to the passenger next to me. A sticky mess, I was wearing a hoodie and 😢 had checked my bag! No clothes in my carry-on. I looked like I'd thrown up on myself by the time we arrived in London from Atlanta. A miserably long flight. Good GRIEF, friends, listen to this brilliant Miss Laurie!

[djstarr]

Sketchers slip on sneakers are the best! Easy to take off and put on in TSA if necessary. Also, I always wear a pashmina shawl around my neck. Great if you get cold, great as a head cover, great if you want to wrap it around your head to block out noise or light. I’ve also used it as a skirt and a light blocker in hotel room drapes that gap. That and a few hair clips, good to go.

[TR-nett]

This for those who never travels. You should always bring a wrap… it’s too cold! ❄️

[angelbulldog]

Hi Laurie! Another lesson learned for me: if you're wearing comfy pants with a drawstring, tuck the strings inside the pants. They can get caught on so many things. Thanks for the helpful tips. Happy travelling, y'all! 😊

[arizonasgotheat]

Bless you! You give the best tips. I agree with the stress factor. Simple translates into LESS STRESS!

[brendalogan]

I traveled for work for about 20 years, flying almost more than I was on the ground, and your tips were spot on!

[kauffrau]

For shoes I always wear closed clogs. They are comfortable, sturdy, and you can slip them off and on with ease. People who are on their feet for hours wear them as the support is the best!

[dearkorina]

I have a tip for shoes. Amazon sells many types of elastic shoe laces. They make any tennis shoes into slip ons. I make my converse slip ons this way.

[cynthiahoward]

Another reason not to wear the very comfy big leg, flowy pants is they could be a problem when taking the escalator. A few years ago I was wearing a pair of those. As I was going up the escalator, my pants caused me to trip, falling backwards while on the escalator. Thankfully, I was not hurt (just totally embarrassed). But I did learn my lesson about wearing clothes with too much extra fabric while traveling.

[PamDarpel]

I agree with all but one thing. I have a travel vest that I bought off of Amazon that I love. It has two big pockets on the inside and two zipper pockets on the outside. I can put my travel wallet inside the zipper pocket and zip it shut for quick access to get my passport or drivers license. I can also put my phone on the inside pocket as it’s a deep pocket and it will safely stay there. It’s cute with outfits and just warm enough when you don’t really need a jacket. It folds up smaller than a quilted jacket.

[karenfriebel]

The hardest thing for me to understand and put into practice when I pack clothing items for trips is this: Just because it’s cute doesn’t mean it has to go on vacation with me! 😳

[heatherframpton]

Great tips. Thanks, Laurie! What we wear day to day sometimes just don't make good choices when travelling, especially sitting a long flight. ❤️🧳✈️😁