How to Pack Light for a Europe Winter Trip | Packing for Europe without sacrificing fashion!

Pack with me for a Europe Winter trip! Here's how to pack light for a Europe Winter trip without sacrificing fashion! Packing for Europe - especially packing for cold weather - can get heavy fast, so here are my best packing tips and packing hacks for winter travel if you're wanting to pack light. Whether you're packing for a Europe winter trip or a winter vacation, here's how to pack light for cold weather.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
1:57 Europe packing tips
5:34 Outfits to pack for Europe
11:38 Outerwear to bring for Europe
13:52 Shoes to pack for Europe
18:02 Jewelry to wear in Europe
19:00 Tech to pack for Europe
22:40 Carry on luggage for Europe
29:16 Outro

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-K

[terrib]

Great tips, thank you! Love your style and glad I discovered your channel. PS, Conair makes a great dual voltage travel sized steamer that I brought on a trip to Bulgaria last year - used it with no problems! I think it’s called the Conair Travelsmart or something along those lines.

[erikaama]

This is a great video, thanks for inspiration ❤ I would like to add something. I am from Sweden 🇸🇪 and up here in Scandinavia, (north Europe) we need much warmer outfits, layers on layers, wool jumpers, warm underwear and thermo leggings to use under jeans or pants. We need warm socks and shoes and warm jackets or coats and hats, scarves and gloves or any walk outside will be very cold and uncomfortable. The cold can quickly be unbearable, snow will come or go, any day. It's windy very often. We usually say, wear more clothes than you need, it's easier to remove a clothing than having to be too cold, especially if you are touring a place and you're far from home or hotels. Also I would only recommend warm shoes or boots, no high heals for autumn or winter in Scandinavia. Its most of the time too icy on the streets. Actually most of Europe has a colder climate compared to the European countries by the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. Europe in total has a mix of different climates I would say. Even southern Europe can at times be very cold. Be prepared for cold weather if going to Europe in European autumn or winter time. But if you're dressed properly you will enjoy. By the way, it's very beautiful even if very cold. ❤🤗❄️

[sandyg.]

Thank you for your tips!
It’s been a very long time since I traveled.
I’m grateful that it’s possible for me to travel again.
I appreciate the tip about the garment bag being folded in thirds and placed on top of the clothes.
I plan to use a nice tote to hold some essentials and a change of underwear, in case my luggage gets lost.
I’m also going to get some air tags to place in my luggage.

[gingerz]

great ideas I see you love a lot of neutral color that tan luggage is gorgeous and yes the the packing cubes are a great idea im glad I seen this video thanks for the amazing tips

[heatherbrown]

I leave for Paris in a month and this was amazing!! Thank you! Most helpful was the hair tool part. That was stressing me out 😂. I also watched your vat tax video and that was very helpful as well! That Celine triomphe is on my list! ❤️

[t]

I loved the way you styled the long coat with casual outfits and sneakers

[debbiemeyer]

When in other countries, if using hair tools like blow dryers or curling irons and straighteners, you need a converter, in addition to an adapter.

[nigarlalayeva]

Thanks for this video! Just amazing. You helped me a lot

[sarahterry]

Agolde Riley’s are my go-to’s; I love your style (the Kate Moss tee or sweatshirt ❤)

[manningramona]

Karina you are a stylist par excellence, you covered every packing possibility beautifully. The fringe blazer with boots, GORGEOUS!

[StephFCros]

I love the garment bag tip at the end. So brilliant for keeping your nicer pieces neat in transit. Great video, thanks for the inspo!

[manhthy]

Thanks so much and you have very nice pictures

[marycosgrove]

Omg your a brunette on here. I love it. You are stunning no matter what shade your hair is. Loved the items you choose. Minima, l but yet everything was so stylish. Ty for another great video.

[JanainaFalkiewicz]

depois de ver o video todo percebi que vc é brasileira!! inglês impecável, uma inspiração

[lisadieter-burns]

Thank You! I especially appreciate your advice on the electrical differences. I'd also like to see a video for summer. I'm planning a hiking trip in Switzerland this summer.

[jrepubyoutube]

Great video! The best idea was to put your underwear in a handbag or shoe bag in your carry-on! Thanks, Karina! You are wonderful! Would love to see a video of what to pack on a cruise?

[zoilaquijano]

Great tips for my upcoming Europe trip!

[jojoin]

Very nice, but now I want to see you put that all in one carry-on suitcase 😅

[anniecarrino]

Your travel and style videos are SO helpful! So happy I found your channel and your instagram. I'm the worst travel packer, because I always pack WAY too much. Your tips on bringing basics that mix and match and then accessorizing with shoes, coats, hats, bags was the most helpful. You have such great taste and your presentation is beautiful as well. I hope you do a spring/summer in Paris video, because I will be going to Paris and could use your help. Thank you!!!

[The-Pink-Checkered-Floor]

Thank you so much! Your video was very helpful as we plan our February trip to Madrid! And you are so cute and fun to watch, which I did, with a bowl of ice cream! 🙂🍨🙃

I hear everyone dresses classy/classic every day. So for me, that means goodbye old comfy clothes! 😬😩

*Questions for you:
Should I succeed in pulling together some nicer/classier outfits, will my family look silly together if my husband is put together, albeit American style 😏, and my 22 year-old son will NOT look put together - American style 🙈😂🤦‍♀️? He is studying in Spain this year, and finds interesting how everyone dresses up to school, but hasn’t seemed to pick up on it - not in a rebellious way, but in a clueless sort of way. 🤪😩 Bless his heart. He’s doesn’t even feel out of place, lol! I can’t help but wonder if we somehow need to try and look more similar to each other…or no…which would make life easier!

One more question - I’m having SUCH a hard time deciding if I should try and make work, a carry-on, instead of checking a suitcase. It would be so much easier getting around, but more of a hassle! Any advice? My husband WILL be checking a bag, so that might sway your answer.

IF you are able to answer my questions, I thank you in advance! ☺️

And, finally, to answer YOUR question, I found most helpful, your tips to wear as much as possible, including your long coat, ON the plane. Smart! But where do you put it once on the plane? Also super helpful was your tip of writing out each outfit for each day, keeping in mind activities and weather.

Sorry for the long post!
- Staci in Snowy Iowa
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