I have a little tiny black and white suitcase that us perfect for one night away. It’s a roller bag with a handle long enough to bd comfortable. It’s small enough to legitimate fit in an overhead bin and for me to put up there without help. It’s black and white pattern is really trendy and the fabric is covered in plastic so my stuff doesn’t get wet when I travel in the rain. Love it!

I only just got my first piece of real Luggage this winter, with wheels and little feet. and its been great for keeping my stuff off the questionable floors at Greyhound stations. I also use my backpack quite a bit, especially for carrying on my laptop, books, snacks and knitting. Then I can use it for day trips at my destination!

I like to check my luggage it’s gotta have wheels! But because I check my luggage. Because I happen to be touched with the lost luggage curse, I ALWAYS tote a carry-on that will hold essentials like an extra t-shirt, a wrap for the plane (no yucky blankets please), toothbrush, make-up, fresh undies, a book and a bottle of water. If my bag doesn’t show up in the carousel, I don’t stress… I know I have a fresh change and make-up to jump start my trip until it arrives. And it always does!

I keep it minimal and only take a rolling carry-on and my purse most of the time if I’m flying. For long car travel vacations I tend to bring more.

i have a ginormous le sport sack purse. it’s perfect for throwing in a book, snacks (for my 2 boys), a drink, a sweater, some hot wheels, wallet, camera, and whatever else that is needed.
i think of it like the carpet bag in Mary Poppins where she pulls anything and everything out of it.

hands down, a single strap shoulder bag in bright red leather.it’s large enough for my laptop, but not overly bulky. it has crisscrossed the U.S. and followed me overseas. within it’s depths are my “secrets” of good travel…vitamin fizz, an ipod, a good book, a camera and mascara.

I used to have the perfect purse for traveling — I used it so much it finally wore out! But while it lasted it was perfect, it had a double handle going across the top, and hung like a shoulder bag, to just above the waist. Or, if you pulled the handles and let the two rings at the upper corners of the bag come together, it became a tiny cute backpack! Perfect for hands-free running to catch a plane, or for making lots of sightseeing walking easier. I loved that bag and have never found another that functions the same and is also cute. I keep hoping though!

My laptop bag is my favorite bag to take, whether traveling across the country or across town. It’s large, and pink with a cute dime-store romance style cover. It’s large enough for my laptop, books, writing utensils, and even a snack or two. Plus, the back side is faux velvet, which makes for a nice pillow (emptied of all contents, of course) in a tight spot.

A small rolling suitcase- perfect size for a carry on but has wheels so I don’t have to lug it around!

I always bring my overside over the shoulder double srapped leather bag for all my entertaining needs on the plane ie: camera, laptop, books and magazines!

My favourite type of bag to take on travels is my Deuter rucksack. Its features make traveling more comfortable, safe (especially for laptop owners) and stylish at the same time.

When traveling, I always carry my essentials: passport, books to read, notepad and pens to jot things down, pencils for drawing, maybe some craft doodads to get creative with, lip gloss or lip tint, hand cream, dental floss, band-aids and my ’secret weapon’: a stainless steel lollipop that obliterates bad breath.

I love practicality, so when I think “travel,” I automatically think my awesome Victorinox roller suitcase. However – when I REALLY think about it, the bag I use MOST whether I’m traveling or just walking around the city, is a thin, vibrant, nylon shopper that folds up into a small pocket-sized ball when not in use. It unfolds into something that can hold so much, so I bring it everywhere I go – whether I’m packing overnight clothes, gym clothes, lunch, stuff to do on the airplane, beach supplies, or even groceries, it is the perfect and most practical bag for me.

When we travel by car, I load up my reusable grocery bags with things to deliver once we get there (gifts, mail, etc), snacks for the trip, and those random things that didn’t get packed until after the suitcase was already in the car (hubby’s dress shoes, an extra scarf, the dog food, etc).

I recently received my first set of luggage..a 3 piece RED luggage set. Just in time for my honeymoon to Italy..although these beautiful pieces would ensure I show up in style!

I adore my huge ass crumpler because it can fit almost
everything so I don’t have to lug around two or three
other bags.

I have a big collapsable tote w/a comfy shoulder strap that I pack in my suitcase. On my return trip I put my souvenirs in it and use it as my carry on. That way I never have to worry about losing my new goodies or having them damaged.

My travel bag is olive green, beat up and deceivingly small. It’s covered in stickers from all the random international adventures I couldn’t really afford. And it seems to magically hold at least 2 weeks of clothes, shoes, and assorted treasures picked up along the way. I often refer to it as Mary Poppin’s bag for it’s ability to hold even more when you just think it’s absolutely at it’s fullest. The surprising part is that it actually fits in the overhead compartment! No waiting for baggage claim…I step off the plane and head straight to the adventures waiting for me.

I actually have two Herve Chapelier totes that I take for ALL my travels. I love them because of the two tone colors! I take everything in those bags when traveling – computer, books, lots of magazines, makeup (to freshen up after a plane ride…) ipod, you name it, I’ll have it in there. Airlines have lost my luggage in the past so I prefer to carry on and the cuter the bag better! Love the green and blue colors of the Saltbox NYC bags! LOVE them – so at least I know about them now for my future travels! :)

I used to have a fabulous Betsey Johnson leopard print overnight bag. it was big enough to carry all my stuff but small enough that it looked sort of light a super stylish hobo bag. I carried it for YEARS until the zipper split and the seams succumbed to me stuffing one too many things in it and squishing it closed. There is something about carrying a stylish duffel bag that makes you feel like you are on adventure everytime you zip it closed.

I love, love, LOVE my LUG Bag – it is big and has a ton of pockets for all my essentials. LOVE! Thanks for the chance :)

I try to avoid checking luggage, so I tend to travel very light.  That means a small rolling carry-on is probably the number one piece.  I had one that I loved that was like an oversized gym bag (I know, makes it sound enticing) with wheels.  It had side pockets, where shoes went to live (because that meant I didn’t need shoebags, even though I love shoebags.  OCD much?)  Anyway, the only thing that would have made it even more perfect would have been for it to be some insanely bright colour.  It was black.  

First and foremost, I have to say that I have gone absolutely gaga over this line for a while now. My best friend and I go to Santa Monica to “shop” at Fred Segal. Basically, we walk around and loooong mental lists about all the thing we’d like to buy once we can afford it. One day.

I travel constantly…not to anywhere exciting, just plane trips to and from work sites. I can’t wait to have the money to travel on my own dime to exotic destinations and historical places. I will do next to ANYTHING to make my trips a little less dull – - – in my favorite BIG red leather bag I pack one pair of crazy socks (just to wear once I’m on the plane), a pair of stunning heels to slip on just before I get off the plane, a good book or magazine, some trail mix, lots of water bottles, a hair straightener, and some makeup. My luggage bag is plain, just like everyone else’s. Once, my sister tied a big yellow ribbon on the handle so I would recognize it at baggage claim. Little did she know, she made my work trip a little more fun!!

I always take a large wipeable tote with me. It is divided in two large sections (with smaller pockets) and helps carry the essentials: magazines, wallet, hand sanitizer, my favorite lip balm and a diaper or two.

My favourite travel piece is a large sling-style bag. I do a lot of backpacking and I can wear this on my hip, or closer to my back. It has room enough for my camera and lenses, and pockets for smaller things here and there. I also have a very lovely new pouch that is perfect for very small things that I access frequently, like my cell phone, bobby pins and lip stick.

I fly home a lot and am always switching bags and contents around trying to find the best fit. My husband laughs at my luggage collection that I’ve had since college – the last time we flew, the stewardess actually broke the handle off of one of my bags!