The REAL "Issue" About 'Dressing to Fit In'
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This fitting in question strikes me as silly, but it is persistent. Just how "untouristy" does someone look dressed in black and at the same time he or she is wandering around with a guide book, city map, and camera in their possession?
I decided that the best way to "fit in" is to wear jeans!
I decided that the best way to "fit in" is to wear jeans!
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Truthfully, I recently returned from a trip to Rome, Venice, Florence, Lucerne, Paris and London, and in all honesty cannot tell you what people were wearing. Obviously they were clothed, but I don't particularly remember noticing any particular pair of shoes, or any particular outfit that anyone was wearing, and I doubt anyone would remember what I was wearing. Did I fit in? Not sure no one seemed to pay any particular attention to me. I was too busy enjoying the sights myself.
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If you want to dress to fit in in London, you need to wear....
PEARLS
When walking in Hampstead Heath I was surprised to see 3 women walking with their dogs wearing boots, casual clothes, and
PEARLS!!!!!
It was a Sunday afternoon so perhaps they had just gotten out of church and were in a hurry to walk the dogs and didn't take them off.
PEARLS
When walking in Hampstead Heath I was surprised to see 3 women walking with their dogs wearing boots, casual clothes, and
PEARLS!!!!!
It was a Sunday afternoon so perhaps they had just gotten out of church and were in a hurry to walk the dogs and didn't take them off.