Destination: Mexico City
Tradition and Global Influences Collide
The Vibe
Mexico City is the destination on everyone’s lips. From its booming dining scene to its incredible museums, the city has something for everyone – and we keep coming back for more. A vibrant metropolis with rich cultural heritage, the city is a melting pot of styles that blend indigenous and Spanish colonial designs with contemporary global influences. The city’s diverse population is reflected to its eclectic street style, which can range from colorful and billowy statement pieces to biker-chic staples.
What To Pack
The climate in Mexico City is generally mild, though temps can fluctuate significantly throughout the day. In the summer, a linen suit is a great option to take you from day to night – jacket optional. Pair with loafers or espadrilles. In winter, an all-black look - trousers or denim with a leather jacket and boots - will allow you to seamlessly blend in with the city’s grunge-chic set. A silk skirt or slip dress with a sweater or bomber is lovely any time of year. Incorporate some color with bold earrings or unexpected embroidery. Leave room in your luggage for pieces from local designers that will fit the bill in CDMX and generate compliments wherever you’re heading home to.
OVERSIZED BIKER JACKET | EMBROIDERED SHIRT | AGOLDE JEANS | EARRINGS
LINEN BLAZER | ANINE BING TEE | LINEN SHORT | COWBOY BOOTS
TWO-TONE SWEATER | TASSLE LOAFER | 90S SKIRT | BEADED CUFF
Local Inspiration
The latest street style looks from CDMX.
Packing Playlist
To get you in the mood.
Shop Local
180° - Curated finds celebrating Mexican designers.
Sandra Weil - Famed Mexico city-based designer’s flagship store.
Carla Fernández – Modern minimalist Mexican pieces crafted in indigenous fabrics.
Plane Reads
Stories from CDMX.
Horizontal Vertigo, by Juan Villoro
The Story of My Teeth, by Valeria Luiselli
Caramelo, by Sandra Cisneros