Whether you’re going on a weekend City break, or a week’s long beach holiday, your summer holiday wardrobe should be as versatile as possible and tailored to suit your style, to save you some much needed suitcase space!

1. To build the perfect travel wardrobe, begin by planning your holiday itinerary, from days out sightseeing, to lounging around by the pool.

2. See how many outfits will be needed each day, mixing and matching items to create more capsule looks. Team a printed Masai dress for example, with a bright block coloured jacket, perfect for transforming your looks from day to night.

3. Take into account the weather, along with how you want to accessorise. Choose comfortable yet classic on trend shoes, with a complementary clutch or beach bag.

To plan your outfits for each day in a little more depth, gemini-woman has created a number of holiday looks, incorporating a mixture of brands from the likes of Sandwich Clothing, Masai, Avoca, Great Plains and more!

Neila Dress, Jancis Jacket, Para Cropped Culotte, Leather Cut Out Wedge Sandals, Power Purse 

Roxy Wrap Effect Swimsuit, Bali Border Kaftan, Holster Leopard Glamour Sandal, Tote Bag

Miola Dress, Essentials Cotton Slub Cardigan, Athena Duffle Bag, Sandra Suede Ballet Pump 

Dusty Parka, Horti Top, Skinny Denim Jeans, Leather Moc Croc Espadrille 

Marrakesh Express Strappy Maxi, Hallie Shoulder Bag, Cork Wedge Suede Pump, Marrakesh Express Open Front Top

Dawn Top, Summer Special Skinny Bermuda Short, Printed Handbag, Gandys Original Flipflop

Sea Fern Silk Oversized Top, Elba Linen Garment Dye Pants, Essentials Basic Cotton Cardigan, Hallie Shoulder Bag 

Are you off on your travels this year? Perhaps you’re going on a Cruise or have a trip planned to visit the Capital. If so and would like to be in with the chance of winning a handbag sized London City Guide, comment with your favourite look from the days posted above, along with your email address! We have two to give away, so if you want an insight into the trendiest London hotels, shops and restaurants, you know what to do and be sure to check the terms & conditions page here!