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Summary: Most Italians dress very elegantly with leather shoes, tailored outfits and knee-length skirts. Find out what not to wear in Italy, such as big logos and distracting designs, with the help of this free video from an experienced travel guide.
Sarah Sathmari is an experienced travel guide based in Hungary, Europe. She currently works for the company Yellow Zebra/Absolute tours. Sathmari is also organizing incentive tours for...read more
"Italians are one of the most fashion conscious people in the world. If you're in Etra, Italy, and you look around, you will definitely see, how elegantly they dress, almost everyday. So, if you really like to dress like an Italian, please avoid really loud colors, and really short skirts. If you want to dress like an Italian woman, first of all, you should choose leather shoes. Mostly high heeled shoes, with preferably leather shoes. The thing you really have to keep in mind, it's really Italian, if you buy a minimally square tailored outfit, which is not loud at all. The women mostly wear knee length skirts, and this is how, this is the only way, how you can get in a church, for example. Most of the Italians, would save, at least, six months, to buy a designer's item. It's really important in Italy, to avoid big patches, embroideries, big logo's and distracting designs. So, all in all, if you wear neutral colors, like black, white, or navy, then you're going to be fit in the city."
eHow Article: How to Dress Like an Italian
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