Julia Barretto’s Solo Trip to Morocco Is a Masterclass in Effortless Travel Dressing

For her stop in the dreamy town of Chefchaouen, Julia leaned into a soft, romantic palette. She wore a smocked white sundress with a full skirt—an easy, breathable silhouette perfect for navigating the steep stairs and winding lanes. Layered with a textured jacket and grounded with clogs, the look was equal parts thoughtful and unfussy. Her brown leather shoulder bag pulled everything together.

In the Agafay Desert, Julia showed range. Daytime called for something utilitarian but polished: a cropped brown jacket, crisp white trousers, and sneakers that could handle walking across sand dunes. As golden hour approached, she shifted into a printed paisley slip dress in burnt sienna—a fluid piece that caught the light (and the breeze) just right.

On Casablanca’s beach, Julia took the quiet-luxury route in a belted trench-style dress in tonal beige. The lightweight fabric gave it ease, while the cinched waist and clean tailoring gave it structure. Barefoot with rolled-up sleeves, she looked perfectly in tune with the coastline, creating a fashion moment that felt accidental—but wasn’t.

In Marrakech, against a backdrop of burnt ochre and Majorelle blue, Julia wore a fitted dark denim sundress with a halter neckline and full skirt. A one-and-done dress that’s unfussy yet chic—exactly what you want when exploring a vibrant city. The piece gave her shape and structure, paired with white slides and slim sunglasses.