"Trousseau" comes from the french word for "bundle." Traditionally, it referred to all of the bride's possessions that she would bring to the marriage, from her clothes to china to her dowry. In early America, frontier women translated this tradition into a "hope chest." But, today, the "trousseau" refers to something a little more fun. Hint: it requires shopping!
The Modern Trousseau=The Honeymoon Wardrobe
Today, newlyweds have international travel at their disposal. So, it's natural to "have" to shop to fit the fashions and climate of the country you're visiting. OK, well maybe you don't "have" to, but it sure is a great excuse! We've put together a little go-to manual to refer to when shopping for your trousseau.
Travel: The Scarf
It's the handiest travel accessory! Choose an oversized style that can double as a light blanket on the plane or a wrap to cover your shoulders when visiting those medieval churches!
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Paris in November: The Cape
This is fall's hottest trend. Like the trench, it has a classic appeal, but offers a little bit of European flair.
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The Carribean: The Bikini
A majority of couples choose white sandy beaches for honeymooning. The bikini is a must-have for resort wear. Choose a bright, fun color for a tropical treat.
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The Cruise: The Maxi Dress
If you've ever been on a cruise, you know it can get a bit windy. But, with tropical temperatures, you'll need a piece that can provide you a casually fun evening dress without the risk of a hot mini+wind incident. Our solution=the maxi.
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African Safari: The Cargo Pant
If you're an active couple, nothing could be more exotic than a safari honeymoon! If you're a fabulous explorer, start your trousseau with these pants from the Gap.
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The Versatile Flat
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The Cardigan
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The Perfect Cross-Body Bag
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