Everything I packed for a 2 Week Trip to Europe

I love that you talk fast and say important stuff, not a bunch of filler nonsense lol VERY Productive! Great tips!

This is one of the best packing videos I've seen. It's nice to see someone who doesn't pack an entire artist's pallette (including a dozen brushes) worth of makeup!

One of the best traveling light videos. None of the silly 'valley girl' nonsense or music that is so loud you can barely hear the speaker. Well done.

I’m traveling to Europe for two weeks with a carry on only and this was extremely helpful. Thank you so much.

You must have been the best dressed tourist in Europe! You showed that you can be comfortable and nicely dressed. Thanks for some great ideas.

One of the longest travel videos I’ve ever seen and I enjoyed it immensely. I’m so looking forward to my upcoming trip and will definitely use your packing and fashion ideas. Thank you for sharing . 🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍👍👍

I really appreciate how quickly you moved through the video, sharing a lot of information. Thank you.

I am so glad that I came across The Travel Fashion Girl video. I love her style! She is very intelligent, and straight forward. However, I thought that because I’m an older woman (in my late 50’s), that I would not find any useful tips for packing for travel in Europe. But, I was pleasantly surprised about the many useful tips I learned, and will be using on my upcoming summer trip to Europe. Thank you very much for sharing!

Three years ago when I travelled through Italy for three weeks I bought and used an anti-theft crossbody purse similar to the one you showed. However, at the end of day out sightseeing, the sheer weight of it, and the ‘anti-cut’metal cable hidden in the strap, gave me a lot of shoulder pain and numbness. Since then I use a much lighter, smaller, more stylish, crossbody purse that doesn’t say “I’m a tourist” without any trouble. I also use a plain lightweight nylon folding bag for the extra items like a hat or water bottle that I can switch from hand to hand as needed and comes in handy to carry purchases, groceries or snacks in. I also use a colourful, but plain sarong (purchased on a vacation in Hawaii) as a lightweight and stylish wrap when visiting churches or going out in the evenings. It’s even wide and long enough to use as a blanket on drafty trains and planes. And I can wrap it around the strap of my crossbody purse to discourage potential pickpockets from getting at the zipper.

I agree , love that you talk fast and say lots. Thanks

Love your videos! Binge-watching them all this week. I'm a minimal packer, but still learning things from you!

This was very informative! Now I am going to repack for my trip based on your useful recommendations. Thank you!

Great video thanks. I am going to Italy in 6 weeks and you have convinced me that I need a lot fewer clothes than I thought I would. Now just to pick the correct clothes to suit. 👍🏻👍🏻😀

Love the fact that you gave us names of your clothing … will definitely try to access them. Some great ideas. Thank you.

Wow! This blew my mind, I am learning to pack light.

I can’t tell you how helpful this video was. I am going on a three week trip to Greece where most of the time I will be staying on a sailboat.

I love your whole attire, compass rose , and your pocket Book. You just gave me ideas for when I travel. Thanks for sharing this video and helpful tips. 😊😍

My #1 favorite travel item is a collapsible water bottle from Vapur. It weighs next to nothing empty, you can slide it into your purse, cruise through security, then fill it after you're past security. It gets smaller as you drink more and u can easily stuff it into seat back pocket even when quite full.

I loved this video! 3 years ago my daughter and I spent 3 weeks traveling through Europe (13 countries) with just a backpack and we had a BLAST! I did pretty good with packing for my first time in Europe but your video would have been helpful. As I was posting our adventures I encouraged friends and family to have the big adventures too. Everyone assumed flights between countries would be expensive (like here in the US) but they were CRAZY affordable. We literally spent 1 day in Scotland because the flight and AirBnb was less than $100 from London.

Very classic, elegant and practical. You mentioned a lot of brands I've never heard of so I'm going to check out those lines. Thanks for making this great video!