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Some places in the world just draw you in; Egypt has the pyramids, Rio has nightlife, and Italy has history and fashion. Those things have drawn visitors from all over to visit the country for centuries and it is still strong today. As one of the most popular destinations in the world, there is a good chance you are thinking of going. But what to wear in Italy for guys is a question many of us ask over and over. Do we want to dress to the nines to be able to compete with the high fashion of Milan? Do we want to dress for adventure instead and explore the ruins of the Colosseum? All we know is we don't want to be the American dad in jorts and New Balance. So, what do you wear in Italy? Here is our take.
Dressing in Italy
When you think of fashion meccas, there is Paris, Milan, London, and New York that jump into most people's minds (at least here in America -- there are dozens of fashion centers around the world that will pop into minds globally). Italy is known for its attention to detail and its fashion industry, thanks to Milan Fashion Week, which tells all of us what high fashion we should emulate year in and year out. Before we get into what you should take with you and what you should wear in each season, let's first go over a few tips to keep you on the right track.
Fall is the introduction of a blast of colors into the world. The green outdoors becomes a kaleidoscope of reds, oranges, yellows, and browns. Your wardrobe may be going the other way at times when you lose the bright hues of the summertime wardrobe to substitute the fall browns, grays, and blues. In particular, you may have found that your pant wardrobe is full of brown pants.
Whether they are wool, cotton, flannel, fleece lined, or corduroy, brown seems to be the color that is always on display during this time of year. While they may be in style, knowing how to wear brown pants is the best way to keep them from feeling stale and boring. Here is all you need to know to keep your brown pants (lighter beiges all the way to darker chocolates) stylish this fall.
Wear neutrals and earth tones
What to wear to a rehearsal dinner: The perfect attire for men
Look great without stealing the groom's thunder
The rehearsal dinner may seem like a casual thing to attend the day before your friend, brother, etc.'s big day. But there is a lot more that goes into this day. It's the first time they will see what kind of wedding guest you will be. Are you the guy who will show up and ruin the day of photos? Are you the guy about to stand out, not in a good way? Your behavior is also being scrutinized.
We all have that one friend we love, as long as he's nowhere near our family. You don't want to be the embarrassing guy everyone worries about who made your friends decide against the open bar. The behavior we can't help with, maybe see a counselor. But the rehearsal dinner attire is where we can help. We can help you make a great first impression so they may feel they don't need to worry about you. It gives you a little more leeway to act a fool, in any case.
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