MY LIFE IN FITS: everything I packed for a week in europe

rodeo creator x maeve steele (@maevesteele)

*Note from Team Rodeo*

A travel style diary by Rodeo creator

Maeve Steele

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At Rodeo, we’re always taking notes from our most stylish creators—and @maevesteele suitcase deserves its own passport stamp. From Realisation Par heirlooms to vintage scarf hacks and sardine girl summer energy (whatever that means… we’re into it), this edit is part packing list, part personality.

Whether you’re heading to Europe or just dreaming of it, consider this your inspiration to dress like you’ve got a one-way ticket to somewhere chic.

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everything I packed for a week in Europe….

I will pass my Realisation Par dress collection on to my children. Actually, I want to be

buried with them. I love how effortless yet sexy every piece is. Off to lounge by the pool at the Chateau Marmot? No? Doesn’t matter, because your dress looks like you are.

I don’t have many talents, but I think finding niche Spanish brands is definitely one of

them. I love this ballerina inspired top from Casa Bana. Honorable mention to House of Manus for stunningly creative and sustainable pieces made out of repurposed curtains, and the cutest scrunchies ever.

Who says you can’t wear denim on denim in the midst of July (hot summer

nightsssss🎶) This set is from MANGO, which really does have great affordable pieces that feel slightly more poised to outlive the trend cycle than Zara or H&M.

I don’t wear a ton of color, so animal print is practically a neutral for me. These can be

dressed up or down - a breezy, beachy pant with a white tank and sandals, or a night out in the city statement piece with anything black.

My favorite purchase of the summer is this collar necklace from Lankris. I’ve been

swapping out the charm based on what I’m wearing, and have yet to find a summery fit

that doesn’t work with one of them.

It’s a sardine girl summer, whatever that means

Inspired by fellow Rodeo creator and internet cool girl Ceci Brien, I’ve been getting

creative with scarfs lately. I’m loving a vintage scarf as a top, on the head, or a

completely structureless but surprisingly practical bag. Here’s a cute one from etsy.