How to Travel Like a First-Class Pro: The Best Earphones, In-Flight Face Masks and More Inline

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    Nicole Phelps, Director, Vogue Runway

    “I used to swear by Ambien, but I’ve stopped taking it. Now I’m addicted to Sweet Oblivion tea from Physical Graffitea on St. Marks Place, recommended to me by my fellow traveler and Vogue.com editor, Alessandra Codinha.”

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    Anny Choi, Vogue.com Associate Market Editor

    “I always carry fresh-scented cucumber or grapefruit face wipes to use mid-flight or during layovers, because my face tends to get greasy. They are also good to use on your hands before meals. When I’m checking a bag, I usually bring an outfit (including socks and underwear) in my carry-on tote just in case my luggage gets lost. Then I have something fresh to wear while they search for my missing suitcase. I like to wear mules or slides on planes, because my feet tend to swell; the Gucci ones are perfect for traveling!”

    Pansy high-rise brief in pale blue, $42,
    needsupply.com; Topshop slinky rib-stitch ankle socks, $6,
    topshop.com;Burt’s Bees Facial Cleansing Towelettes, $5,
    pharmapacks.com; Gucci Princetown leather slippers, $595,
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    Elizabeth Taufield, Vogue.com Market Assistant

    “Something I learned from Market Editor Chelsea Zalopany is to always fly with a sheet mask on—especially for overnight flights. Our favorite is SK-II: You go to sleep feeling refreshed and you can forget about jet lag! It’s the best tip I’ve ever received.”

    SK-II Facial Treatment Mask, $17,
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    Jenna Rennert, Vogue.com Associate Beauty Editor

    “I’m weird about my hair in public places, so I always travel with a hoodie on and a pack of hair ties. For any flight, my necessities include: Herban Essentials wipes, La Mer eye cream, Caudalie face mist, Honest Beauty hand sanitizer, Derm Institute non-sheet mask (hydrated and happy skin sans psycho face), Drybar dry shampoo, Dr. Jart BB cream, and my Shu Uemura eyelash curler for an instant touchdown makeover. I’ve also been wearing my fur-lined Gucci loafers on every flight this year. Easy on and off at security and super-cozy for those
    over–air-conditioned cabins!”

    J.Crew Italian cashmere zip-front hoodie, $238,
    jcrew.com; H&M 10-pack hair elastics, $2,
    hm.com; Caudalie Beauty Elixir, $18,
    sephora.com; Drybar Detox Dry Shampoo, $13,
    sephora.com; Gucci Princetown embroidered slippers, $840,
    gucci.com; Herban Essentials Lavender Bag, $16,
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