What to wear for a comfortable yet stylish airport experience
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Take the laid-back route to airport dressing with an effortlessly pulled-together look, as seen at Penneys.
Vegan Friendly
Organic Cotton Vegan Friendly Trainers, €55, Natural World at Ohh! By Gum
Irish Boutique Chic: Offset your carbon footprint in breathable organic cotton trainers, €55, Natural World at Ohh! By Gum. ohhbygum.ie
Irish Charm
Eire Charm Necklace, €28, Betty & Biddy
Pocket Friendly: For the nervous flyer, take the luck of home to the skies, €28, Betty & Biddy.
Ride The Waves
Wave-Hem Cardi, €98, Sinead Keary The Label
#ieloves: Elevate your layered pieces with this wave-hemmed cardigan. €98, Sinead Keary The Label.
Denim Daze
Ombre Tiered Denim Dress, €54, V by Very
A breezy dress will take you from the airport lounge to the beach bar, without compromising on style, €54, V by Very
Fresh Off The Vine
Tomato Print Wide Leg Culottes, €78
Serve a ripe and ready, airport look with these fresh tomato-print trousers, €78, Oliver Bonas.
Scarlet Fever
Red Tank Top, €12, WEEKDAY
Pack a stylish punch under your layers with a pop of sizzling red, €12, WEEKDAY.
Candy Stripe
Flowing Shirt, €19.99, Stradivarius
Wear over a simple tank top or a strappy dress for an effortlessly chic airport look, €19.99, Stradivarius.
Basket Case
Straw Tote, €129, Arket
The hero piece of the season, the basket tote is a travelling must-have, €129, Arket.
Ace Of Base
Leopard Print Baseball Cap, €17, M&S
Ace your airport style with an influencer-approved baseball cap, €17, M&S.
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