(The North Face) is fully operational! Hong Kong 14DAYS Mashup Tour Coordination! (Weather has been unpredictable for a long time) – Somewhere in the World Today® | SPUR

As I have written many times in my Hong Kong Patrol articles, Hong Kong is very cold this time of year (late March to early April). Humidity over 90%! Just for a moment, I saw the sun! Hong Kong can go swimming in the sea every year from the beginning of April. I thought it was short-sleeved every day, but it turned out to be completely different! Except for the first three days, every day was “I can’t wear short sleeves!”

Still, one’s travel wardrobe contains a lineup that can handle any situation. The weather was unexpected, oops! In a moment of panic, I complimented myself on my wardrobe choices and said, “No, I can totally handle it.”

As a side note,“No need to worry about accidentally spilling the soup when eating noodles!”For this reason, I defiantly say “ignore color changes”,Lots of duffel (black clothing for easy travel) itemsit includes

and. I am one of the people who wash clothes (by hand, of course) when I am on a business trip, but I stayed in a hotel with a free laundry room for half of this trip, so doing laundry is very easy~~! Jiabao! I usually don’t bring it when traveling abroad (because it’s troublesome to wash by hand), but it’s easy to match, and it’s a little neat (*One P standard), so I’ll take the time with it this time!andThere are many dresses (but only quick dry ones).

Introducing 14 days of coordination for surviving unseasonable weather and days of eating!

【DAY1&DAY14】
Japan → Hong Kong & Hong Kong → This is the style of Japan’s moving era. It’s still early spring, and long-sleeved tops and tank tops are all the rage in Japan. He also wears a Gore-Tex jacket. After arriving in Hong Kong there is only top and bottom. Although the top looks like cotton, it’s actually 100% polyester, so it’s lightweight, easy to wash, and dries quickly. The cuffs and hem are ribbed, so it doesn’t feel like pajamas even when worn alone. It comes in handy in my travel wardrobe this time of year. I bought it about 3 years ago, but it’s one of those well-reviewed boastful travel items that I’m very happy to buy. This cotton vest I bought last fall is also very handy for changing seasons, and I’m giving myself credit for it. Extra heavy duty swivel for everyday use and travel.

* Tops, pants, vests, jackets / The North Face
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)
* Backpack / Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Edit Backpack)

【DAY2】
HYKE’s shirt dress is made from high-thread-count cotton that’s lightweight. Hand washes stress-free, dries quickly, isn’t too sloppy, and is a great hagoromo dress. Since it is khaki, the splash of juice is not so obvious. So, on this day, I had lunch at a richer restaurant and I chose this style. By the way, I think khaki items should be considered sensitive overseas (because there are many countries where khaki is associated with the military), so I don’t often put it in the travel wardrobe, and this time I added it to the lineup because It is an OK country certified by Hitori P”.

＊One piece/HYKE
*Socks/Sock Supplements (Curly socks that promote blood circulation)
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY3】
Hitori P’s heavy rotation item for summer = black T-shirt dress. So convenient, I actually have a total of 4 from different brands. 4 black T skirts! ? ? Don’t think that each has a different silhouette and detail. So I like all of them.

Among them, I brought COS this time. I bought it last summer. Moderately loose fit (there is a wide range of sizes, so after trying them on, I can choose the one that fits me best), super long, with deep side slits and a bit long sleeves. One of the reasons I chose it this time is that it is a blend of cotton and polyurethane. I think it’s a stretchy polyurethane blend, but unique in that it’s slightly lighter than 100% cotton because it’s a blend, and it dries really fast! That’s why I choose from 4! By the way, washing by hand is a little tricky, so I only bring a washing machine with me when I travel domestically or abroad.

I was going to patrol the cafe that day, so I took a computer with me.

＊One piece/COS
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Socks/Sock Supplements (Curly socks that promote blood circulation)
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)
*Shoulder bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (phone shoulder bag)

【DAY4】
This is the coordination of the day of the first Instagram Live in Hong Kong. The dress is a light feather gown that doesn’t wrinkle easily and hangs in the bathroom where it disappears overnight. It’s been a bit chilly since today, so I’m wearing a Gore-Tex jacket except for the Instagram Live.

＊One piece/sacai
*Socks/Sock Supplements (Curly socks that promote blood circulation)
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY5】
It’s been a bit chilly since yesterday and I’m wearing The North Face long sleeve underwear. It’s not a warm type for winter, but a functional underwear that uses smooth materials that allow sweat to escape and protect against UV rays in summer. It has no insulation, but if worn in this climate, the cold will definitely be less. Therefore, only wear a short-sleeved shirt when it is cold, and always wear it when traveling when the seasons change in spring, summer, autumn and winter. It’s been a hit almost every day since then!

We were having lunch at a fancy restaurant that day, and the shiny black HYKE shirt was perfect for the day. There is no problem with soup splash ← long-lasting.

＊Shirt /HYKE
＊Pants/Cogza Big Smoke
＊Sneakers/Herno
＊Underwear/The North Face
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【Sixth day】
It was cold and sometimes drizzling, so I put on a COS t-shirt dress and a The North Face Hagoromo coat. It’s light without being bulky, but it definitely cuts the chill when you’re wearing it. It’s also one of the best items to carry around.

＊One piece/COS
* Outer socks / The North Face
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY7】
It has been raining lightly since this morning. In fact, I go out with the same style as DAY1. However, after lunch, the rain stopped and a pale blue sky was visible, so we decided to hike to the sights we had always wanted to see. I hurried back to the hotel, put on the mountain breeze, and walked towards the back mountain (or up the mountain?). I had a hat in my backpack but it was cloudy so I didn’t wear it. The summit (or rather, the summit) was very windy and cold, so I put on the Hagoromo outerwear I also had in my backpack (same as DAY6) and had no problems.

This Hong Kong patrol was supposed to be on foot, so I prepared an ultralight backpack and lightweight hiking shoes.

*T-shirt, pants, underwear, socks, shoes/The North Face
＊Backpack/BLUE ICE

【Eighth day】
This day is layered style at its highest level. It was the coldest day of my stay and it was raining. Meanwhile, I decided to go hiking in West Kowloon, so I packed a Uniqlo cashmere shawl as a countermeasure against the cold and air conditioning. Actually I really appreciate this shawl when I host~~! It wraps around my head and rolls up!

(*For more information on today’s West Kowloon Little Excursion,Click herePlease read the article! DAY7We also explained the great little hike with the views! )

*Gore-Tex Outer/Inner Outer/Socks/The North Face
＊One piece/HYKE
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Steal/Uniqlo
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY9】
This is the style on the day of the second Instagram live. The Mahjong T-shirt is from the Hong Kong brand GOD. I found this the other day and bought it. Of course, you have to wear a Gore-Tex coat and a cashmere shawl on top of this!

＊T-shirt/GOD
＊Jeans/Joe’s
＊Shoes/The North Face
*Steal/Uniqlo
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY10】
Today, we had lunch in a slightly hearty restaurant. That’s why it’s Tabiclo style.

If you are alone, you will most likely go to an expensive restaurant for lunch. It’s comfortable, as long as it’s not too fancy.

As a side note. Hong Kong people are basically casual even when dining in expensive restaurants. Even at dinner. A few shops have a dress code, but if it says no shorts or flip flops, I say no. Sneakers on feet.

About 20 years ago, a Hong Konger told me, “What? ? ? I’m surprised. At that time, I was invited to a high-end Chinese restaurant in the hotel, but I only brought casual clothes. In fact, when I went to the store, it was exactly what she said.

This time, on the long-awaited Hong Kong patrol, I looked around again at the Hong Kong customers, and they were everywhere, even in high-end stores! At that time, I nodded in my heart and said, “No~~Hong Kong is really nice~~!” Well, Hitori P is a traveler and a solo customer, so I try to do it in a way that is not timid way to go.

＊Shirt /HYKE
＊Underwear/The North Face
＊Jeans/Joe’s
＊Sneakers/Herno
＊Shawl/Uniqlo
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY11】
I tried on a dress after noticing “oh, I’m not wearing that dress either”. Of course, this is also the feather system.

By the way, the Herno sneakers I’m wearing so often this time around are actually made of Gore-Tex. And for trail running with grip. It rains every day, but the waterproof Gore-Tex fabric keeps even white sneakers from getting dirty! In fact, it was the first time even Hitori-P knew about it. I’ve never worn them in the rain before. Since it’s white, I only wear it on sunny days! And the grip that you can feel at ease even if it rains on the sloping Hong Kong! This is a pair of sneakers that are easy on the go (and everyday, of course)! !

In fact, I brought Teva sandals, but I didn’t let them show up, so I used them as fertilizer for my travel bag. . . (tears).

* Coats, jumpsuits, socks / The North Face
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

【DAY12】
Here’s the tie-in for Day 3 of Instagram Live. One is a sacai I bought 3 years ago. The moment I saw the pattern of this world map, I immediately started! You can wear it alone or layered with pants. Of course, in addition to live performances, I wore a Gore-Tex jacket over it.

＊One piece/sacai
＊Pants/Joe’s
＊Sneakers/Herno
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Goodday Tote)

【DAY13】
Only then did I realize, oh, I also brought this kind of shirt! I bought it in Bangkok, so look carefully at the print, it’s a wreath for Thai offerings! What is this~~!

* Shirt / Absolute Thai
＊Underwear Shoes/The North Face
＊Pants/Cogza Big Smoke
*Bag/Hitorippu x LeSportsac (Ryan Travel Tote)

[Thistravelbagishere~~~!)
That’s 14 days, which is a long time, but I have a lot of luggage, including a local Instagram Live gear. I could have packed it in a queen size, but I didn’t want to pack too much, so I went out with two caster bags (both of which can be checked on the plane).

Both are from Eagle Creek.The large one is 100 liters and the small one is 60 liters. HitoriP is a two-wheeled vehicle, so of course both are two-wheeled. In the photo it was pulled by the hotel staff, but that’s how I carried it when I moved (on a trolley at the airport).

It’s been three years since I’ve been in Hong Kong, so I went shopping at Marks & Spencer, which I love, and ended up buying two bags, as you can see. I was so happy to be with both of them and vowed to patrol Hong Kong again as soon as possible before I headed home.

That’s why the essentials of a travel wardrobe are all-around pieces and layering pieces that can be used in every situation! Yes or no!

A comfortable ride is comfortableFrom your closet!
No panic and stress during unexpected weather!

You don’t see the same person every day, you are alone and you don’t have to think about color changes in your wardrobe. If there were any, even Lukurou’s clothes would be fine. Don’t worry about splashing juice (← obsession!), it is also difficult to choose a wardrobe while considering color matching. However, after getting tired of watching, I realized again that it is better to match the accent color items appropriately.

so pleaseHave a nice outfit with a nice wardrobe~~! !

*Instagram live from Hong Kong mentioned in the article,Yilifeng InstagramYou can watch the archive at