Destination: Barcelona
Individualistic style abounds in a city known for its textiles
The Vibe
Home to many popular designers and even some global brands (hola, Mango!), Barcelona is a playground for the fashion-forward. The city features several fashion districts and hosts major fashion events each year, so chic locals and visitors come dressed to impress — be it in upscale designer duds or of-the-moment trends. With its rich history of textile production and export, high-quality fabrics with interesting textures and patterns are to be expected on the streets of Barcelona. As with any large city, there is no one specific style that needs to be adhered to, but style itself is hugely important.
What To Pack
Barcelona has mild winters (average daily ranges between 50-60°F) and warm summers without significant fluctuations in temperature from day to night. A fringed jacket or sweater vest will get you through cooler temps. Mary Janes and sneakers. A bright silk or satin skirt. Wide legged trousers with a crisp button-down.
MISSONI SHIRT | SUEDE FRINGE JACKET | WIDE LEG TROUSER
AGOLDE BARREL JEANS | FREJA CHRYSTIE BAG | POPLIN OXFORD SHIRT
SHEER LONG SLEEVE TOP | BLACK SLIP DRESS | GREEN CREWNECK
DEMI JANE MARY JANE | MESH FLATS | BLACK CHUCKS
Local Inspiration
Insta-inspiration from fashionable Catalans.
Packing Playlist
To get you in the mood.
Shop Local
Cus - Elevated basics made literally in-house.
Ivori - Curated looks from local designers.
MASSCOB - Beautifully cut, timeless pieces from Marga Massanet and Jacobo Cobián.
Plane Reads
The Lonely Hearts Club, by Raul Nunez
Barcelona Dreaming, by Rupert Thomson
Nada, by Carmen Laforet