Planepack interviewed Adam Moore to learn about iconic Australian men’s fashion - and how to travel light.

Wearing a hat to protect your head from the sun is essential. So what does Planepack suggest you take in your carry on bag?

How iPad patterns become prints and other products. Or, how to buy a Planepack image as a wall clock! I've added many of my Planepack images to an online store where they are available for purchase as art prints, stationery, clothing and many other fun and quirky items.

I chat to Sonia Burke, textile artist and fashion designer. Sonia's range of light, quirky and casual clothes suit the traveller who likes to cruise. You can wear her tunics as you stroll the deck - or dress them up for dinner at the Captain's table. And best of all, they roll up into next to nothing to pack into your carry on bag.

What drives you to travel light? I talk to seven women about their travel tips and advice.

Grab a glass of wine; settle on the sofa and listen to real people talking about light travel. Let Planepack lift your spirits as we chat to interesting light packers and travellers.

To celebrate Mr Petman's birthday, we travelled to New Zealand where we soared to new heights in a microlight.

Family reunion in Belgrade - and of course my luggage is lost.

What is your colour? We talk about seasonal palettes and how to analyse your own hair, skin and eye colour to choose the colours that suit you best.

The origins of style - or how I interrogate my own style history.

How to holiday and travel lightly and nimbly

No more smelly socks! How to pack and travel lightly.

My suitcase, forever circling the carousel.

How to travel lightly and eat well.

How a trip to Montenegro taught me to sketch, which led to Planepack.

In 1974 I flew from Stellenbosch to Cape Town - all around the Cape Peninsula - in a two-seater Cessna.