Krabi and Bangkok: what I wore

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Hello everyone!

I will keep on bothering you with all Krabi (and Bangkok) related things on my blog for a while so bear with me. Today I am showing you almost all the outfits I wore during my stay.  If you read my post Krabi outfit planner , you know that I packed a little. Furthermore, I went for relaxed and flowy clothes, because for me comfort is key. I styled them like this:

I wore my palazzo pants a lot during my trip. It was paired with the eyelet tunic and tropical printed tunic the most. But I managed to wear it with a tee and cocoon cardigan as well.



Sunhat -  gift
Eyelet tunic -  thrifted and refashioned
Palazzo pants - bought in Malaysia and refashioned 
 Weaved bag -  Daiso Japan
Beaded sandals -  gift


Close up of the tunic and pants 




Sunglasses and scarf -  M. G. road
Tunic -  Cupid in Koregaon Park


Cocoon cardigan -  Shimamura Japan 
Studded tee -  Brandmart 
Bag -  Dili haat
Sandals -  Reliance footprint 

My second best worn item was the tropical maxi dress. I paired it with a white tee most of the time. I even wore it to take a dip in Railay beach. I left my swimsuit at the hotel thinking that I would just read a book and nap. But upon arrival the water looked so good I could not resist. 
This dress would have been perfect if it didn't wrinkle but I did not let that bother me too much. 


Scarf -  probably Big Bazaar
White tee -  Shimamura Japan 
Dress -  thrifted from 390 mart Japan 

In Krabi,  I also enjoyed my  Indian maxi skirt that is fuchsia, a color I love. Upon packing I realized that I did not have many vibrant colors. So I chose this skirt instead of my darker maxi skirts. I paired it with the eyelet tunic and the studded tee. 


Maxi skirt -  thrifted 

In Bangkok, I wore just two outfits: the tropical print tunic with the palazzo pants and a brown scarf. It was perfect to go shopping in the markets under the humidity. 


And the tie dye dress that I love so much.


Scarf - gift from Ethiopia
Tie Dye dress - And
Jeans - gift
Beaded sandals - gift

For the trip:
Cropped jacket - Walmart and refashioned
Camo print maxi dress - Enclothe in Koregaon Park 

I rarely wear maxi dresses for trips but I have to admit that they are very comfortable. But this one is so long I had to wear wedges. Plus I had to hold it while walking in the airport. I am not into travelling with heels (even wedges) so I packed my tan sandals in my carry-on in case I was to be bothered. And I did switch them up before boarding. 

So what do you think? What is you vacation wear? Please do share? Your comments are always appreciated.

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