Dress Code
Aug 29th, 2006, 11:11 AM
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In nicer restaurants, it's more appropriate to wear pants when you go out to dinner. That's true everywhere---even in the tropics, except at the most casual beach bars---but it's definitely the case in Europe, where European mean usually don't wear shorts at all. There's certainly no hard and fast rule, but if you're not in your late teens or early 20s, I'd suggest pants.
Aug 29th, 2006, 01:36 PM
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Seriously, I've found that there is zero difference re: attire between EU and US big cities and EU and US smaller, casual locations. Do whatever you'd do here.
Some people worry about violating the fashion bounderies of others, and some of us go with speedo and an afro wig.
Some people worry about violating the fashion bounderies of others, and some of us go with speedo and an afro wig.
Sep 5th, 2006, 04:05 PM
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We travel very light, just a day pack each for 3 weeks so I don't have room to carry a variety of clothes. I wear shorts all the time. In my experience on the islands anyway life is very informal and I have never had a taverna refuse to take my money because I show up in shorts. Although it can get cool at night I have never been too cold. On the other hand I am a Canadian and my idea of cold may not conform to the norm.
