The 7 Most Stylish Vacation Spots for 2022 and What to Wear to Each

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@emmanuellek_My travel wish list has never been so lengthy. I've done research on a slew of different locations, scouring the internet and social media to find my dream hotels, restaurants, and more. Lest all of my hard work goes to waste, I figured I'd share everything I've found with our readers. Let's be honest—I definitely don't have the budget for more than one international vacation per year!
Below, I rounded up my favorite eye-candy destinations around the globe, from the chicest lakefront villa to the glitziest ski chalet in all of Europe. Admittedly, many of these spots are costly, but that's why I've placed them in my "dream destination" category, and I have a feeling you will, too. Scroll down to see the seven most stylish vacation spots of 2022 and shop pieces to wear, whether you're jetting off somewhere exclusive or crashing your neighbor's pool party.
1. Provençal Small Towns
If you agree that Cannes and St. Tropez seem a bit overrated these days, you need to make a beeline for Provence. The beautiful region in the South of France includes rolling hills of lavender, 12th-century châteaus, fishing ports, cypress trees, and views, views, views.
As for where to stay, Les Roches Blanches in the charming seaside town of Cassis is absolutely top-notch thanks to its waterfront location and beautiful décor. No wonder fashion designer Ulla Johnson recently stayed there. Inland, you can't go wrong in the Luberon region, where Capelongue's idyllic property and La Bastide de Gordes's hilltop views regularly attract the fashion set. (One of my former colleagues is getting married there next year.) Nearby, Hotel Crillon Le Brave is a bastion of French luxury. Outside of Marseilles in the fishing village of Les Goudes, Tuba Club made designer Simon Jacquemus's list of his favorite spots in his hometown.

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@adrijardAdrija R.D. at Les Roches Blanches in Cassis.

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@_jeanettemadsen_Jeanette Madsen at Capelongue in Bonnieux.

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@valerialipovetskyValeria Lipovetsky at La Bastide de Gordes in Gordes.

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@emmanuellek_Emmanuelle at Hotel Crillon Le Brave in the Vaucluse region.

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Courtesy of Tuba ClubTuba Club in Les Goudes.
What to Wear in Provence: Cute Crochet
These crochet pants are my ideal transitional piece for summer-to-fall weather.
2. A New Wellness Resort in Costa Rica
Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Emma Roberts, and Nina Dobrev are just some of the celebrity fans of wellness resort Hacienda AltaGracia, the newest property by Auberge Resorts Collection. Less than a year old, it's already been featured in Vogue, Town & Country, People, Allure, and more. If that doesn't make it the buzziest destination of 2022, I don't know what would.
The 180-acre luxury resort is so much more than a place to stay—it's a full experience. Hacienda AltaGracia offers horseback riding, surfing, bird watching, waterfall bathing, mountain biking, cooking classes, picnics, tree climbing, infrared therapy, spa treatments, yoga, coffee tasting, and more. Phew! That's enough activities for a month, so I might as well move right in.

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@ninaNina Dobrev at the Hacienda AltaGracia.

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@emmarobertsEmma Roberts at the Hacienda AltaGracia.

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@guoforitLucy Guo at the Hacienda AltaGracia.
What to Wear in Costa Rica: Breezy Linen
Costa Rica is warm all year long, so breezy linen pieces are a must.
3. Artsy Enclaves on Mallorca and Menorca
Skip Mallorca's bustling capital town of Palma and go to Es Racó d'Artà instead. If the beautiful architecture, serene property, and local art don't win you over, perhaps the resort's commitment to sustainability will woo you. "The materials used for the construction and the furniture are mostly recycled, locally produced, and sustainable," the resort explained on its website. "Building designs have been adapted to the topography of the site to reduce the impact on the environment as much as possible."
Nearby on the quieter island of Menorca, you simply can't miss Menorca Experimental. The archways, concrete built-in furniture, LRCNE-designed bedding, soothing earth tones, and farmland property all serve to make this hotel a truly unique destination.

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Es Racó d'ArtàThe soothing interiors are guaranteed to put you in a trance.

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@outliersguideJúlia Juste at Es Racó d'Artà.

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Courtesy of Menorca ExperimentalThe rooms at Menorca Experimental are a design lover's dream.

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@thecheekygirlImane at Menorca Experimental.
What to Wear on Mallorca and Menorca: Earth Tones
Be one with nature in this adorable terra-cotta dress.
4. A Historic Chalet in St. Moritz
St. Moritz needs no introduction for skiers, but I'll offer one anyway: The Swiss mountain town is the epitome of posh. Moncler-clad skiers and snowboarders flock to the town in the winter—in fact, St. Moritz lays claim to being the birthplace of winter sports—but it's equally stunning in all four seasons.
This December, Pucci and its new artistic director, Camille Miceli, will bring the fashion crowd to St. Moritz for the unveiling of a new winter collection, which will certainly generate plenty of interest in the alpine town. As for lodging, I've long been obsessed with the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz thanks in no small part to the old-fashioned, traditional Swiss interior and its 160-year history.

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@morganeschallerMorgane Schaller at the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz.

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@stellamaxwellStella Maxwell at the Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz.
What to Wear in St. Moritz: Sleek Skiwear
It's never too early to start planning for your next winter vacation.
Perfect Moment is the gold standard when it comes to luxury skiwear.
5. A Colorful New Hotel on Lake Como
Lake Como just got a jolt of fashionable energy thanks to Passalacqua Lake Como, the newest five-star hotel on the famed lago. A family of third-generation hoteliers transformed a previously private villa into the chicest hotel I've ever seen, and I'm not exaggerating.
Italian brand La DoubleJ—known for its vibrant, cheerful prints—designed the new hotel's pool and bar area. Naturally, the result is a maximalist's dream. If you're not traveling to Italy anytime soon, La DoubleJ's Passalacqua homeware collection is also available online.

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@ninafriendNina Friend at Passalacqua Lake Como.

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La Double JThe bar area is clad with La DoubleJ prints.

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@ejtayElise Taylor at Passalacqua Lake Como.

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@samanthamoraySamantha Moray at Passalacqua Lake Como.
What to Wear in Lake Como: La DoubleJ Prints
It's only right to wear La DoubleJ, the fashion brand that designed Passalacqua's pool and bar area.
6. All Around Ibiza
Ibiza has always been famous for its nightlife, but rest assured there is also plenty to see and do during the day. Casa Jondal seems to be the preeminent restaurant for fashion influencers, while Petunia Ibiza is the most stylish boutique hotel on the entire island. Fans of the property say it's a fantastic choice for a relaxing, laid-back vacation, quashing Ibiza's party stereotype once and for all.

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@chrissyfordChrissy Rutherford in Ibiza.

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@bettinalooneyBettina Looney at Casa Jondal restaurant.

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@sarafleonSara Fleon at Petunia Ibiza.

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@therealinaLina in Ibiza.
What to Wear in Ibiza: Maxi Dresses
7. Cool Caribbean Resorts
Of all the Caribbean and West Indies islands, two seem to dominate my Instagram feed: the Bahamas and Grand Cayman. The former sees stylish vacationers check in at the SLS Baha Mar in Nassau, while the latter attracts plenty of Instagrammers at Palm Heights Grand Cayman.

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@lucywilliams02Lucy Williams at Palm Heights Grand Cayman.

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@emmahoareauEmma Hoareau at Palm Heights Grand Cayman.

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@linakiuaLin Akiua at SLS Baha Mar.

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@sophiacaroneeSophia Carone at SLS Baha Mar.
What to Wear in the Caribbean: Colorful Swimsuits
This cute bikini from Gigi Hadid's collaboration is begging to be packed in your vacation suitcase.
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