…dresses, in case you might want to go to a posh restaurant. Otherwise, jeans, shorts and lots and lots of t-shirts are good. As for footwear- track shoes and a…
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What to Wear in Ireland
…40’s and older wear skirts and blouses (or dresses), stockings, and shoes with a bit of a heel, and have short “done” hair. I wore corduroy pants, clogs, and pullovers,…
What to Wear In Turkey
…modestly. They wear long skirts, salvar (baggy trousers) and cotton headscarves. In the more religious towns, many women wear long overcoats (regardless of the weather) in order to hide every…
What to Wear in Burma
…is to squat and hold up the bottom of your pants from touching the floor. Durfee, Boston, USA In Burma, even if it’s very hot, try to avoid wearing sleeveless…
What to Wear in Slovenia
…me in Slovene) I blended right in! As for dressier wear, many women have their “good” clothes tailor-made, so make sure that whatever you bring is well-made and fits you…
What to Wear in Pakistan
…of their body as possible in loose clothing. I’ve found that in Pakistan, people are really appreciative of tourists who wear the traditional punjabi dress, shalwar kameez. It’s basically a…
What to Wear in Bermuda
Last updated on November 19th, 2023 In over 50 trips to Bermuda I learned that while casual resort wear is fine at the beach resorts, Hamilton is a major city…
What to Wear in Singapore
…is a must, though, as the airconditioning can be fierce in some places. No one wears raincoats; it would be like wearing a portable sauna. Just tuck a small umbrella…
What to Wear in Belgium
…fashion designers here. You can wear everything here, just keep it decent. Don’t go running around half-naked, but shorts, short skirts, tops — nobody will look surprised or trouble you….
What to Wear in New Zealand
…underwear, along with shorts or trousers, T-shirts and comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots. Also, suggest you bring a hat of some kind and possibly even one of those rain…