Travel: Nina Griscom and What to Wear on Safari
Posted By: KK on 09/22/10 11:58 AM | Categories: Travel
Our friend and adventuress, Nina Griscom, is leaving on a fantastic African holiday led by the Africa Foundation and has asked us what to wear on safari. The mission of the Africa Foundation is to assist in the protection of Africa’s wilderness by empowering people living in or adjacent to protected areas by forging unique partnerships between conservation initiatives and communities. For more information, please visit AfricaFoundation.org.
With Safari on our minds we headed to Ralph Lauren in search of earthy tones and found quite the selection. We love it so much that we know these pieces will not only outfit you for your trip, yet will be worth the investment as will be perfect for fall attire as well.
Left to Right: RL Houndstooth Jacket (on SALE $149.99), RL Stretch Jodphur ($89.50), Hats in the Belfry Crushable Safari Hat ($38), RL Leather Vest ($498.00), RL Cotton Tote ($298), RL Ankle Boot ($149), RL Aviators ($230), RL Riding Boot ($198), RL Stretch Poplin Shirt ($145), RL Jeans ($89.50)
Safari temperatures tend to vary, from chilly mornings and evenings when the wildlife viewing is best, yet can get quite hot during midday. Weather highs average in the 80′s while the lows can be in the 50′s, which is why we suggest dressing in layers and taking plenty of them. Start your look off with this fabulous belted houndstooth jacket, as the climate changes you can sport this leather vest and finally this stretchy poplin shirt! Pair with cotton trousers, such as these stretch jodphurs or jeans as the fabric breathes and the hint of stretch is ideal for walking. We suggest either a riding or ankle boot depending on the terrain, as it is important to cover your ankles in case of snakes! Carry all your gear in this very durable yet chic tote. Don’t forget to take a wrap that can double as a scarf and this crushable hats in the belfry crushable safari Head to our Safari Page for more attire and for a complete Safari Packing List.
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