Aoife Dunican

Along with the good weather, though, comes holiday planning and nearly all airlines now are charging for check-in bags.

So the art of packing for a weekend away is something worth giving thought to.

So we're going to find out how to do it properly now with Aoife Doonigan, the Stylebob.

Hello.

Good morning.

You have this down to an art form, I know.

I can do it in 7kg, believe it or not.

So listen, I saw you, you've done the video.

So what you wear to the airport, what you wear on the plane, even that's working for you.

That is one of my three rules.

So yes, with the city break, for example, there's lots of things that you can do between sightseeing, having drinks, shopping.

So you have to maximise that airport outfit.

So obviously, I always say to have two items at the airport that you wear again, because sometimes I'm at the airport and I see people in these lovely, beautiful cream coordinates.

But I mean, cream for the rest of the trip is a disaster.

So for me, my actually, I had three items on the way over.

A pair of jeans, because, of course, you can wear it day to night.

Jeans don't, you know, don't stain.

A blazer that I can actually, a very light layer, I can wear it also at night time and my trainers.

But you have to maximise that airport outfit.

That's definitely one of my number one rules.