Are you the Classy Jetsetter?

Nowadays, jetsetting across the country, or even a couple of states down, has turned the classy jetsetter (ie: twill suit, matching pumps/oxfords, satchel/briefcase, hair magically done in perfection) into a lazy I-Don't-Care-That-My-Juicy-Couture-Velour-Suit-Is-Two-Sizes-Too-Small jetsetter donning the tackiest set of Uggs in that distasteful raspberry shade that girls somehow think is the cutest color to wear on your feet (no shade of raspberry is tasteful on your feet, trust me). The requirement of taking off your shoes when you walk through security gives us the lame excuse to wear slippers instead of heels, and replaces slacks and skirts with sweats and tracksuits (the airport is not the gym people). When Charlize Theron arrived in Paris from LAX, she arrived looking like this (pictured on the right), wearing stilletos, cover-all shades, trenchcoat (ideal when travelling between two different climates), and carrying an over-sized tote which appears to be Dior but I could be wrong, it reminded me how much more fun travelling can be when you're dressed appropriately chic. Why is it hard to find more jetsetters like her today? People today are becoming lazier with the advancement of technology, catering to our everyday needs that don't require us to think as much as we were made to do. The airport's tight security system isn't a very good excuse. Just because security is the biggest hassle when travelling, it shouldn't be the reason you look like the haggard who just woke up and didn't bother changing out of your jammies. What ever happened to self-prsentation? ...Just sayin'.