Editor Vogue says the best travel shoes

Everyone likes one Resort appearancebut dress up for the road arrive The resort said inspired absolutely reduced joy. Between a long stopover and uncomfortable seats, the necessity is Travel clothing;For this reason, perfect travel shoes have an art. It should be comfortable – needless to say – but as we handle it getting smaller and smaller Baggage restrictionsit should also be more functional enough to have a purpose in a vacation wardrobe outside the TSA checkpoint. Here Fashioneveryone has their own platonic ideal of the best travel shoes. Therefore, we conducted a survey of the team and summarized the results in advance.

Fashion Edit your favorite travel shoes:

Highlights: Everyone likes it Sports shoes. Practical, comfortable and safe to the airport, this is a project you invest in before traveling by yourself. Especially for summer resorts, choose a slim, Retro style pair You can wear it poplin skirt and breeze dress. flip flops It’s also a popular option (you can’t find an easier option to wrap), but from there, the list changes. from Weaving apartment Everywhere Margiela Tabisplease continue to buy our editor’s favorite travel shoes.

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Liam Hess, Senior Lifestyle Editor

I’m very obsessed with the Welsh Bonner X Adidas collaborative sneakers, which borders pathology – I still have a pair of (now very beaten) Tzucchi and Brown SL72s, the first collection of Tzucchi and Brown SL72s in 2020, and I must have chosen six or seven different styles since then. To me, they are the perfect airplane shoes – comfortable and easy to slide off, but stylish enough to feel like a foot slot. There is no better travel shoes than retro sneakers.

Libby Page, Executive Shopping Director

My Ginza Trigger Sandals are a precious summer property I have never traveled – I wear these exclusively on vacation, so I always wear them in the air due to fear of losing my suitcase, almost always with a loose fit, wide legs Line trousers. It has to be comfortable on the plane, so during the flight, I will slide cashmere socks on the plane to keep my feet and I warm! This is a pairing I mastered over time and never travel.

Talia Abbas, Deputy Shopping Director

I live in the triggers of A.Emery in the summer but can never get airport security through sandals, so these are all with you. My feet are my dry sneakers on traveling feet. Comfortable (fits short walks and long walks!) and discreet, it works well even in unplanned outfits – packaging must be simplified. In my suitcase, less means more holiday treasures I can bring home!

Elly Leavitt, Lifestyle Shopping Editor

I tend to wear my bulkiest shoes to the airport to save suitcase space, and in the summer, that shoe is a sneaker. I like the red version that I wear in white Line dress Skirts and skirts, if you are like me, Samba fatigue, these adidas SL72 runners are great. For ferry trips between islands (and relaxing beach shoes), I always wear Birkenstock. Gizeh is the perfect chunky sandals that are comfortable enough to walk in.

Chloe Malle, Editor, Vogue.com

I’m obsessed with the brave pudding’s socks shoes – shake it? -They are weird enough to give Edie the big and small, but very practical when zoomed in to red-eye through JFK. No need to change to socks in flight, they are already on it! I like this deep sea blue. I also like these Margaux-woven apartments; they feel like they might wear a chic European fisherman, but wherever I travel, I can make a day walk.

Kasey Busiel, Marketing and Production Manager

I’m always looking for the perfect beach sandals, these jelly slides from Veronica Beard can check all the boxes: lightweight, accommodate and relaxed versatility. Whether I go to a buffet breakfast, spa or beach, they are the ideal shoes for a resort. Even though I wish I was the kind of girl I was going to go to the airport to dress up, I always ended up with the tried and tested lounge and sneakers. My current airport shoes are my Onitsuka Tigers or Asics – they let me strode to the door with comfort and style.

Lilka Ramzi-Gotettun, TerteetTem edited

I’m sure I’m very scared of wearing open-toe shoes (a personal quirk of complying with the royal agreement, I think). In summer, though, I crave something relaxing, flat and elegant. Margaux’s Altea slingback touches the perfect balance: the braided leather feels effortlessly cool, while the closed profile comes with a polish of the ballet flat. This is the kind of shoes I can wear from the museum to the elegant dinners – no need for clothing changes.

Leah Faye Cooper, Director of Digital Style

I specialize in traveling on sneakers and trying to wear a pair, and I can also get some uses in any destination I’m going to. For now, this means I’m reaching for these pharrell-designed adidas, like a comfortable pillow wrapped around your feet.

Senior Lifestyle Writer Elise Taylor

These wineries’ clean, modern white sneakers are already my go-to travel shoes. Comfortable, easy to slide, but stylish, but I don’t think it’s entirely Schlub’s plane walking into my hotel lobby.

Senior Beauty Business Writer Kiana Murden

I usually travel in Dutch dance, but if my travel day requires excellent comfort, I whip my Onitsuka Tigers. The Mexican 66 style fits very well, making it walk around for hours. I have a pair of silver now, but I’m also looking at a pair of whites.

Cortne Bonilla, Senior Shopping Writer

Judge everything about me! The killings did not stop at the airport. Tabas is the biggest for me Comfortable apartment I have – I can quickly slide them on and off and often wear them with thin socks. The controversy about wearing a trigger to the airport is very controversial, and for me, nothing is more stylish than wearing a relaxed lounge suit. I usually bring a sock in my bag for safety.

Alexandra Ditch, Associate Business Producer

Even if I head to a tropical destination, I was inevitably prepared for the cold temperatures of planes, trains and cars. Socks and closed shoes are my must! Nike Cortez sneakers are my go-to-go – they are also easy, comfortable and perfect for access. Pair them with Bombas Ruffle Socks to make it feminine.

Fred Sahai, Associate Commercial Producer

No matter how hard I try to diversify my footwear choices in the summer, I end up wearing the trigger 90% of the time. I’ve always loved a pair of classic Havaianas and I’ve been reaching for these square triggers lately. They are slimmer than usual sandals, and their shape makes them feel elevated. They are perfect for a beach day and can be dressed in the right slip dress for dinner.