Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Just the idea of a bustling airport makes my skin crawl. The long lines, screaming babies and contagious passengers are enough to make me consider opening a can of Spam in lieu of going home for Thanksgiving turkey. Luckily, I was able to fly out yesterday and missed all of the holiday bustle. For those that do have yet to reach your final destinations, I've included a few of my favorite items that make traveling that much easier.
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, $12: Scents are such a nice way to acclimate yourself with a new place and this subtle, floral fragrance burns for 35 hours and won't weigh down your bag. 2.
, $19.95: To avoid wrestling with three people that have the same black suitcase, these colorful tags are a chic way to set your bag apart. 3.
, $13: These miniatures alarm clocks are a cheerful way to keep track of the time, no matter the time zone. 4.
, $48: You'll never regret bringing an umbrella, but the frizzy hair and damp sweaters that await you if you don't are simply not worth the gamble. Tibor Kalman's umbrella reminds you that clear skies are just around the corner. 5.
, $3.50: I love the versatility of these clear pots that can store anything from loose earrings to an extra supply of Advil. 6.
Altec Lansing inMotion Portable Audio System for iPod
, $119.99: There's nothing better than listening to your own playlist when you're away from home (this system was rated the best on
for travel MP3 speaker systems). 7.
, $19.95: One of the more disturbing revelations while on vacation is to find that your room floods with light in the morning. This silk, pucci-inspired mask is easy to slip in your bag and will provide hours of restful sleep. 8.
, $17.50: These ballet flats are not only sleek and uber-comfortable, but they can also be folded up and thrown in a purse for those times you may not last the night propped up in 4 inch heels. What are your travel necessities?
