In summer, people travel a lot and are on the go. The rich and beautiful, the jet set especially, often fly off to faraway countries. For traveling, it's especially important to be dressed accordingly. Your clothes should be airy, casual, not too tight and comfortable when you board the plane, sit on a tour bus or face a longer train ride.
What, pray tell, can be airy and still chic at 95 degrees? There are some brilliant jet set fashion templates.

Balloon rescue: Silk and satin blouses with super-wide sleeves are the best summer style helpers. Because they flutter loosely around your arms and armpits, it's almost as pleasantly cool as being naked. And, oh yes, the pieces also look very elegant. With bell sleeves for a boho feel, in balloon shape à la Lady Di. The bottom half can happily be briefer. Tip for a great silhouette: tuck the front into the waistband.

Really good fabric

New daily morning motto: go linen. The material makes even blazers and long pants super wearable. That's because the natural fiber has a natural cooling effect, absorbs moisture excellently, is breathable and reduces sweat. Especially well tolerated by allergy sufferers and biodegradable on top of that. And on top of that, ultra, ultra classy. It's best to wear sturdy, wide-leg linen pants in off-white. You can dress them up brilliantly with high heels, or style them casually with sneakers.

Jet set fashion: Midi-length shirt dresses are, and this has to be said here, the best companions on a trip and at work too. Because with them you're simply always and instantly well dressed. Especially if they have clean, boxy, angular cuts. That's not only timelessly chic but also gives you so much room that air can circulate underneath. Another advantage: showing skin looks very subtle under the stiff cuts. That way, bare arms and shoulders hardly stand out. Best shoe partner for it: mules.

Chic flip

Jet set fashion: Just slip into a skin-tight nineties spaghetti-strap top in the morning and feel sexy all day. But secretly... because: for the trip you simply pull an oversized shirt or a cardigan over it. And for the ultimate look à la Gwyneth Paltrow around 1995: simple gold hoops and a small shoulder bag. Jet set fashion also includes short-sleeve blouses, big bags, cinched belts and lots of beige - that's typical safari look.