Wear the trench and boots (your heaviest items) on the plane for warmth and to create more space in your carry on. Spend the hours on the plane researching the area.
1. Comfy USA Dream Leggings 2. J Crew Icon Trench 3. Sole Society Leopard Scarf 4. Rick Steves Italy 5. Eddie Bauer Turtleneck 6. Superfeet Black Insoles 7. Leopard I Pad Case 8. Rain Sun Hat 9. Blondo Victorina Boot 10. Baggalini Crossbody Travel Bag
Your first day you will be tired from the air travel. Wear your most comfortable clothes. You will be doing a lot of walking and getting lost your first day.
1. Artful Home Sassy Cowl Jacket 2. Eddie Bauer Crewneck 3. Skirted Leggings Artful Home 4. Ecco Chase Sneaker 5. Rain Sun Hat-Debra Weitzner 6. J Crew Factory Dotted Scarf
Day Three in Rome : more walking and not as much getting lost. Switch out your leggings for the Surplice Dress, add boots and accessories and you are ready for dinner.
Day Four Beautiful Siena. The only way to get around is to walk and there is a chance of showers. Bring your raincoat and fold your hat in your purse just in case. Enjoy every minute of this gorgeous city.
Today you might be driving more than walking visiting the hilltowns. A Wrap is always a versitile piece to have in case the weather cools in the afternoon. San Gimignano was one of our favorite hilltowns. Chambray isn't wrinkle free but it seems to look fine wrinkled or not.
1. J Crew Factory Chambray Shirt 2. Artful Home Hoop Earrings 3. Nita Cuff-Artful Home 4. Nikon DSLR Camera 5. Madewell High Rise Skinny 6. Aritzia Diamond Mosaic Wrap 7. Blondo Victorina Boot
Next week will be the final installment of my Over 50 Travel Series. See you there!!
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