Plan a trip to London outfit rotation with shared layers instead of seven unrelated looks. The example below covers city sightseeing and a relaxed dinner, with laundry partway through the week. A London week is easier to pack when daytime pieces can be repeated. Macaron can compare your own clothes across the itinerary.
Start with a cotton tee, jeans or trousers, and comfortable sneakers. Add a knit and a rain layer according to the dates. Check the route and conditions each morning rather than assuming the trip will be uniformly wet or cold. Use daily London clothing to refine the first day's combination.

Example week list: three tees, a button-up shirt, two bottoms, cardigan, and rain shell. Add two suitable shoe options if needed, seven days of underwear and socks or a confirmed washing plan, sleepwear, and a small day bag. Wash tees midway if reuse is planned.
For a longer stay, extend the clean-clothing plan with two-week packing and laundry.

Sightseeing example: tee + jeans + sneakers + shell as needed. Dinner example: button-up shirt + trousers + clean walking-friendly shoes. Keep the cardigan for a cool room or journey back. Confirm any venue-specific requirements.
Use the same pieces for travel through clothing for the flight.
Leave out an extra bottom that only matches one top, unfamiliar shoes, and a bulky layer already covered by another item. Keep anything required for a genuinely different activity. Test packing volume rather than assuming the list fits every airline allowance.
For a week with sightseeing and one dinner, start with a comfortable walking shoe, two bottoms, and layers that work over more than one top. Check the live forecast for the exact week and decide what goes in the day bag if rain or a temperature change is possible. List a daytime and evening combination using the same base pieces so the suitcase does not fill with single-use outfits.
Move suitable outerwear and footwear up the packing priority list; do not try to solve rain with an extra decorative top. If the day is unexpectedly mild, remove a layer rather than changing the whole plan. Keep a dry option for dinner if you expect to be outdoors for hours. The weather source tells you conditions, while the outfit choice still depends on your itinerary and comfort.
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Check the forecast for your exact dates, venue rules, walking plan, and garment labels; Macaron cannot verify live conditions or guarantee comfort.
List the week's activities and laundry opportunity. Ask Macaron to map the same trousers and shoes to more than one day.