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Ever wonder how our editors travel? In<\/em> Vogue Vacations, you can take a peek at our itineraries, out-of-office style, and trip highlights to see what we wore and where we went\u2014and maybe bookmark some inspiration for a getaway of your own.<\/em><\/p>\n The list of restricted liquids in the security line at Lisbon airport is brief, and reads as follows: water, shampoo, aerosols, yogurt. This, I thought, peeling off the sweater I\u2019d been wearing for my seven-hour flight in anticipation of imminent sunlight, is a city that has its priorities straight. Food plays a central role here; there\u2019s a growing crop of Michelin-starred restaurants, if you like that sort of thing, and a hole-in-the-wall shop selling garlicky bifana<\/em> pork sandwiches around seemingly every corner if you don\u2019t. Personally, I\u2019ve always been extremely food-motivated. So when a friend and I were looking for a relatively warm, relatively East Coast-adjacent spot in which to spend a few days off, it only made sense to put Lisbon<\/a> at the top of the list.<\/p>\n Despite its status as a European capital and vague conversational claims that \u201ceveryone is going to Lisbon,\u201d the city is remarkably low-key. Bustling store-lined streets quickly turn quiet and residential with one turn; you\u2019re never far from an apartment with laundry drying on the line, Portuguese television blaring through open windows, and the smell of something unidentifiably delicious bubbling away on someone\u2019s stove. It\u2019s easy to lean into the local\u2019s slower pace<\/a> with days of late meals and unhurried wandering\u2014but you also don\u2019t really have a choice; the hilly terrain is not an ally of a rushed itinerary.<\/p>\n Ahead, here\u2019s everything I packed, ate, and shopped during a six-day stint in Lisbon.<\/p>\n The Destination:<\/strong> Lisbon<\/p>\n The Travel Outfit:<\/strong> I have reached full dependency status with my White & Warren travel wrap<\/a>, and now go nowhere without it; I wear it alternatingly as a shawl and a scarf. That, along with \u00c9terne\u2019s long-sleeve tee, made for easy layers I knew I would wear multiple times on the trip. I am also a staunch believer in plane jeans, and chose a pair from AYR, one of my go-to brands for tall sizing. They hit about mid-rise (wearing jeans on a plane is one thing, but wearing high-waisted jeans on a plane is the mark of a sociopath) and come in the perfect true blue wash.<\/p>\n \u00c9terne<\/p>\nribbed stretch cotton top<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n