List of glamorous travel habitsfrom @veronafarrell_

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These are things that people do while traveling that I find extremely glamorous. Number one is dressing up for the airport. If it's a short flight, I'll do a heel. I just love stomping around the station, looking fab. It makes me feel quite like fancy and busy and just glam. I think it's extremely glam because it's so unnecessary. I just wanna be the mysterious, well dressed stranger in an airport, I think. My friend Philippa has one airport outfit that she wears every time. She's best, like, concocted this outfit combination that just, like, works well for an airport scenario. I just think that's iconic. Walking at a non airport pace in the airport, I think it must be good for the nervous system. I can't really relate to this myself right now. I feel like every time I enter a situation with public transport, I, like, lose the plot. A glass of wine or bubbles, especially when you're on your own, and, like, the more ludicrous the time, I think, the more glam it is. I saw this elderly couple on a plane last week. It must have better, like, 9AM, flat out on the champagne. And I thought, you know what? That's that's pure glamour. There are certain things that you can pack on a trip that I think immediately sets a tone of glamour. One of these such things, which I own and adore, is my travel steamer. Used to have a steamer that was big and clunky, and every trip I would go on, I would be looking at it in my suitcase thinking, is this worth the space that it's taking up? So this is ideal. I've just checked the hotel room. There is no tier, and I want to wear this one to dinner tonight. And, like, in general, not just traveling, I find that when people's clothes are ironed, it's, like, always something I no makes such a difference. This is a super well known Swedish brand called Steamery. They also do, like, different clothing care accessory. They have this amazing spray. It's like a fabric conditioner. This is like maximizing the glamour. Having matching luggage, saying hello or goodbye in the country's language. On your way out of the plane, you know, you just have that one second of eye contact with the air hostess. You say thank you, and then you walk out. I think that is the perfect opportunity to make someone believe that you speak a language that you don't. Now I'm gonna go for dinner. It's the last day of fashion week for the whole fashion month no you.