Today's fashion is undoubtedly linked to comfort. Even catwalk luxury has embraced dress codes that prioritize loose, versatile pieces over the discomfort of stiffer fabrics and tight patterns. At airports, the trend is even more extreme.
Gone are the days when taking a flight was a luxury that few could afford, when airports became catwalks of sophisticated styles, impeccable jacket suits, linen dresses and even heels, despite the fact that crossings they were much longer than today. The democratization of airlines led to a change in dress codes for boarding a plane, or rather threw them off the ground.
Now, despite the fact that the terminals are epicenters of paparazzi, gathered at the gates of the terminals of the international airports, celebrities choose their worst outfits to walk through these places of passage.
Sneakers, joggers, a basic T-shirt and Louis Vuitton's iconic Neverfull model, the luxury handbag preferred by celebrities for travel. The style that Victòria Federica chose on June 30 at Ibiza airport is today the standard uniform that celebrities choose to fly.
It was also demonstrated in mid-June by Tamara Falcó at the beginning of her honeymoon with businessman Iñigo Onieva. When she arrived in Johannesburg (South Africa), the Marquise de Griñón was seen wearing a navy blue sports two-piece signed by the low cost Oysho and Shakira, during the comings and goings from Miami to Barcelona, she always chooses comfortable styles of sports aesthetics. Of course, the pieces are signed by high-end brands, such as Dolce
Despite the fact that casual style has become established in airports, there are still some celebrities who are willing to maintain a certain dress code to catch a plane.
In jeans, with a fitted coat and Ray-Ban glasses, the influencer María Pombo showed that there are other options than the tracksuit. Jeans and basic T-shirts – as seen in the image of actress and model Poppy Delevingne arriving at El Prat airport in Barcelona – are versatile and comfortable pieces, perfect for traveling without falling into the vulgarity of tracksuits. Some celebrities even go up in stilettos, although experts recommend that they avoid them, since when you get high the feet tend to swell. This is the case of model Georgina Rodríguez, for whom luxury and ostentation outweigh the need to feel comfortable.
The businesswoman took off on the 4th of July from Sardinia, where she has spent a few days as a family on the idyllic Italian beaches, wearing an off-white fitted and tube-cut dress combined with dizzying stilettos in the same tone and a handbag style handbag signed by the already mentioned Louis Vuitton.
However, there is still a lot of summer ahead of us. Today, at the gates of the hot, but much-desired August, the most varied and eccentric styles of celebrities to reach the paradisiacal holiday destinations have yet to arrive.
