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There’s a buzzy creative energy-from the restaurant scene to the runways-that always feels fresh and cutting edge, yet local designers often look to the color and pattern of traditional textiles for inspiration to create their collections. Trendy and boho-chic, with a touch of retro glam is the definition of Mexico City style.

These are the shoes you need for your Mexico City packing list. Add in a pair of black leather sandals, which look great with jeans, shorts, or linen trousers. A pair of leather lace-ups with a thick sneaker sole, like this pair from Cole Haan, is a worthwhile investment, as they can go dressy or casual on vacation. Fun fact: the original shoe-white with a red and blue stripe-made its debut at the 1968 Summer Olympics, held in Mexico City. For the gents, the same holds true for the iconic Onitsuka Tiger’s Mexico 66 sneakers.

For day-long sightseeing, you can never go wrong with a pair of cool-girl Vejas sneakers. Go for a pair that isn’t too high so you can wear them as a backup walking shoe. Espadrille wedges are another pick that will never go out of style, and are equally versatile to dress up or down. Over time the leather takes on a rich patina, so the more you wear them, the better they look. For the ladies, leather huaraches are an all-purpose shoe that’s a smart addition to any warm-weather wardrobe. Men and women should pack versatile shoes for Mexico City that are both stylish and super comfy. THE THREE PAIRS OF SHOES YOU’LL NEED FOR EXPLORING MEXICO CITY The telescoping handle has four stops, and inside, the clamshell design allows for two wide, flat packing surfaces.

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Plus there’s a leather patch on back for embossed monogramming. It’s available in eight sophisticated shades, with the option of nine accent colors for the wheels, handle, and other details. An extended Mexico City vacation calls for an ultra-lightweight, streamlined bag, like the attractive Globetrotter from Roam. Bonus points for the built-in cup holder to easily transport your grapefruit Jarritos. It’s also polycarbonate, with corner bumpers for extra durability, and it has a well-designed interior, with two packing compartments and several zippered pockets. For a weeklong trip, check out the Crew 11 Hardside 25-inch Spinner from TravelPro, a reliable name in luggage. Two TSA-approved locks replace a zipper, plus there’s a removable battery and USB ports. Enter: The Polycarbonate Carry-On from Arlo Skye, which has a smooth ride and is roomy without being bulky. You’ll also want something that’ll wheel easily through the massive Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez and along the city’s bumpy sidewalks. Mexico City’s chic, urban style demands sleek luggage to match.