Layering: When in Macau and Hong Kong

Hi everyone,
 
Hope you’re all doing well. I am excited for our flight next week! I even consulted my good friend, Gaye to help us plan. I’ll blog about it right after the trip.
 
Although I am glad that I will be packing lighter clothes this time, I can’t help but miss the outfits that I planned when we flew to Macau and Hong Kong.
 
As you would notice, I’m all for preppy clothes and layering. I love the challenge of creating multiple outfits with a limited number of clothing. You can build a mix-and-match wardrobe without worrying about your budget, as long as you check the quality of the garment that you’re buying.
 
For sweaters, go for items that are thick enough to give you warmth, but not enough to make you look bulky. Remember that you may also need to add a jacket or a coat on top of the sweater. Not to mention, that you might be wearing a shirt underneath it.
 
Pack shoes that you’re comfortable with, especially when your travel requires long walks. You don’t want to end up changing the entire look or missing the trip just because you brought a stiff pair.

Wearing a wide brim hat and a Mandarin collar shirt from H&M, matched with a biker’s jacket and dark skinny jeans from Forever 21, and a black pair of Dr. Martens.
 
Having an undershirt is an option, but I always do so as to protect the button-down shirt.

Black aviators from Sunnies, black sweater from H&M, skinny jeans and saddle brown clutch bag from Forever 21, Adidas sneakers, and a white collar shirt.
 
I like this sweater because of its square textures.

Dark turquoise sweater from Penshoppe.
 
I hope you like my first OOTD post. Enjoy the rest of the week!
 
#StayInspired

Read more about this trip here.