Last year I made the long trek to WEF for one day of business in mid-January. It literally POURED the entire time, yet it was humid and warm compared to where I had traveled from in the Northwest. The next month I had needed to visit a couple of clients at HITS Thermal. The rain gods must have known I was coming because unlike the previous weeks of glorious sunshine that graced the valley, a massive storm him most of Southern California.
While I have less experience in Wellington than I do at the HITS Desert Circuit, I do know to always layer at both.
- This time of year, I always pack water resistant outerwear. Whether I am showing or spectating, my staple footwear is a pair of brown leather converse because I can rinse them off after a day of traversing in the dust or damp ground and they always receive tons of compliments.
- Skinny dark wash jeans are a versatile choice because you can pair them with shoes or rain boots and the color is nice for going out to dinner.
- Cotton camisoles with built in support are my bottom layer because they provide added coverage underneath lightweight button downs and long sleeve tissue t-shirts (Target has my favorite t-shirts!).
- Long sleeves made of a lightweight material help prevent sunburn and also make a good base layer under sweaters. Finally, I don't go anywhere without good sunglasses to protect my eyes and prevent squinting and a classic timepiece is impertative for all women for a polished look.
- And remember, don't forget the umbrella!
Safe travels to all of you visiting Florida and California. Don't feel too bad if you are missing the circuits... social media and livestreams are keeping us up to date. There are many great feeds to follow including @WEF-Winter Equestrian Festival, @HITS Horse Shows, @USEFNetwork @Horse&StyleMagazine and @ProEquest...also follow your favorite brands like @Kingsland and @Horseware!
Salut!
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