A weekend in Florence from one carry-on

The carry-on problem is not space, it is indecision. Options weigh nothing on the packing list and everything in the bag; the fix is to decide each day's look before you fly and pack exactly those pieces, plus one backup.

Florence in summer sets clear parameters: heat by ten, golden light all evening, and cobblestones that will settle any argument about heels. Walk-all-day flats, breathable fabrics, and colours that photograph well against stone.

Day one, arriving and wandering: a skirt with movement, a light vest or blouse, flats you already trust, sunglasses, one bag that carries a water bottle. The ivory vest over a floral skirt with red buckle flats is the template.

Day two, museums and a long dinner: the dress that works at the Uffizi at noon and the trattoria at nine. One dress, two moments, zero changes.

Day three, market morning and the flight home: the most comfortable version of day one, with room in the bag for whatever the market wins.

In Sleqk, a trip is just events: add the days, tell it Florence and summer, and let the stylist pull looks from your own collection. Each one renders on your photo, so you know the vest works with that skirt before either goes in the bag.

Pack what made the cut and nothing else. Three days, one carry-on, and not a single what-if rolled up in the corner.