UNPACK WITH ME

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Hello! Talk about a blast from the past – I found this old footage lying around and thought I’d make a post of it. When we got back from Vancouver last year, I made sure to film an Unpack With Me, but then we just got too busy to get around to editing it. I cut out a massive amount of the rambling that wasn’t really relevant anymore, but I think the packing tips are still quite useful.

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TOP THREE PACKING TIPS

  1. Color-coordinate your outfits. I’ve done this a few different ways, but my favorites are using paint chips or creating a digital color code. Use about 3-5 colors, with at least two being very neutral. One can be a bold color, or consider using something like a navy which can be bold and neutral, along with a bold color like coral. Whatever you decide, stick to that palette only.
  2. When you’re done, take things out. One of the things I always do when I’m done picking out my clothes and shoes is to go back through and create outfits in my mind or by taking pictures. Then, I try to eliminate one or two things or more, depending on how packed my bag is getting. Often I find I can create way more outfits than I’ll ever wear, so I can afford to lose a piece or two.
  3. Use a checklist! I swear by my checklist. I know that I can use it and I won’t forget a thing. You can download mine below. I also recommend using the back to get more specific if needed. For example, I just listed make up – but if you don’t have a pre-packed makeup bag, listing all the products you need may be helpful. Once you’ve done this, make a copy or scan it so you don’t have to redo it!

Check out Chris’s guest post and our travel diary from Vancouver here! I’m so proud of the work he did!

Do you have any packing tips or unpacking tips you swear by? Share below!
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