Your client is traveling and doesn't want to think about it. That's the job. Here's how it runs when the closet is already in the studio.
Dates and destination, and the stops if there are several. Everything you build for the trip lives under it.
You already know what's in there. Pick the pieces that travel, and the trip is built from your client's own wardrobe.
Dinner Tuesday, the meeting Thursday, the flight home. Each slot gets a look, so nobody stands in a hotel room wondering.
Your client opens it on a phone and packs from the list, checking pieces off as they go in the bag. You see what got left behind before your client does.
What actually got worn goes on the pieces. The next trip starts from what worked, and the closet knows which coat never left the house.
Just a phone. The trip opens in the browser, with the outfits by day and the packing list to check off.
The trip is built from the closet, so a piece has to be in it. If the trip needs something new, put it on the shopping list first; once it's bought it's in the closet like anything else.
Add each stop with its dates. The outfits sit under the stop they belong to, so a week that starts in a city and ends at a beach reads that way.
It puts a wear on each piece that got worn, so the closet knows what earns its place and what never leaves the house. That's the record every later edit, and every later trip, starts from.
Trips are on Pro and Atelier. The closet itself is on every plan, so the wardrobe is already in when you move up.