Must-have travel accessories for a mid-winter escape

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Centre photograph by Stocksy.

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Travel essentials,plus a few creature comforts,make any destination feel like home.

Bucket hat;“Honey Dijon” silk pillowcase;“Atlantis” sarong;“Utility” suede tote.

Bucket hat;“Honey Dijon” silk pillowcase;“Atlantis” sarong;“Utility” suede tote.

Where to buy: JW Andersonbucket hat,$187,from Farfetch. Kip&Co“Honey Dijon” silk pillowcase,from $99. Lucy Folk“Atlantis” sarong,$195.Key Piece From aeroplane carry-on to market bag,Haulier’s“Utility” suede tote ($895) makes an excellent travel companion.

“Centenary” suitcase;Eye mask;Luggage tag;“Da Rosa Epicerie” candle.

“Centenary” suitcase;Eye mask;Luggage tag;“Da Rosa Epicerie” candle.

Where to buy: Globe-Trotter“Centenary” suitcase,$2543,from Mr Porter. Kip&Coeye mask,$49. Rimowaluggage tag,$110. Lola James Harper“Da Rosa Epicerie” candle,$79,from Libertine Parfumerie.

“FunSun” sunscreen;“Metro” umbrella,;Travel wallet.

“FunSun” sunscreen;“Metro” umbrella,;Travel wallet.

Where to buy: Arbonne“FunSun” sunscreen,$55. Blunt“Metro” umbrella,$119. Anoraktravel wallet,$131.

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