A simple piece of clothing that can transition from day to night with some savvy styling and a hefty dose of accessories, a statement jumpsuit is a minimalist's dream. Comfortable, flattering, and utilitarian, a jumpsuit is a must-have wardrobe essential for any trip, most especially a jam-packed city escape. What could be more fuss-free than a chic all-in-one? Crafted in a unique salmon hue, the billowing Alaise jumpsuit hides a multitude of holiday diet-induced sins whilst keeping you cool and comfy as you hit the (many) Barcelona streets. Bousso shares a useful tip, “When I travel, I'm not trying to watch what I eat, I want to eat comfortably and not worry about my zipper not closing and I know that in my Diarrablu clothing, I can do that.”

24 hours in Barcelona

Start your day with brunch at Cremat 11 in el Born, tucking into their famed selection of eggs benedict, fluffy banana pancakes and mouth-watering avocado toast, and then pay homage to the mind-bending works of one of Catalan’s most prolific architects, Gaudi, at the Park Güell. Hop on the metro and head over to the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art to immerse yourself in the local art scene, before taking a breezy evening stroll down Las Ramblas. Head back to the hotel, throw on a jacket, some gilded earrings, and a pair of heels to take in what Barcelona’s nightlife has to offer by dancing the night away at Pacha.

Strike a delicate balance between form and function with this all-white ensemble. Keep your head cool with the chic Headwrap Blanc while pairing the wide-legged Leer Pants with the sophisticated Mila Top for a monochromatic look with a welcome splash of color. Speaking about the painterly Arte Blanc print, Bousso explains, “It combines the blue of the ocean, the pink from Saly, and a yellow that’s reminiscent of the sun adding some welcome brightness.” Spread that sunshine among the sun-drenched steps of Positano, along Italy’s Amalfi Coast.

24 Hours in Positano

With its winding staircases, narrow streets, and a multitude of stores selling quaint ceramic homeware, Positano is one of the most picturesque destinations in the world and a certified celebrity hotspot. Start your day with an original Italian espresso from La Zagara before exploring, at your leisure, the numerous antique stores that the town offers, making sure to stop at Bimonte Christian for one-of-a-kind trinkets. Don’t forget to stop for a scoop of gelato at Collina Bakery, and enjoy dinner with a view at Ristorante Mirage as the lights of the night twinkle around you. La Dolce Vita, indeed. 

For those of you who prioritize a little adventure, an East African trip should be right up your alley. When excitement and unpredictability are on the agenda, it calls for an ensemble that's effortless, comfortable, and above all else, versatile. Is there any other item of clothing that possesses such an air of ease as the kimono? Adorned with a graphic print called Costa Blue, inspired by the geometry and blue hues of the sea, the Leer Pants and Mini Kimono represent the ideal holiday co-ord. A surefire style hack, matching sets give any look an instantaneous air of polish. “Versatility is very important to us; we like clothes that are multipurpose, that can be worn in different ways,” says designer Bousso. “The Diarrablu woman is not just one woman, she’s not just a woman who travels, she goes for parties, goes to work; she has so many exciting things going on in her life that she wants garments that can cut across these different scenarios seamlessly.”

24 Hours in Nairobi

Engage in some nature-filled exploits as you pay an early AM visit to the captivating (and highly Instagram-worthy) Giraffe Manor, a 1930s manor house that’s home to a herd of endangered giraffes. Slip into some heels and snag yourself a dinner reservation at new Ecuadorian hotspot Cultiva, a farm-to-table food lab in Karen, and indulge in a much-needed nightcap at The Mulberry Project by The Alchemist, the Nairobi outpost of an NYC speakeasy known for their bespoke craft cocktails.