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Pack a Boarding-Day
Carry-On
As soon as she steps onto a ship, our editor in
chief, JACQUELINE GIFFORD, makes for the pool
with these essentials in tow.
- “Sunglasses are the first
thing I toss in my carry-on—
after a lifetime of forgetting
them because I left packing
a pair until last.” Maui Jim
Orchid sunglasses, $250;
mauijim.com.
- “Call me old-fashioned,
but I like to read a physical
book, for the smell of the
pages.” Normal People
by Sally Rooney, $26;
mcnallyjackson.com.
- “As a regular cruiser, I
have no shame about wearing
nautically themed clothing
on board. This caftan is
eye-catching and breezy.”
Tory Burch cotton-voile
boatneck cover-up, $598;
toryburch.com.
- “A simple black bikini
serves me well all over the
world. It never goes out of
style.” Marysia Antibes top
and bottom, $141 each;
marysia.com.
- “Birks are having a bit of
a moment, and this white pair
goes with everything.”
Birkenstock Arizona sandals,
$100; birkenstock.com.
- “A friend from college
started this cool luggage line
a couple years ago. I carry
the lightweight duffel because
it’s roomy enough to hold my
things, my husband’s, and, oh,
yeah, my son’s, too.” Paravel
Grand Tour, $365; tourparavel.
com.
- “My son, Bobby, has
extremely sensitive skin,
and this is the one sunscreen
that works for him.” Aveeno
Baby Continuous Protection,
$22; amazon.com.
- “This lightweight lotion
smells terrific and gives your
skin a subtle glow.” La Mer
Reparative Body Lotion, $195;
bloomingdales.com.
- “Bobby can swim now,
and nothing brings me more
joy, so I always make sure to
have his trunks with me.”
Vilebrequin boy’s swim trunks,
$85; vilebrequin.com.
