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Please give me some example pics if you can. Thanks a bunch!
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You are traveling for what? If for business, at least you need to have your suit, shirts, etc.
Depends on length of trip and if you have it planned out. For my lengthier excursions through Europe, where i moved around a lot, i brought 1 week's worth of clothes. It fit into one carry on duffle. I made the mistake of bringing too much of my first lengthy trip. I either did laundry or had laundry service every week.
I've done this. You need:
1 pair of extra shoes. Wearing the same shoes and making lots of miles every day don't mix well. Extra pair of jeans. 1 additional pair of pants. I just bring... a second pair of jeans. 1 lighter sweater. 1 sweatshirt. 1 henley sweater (I just bring knits and jerseys, to avoid ever having to iron. 5 tees, 5 pairs of underwear. 5 pairs of socks (they are cheap to replace or buy new pairs of, as needed). 1 extra belt. A travel jacket - I wear an old Rag&Bone jersey jacket that can be used for a nice dinner in a pince, but Wings+Horns has them, and a shawl collar cardigan will do as well. toothbrush and toothpaste. Travel Deodorant. Emergency soap. International ready phone. Passport. Wallet. Done.
You wear a leather jacket, light sweater, tee, jeans, belt, shoes, and a pair of sunglasses onto the plane. Hat if that's your thing.
Essentially, you want to travel with a low fuss wardrobe that can accommodate any number of situations.