Packing for a trip can be a total pain, but it doesn’t have to be. We promise. Instead of aimlessly filling your suitcase with pieces that may or may not work together, consider the matching set: They’re two pieces that look great when worn together and also apart, and they make getting dressed when you’re away from your closet a breeze. Seriously, you could put together these outfits in the dark. Here, seven of our favorite coordinating outfits to travel with.
Traveling This Fall? Here Are 7 Effortless Outfit Sets to Pack
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Published Sep 20, 2019
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Black Halo Two-piece Jumpsuit
Think of this as an updated take on the LBD: You can style it in a million different ways, and it always looks classic and chic. Plus, you’ll get endless use out of a black cami, wherever your destination is.
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3.1 Phillip Lim Two-piece Crop Top And Sleeveless Dress
We’re very into the tennis-y vibes of this look but would also love the white crop top with a pair of flowy trousers (like the pajama pants that make an appearance later in this list).
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Alexis Pajama Set
Sleepover, but make it fashion. This silky, printed set looks just as fab together as it does apart. For the latter, we’d pair the top with a pair of boyfriend jeans and the pants with a cozy sweater, half-tucked to add a little shape.
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All Saints Two-piece Sweater And Slip Dress
During the day, this cropped sweater will make a silky frock feel casual. At night, ditch the sweater and slink around in a spaghetti strap slip (just add a leather jacket if it’s too chilly).
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Gal Meets Glam Two-piece Shirt Dress
With a coordinating A-line skirt, this puff-sleeve crop top is sweet and girly. With slim black pants (with a higher waist to account for the crop), it becomes just a touch edgier.
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Reformation Two-piece Jumpsuit
Lean into the whole travel theme with a structured set like this one, which features a gorgeous Italian architecture print.
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Maree Pour Toi Sweater And Skirt Set
Mixed prints are the most fun, but for a subtler effect, pair the skirt or sweater with a neutral solid.
