elvira |
Jun 8th, 2000 02:44 PM |
There are a variety of opinions on this subject, so I go with practical: <BR>Jeans are fine to wear, but are heavy and don't dry quickly; I'm willing to deal with that if I'm hiking or horseback riding, but not if I'm city walking and taking public transportation. <BR>Pants are fine; the narrower the leg, the better (palazzo pants get caught in doors and on my heels when climbing stairs, for example). Lightweight cotton/khaki/silk pants and skirts are cool, comfortable and wash/dry easily. The darker the color, the better (if there is a speck of dirt in the universe, it will find an ecru skirt). <BR>Unless you're going to a very fancy restaurant, your husband will be fine in pants and shirt/sweater. <BR>We've found that nice t-shirt tops (think embroidered with flowers vs 1999 grunge tour dates), short/long-sleeved cotton blouses, a lightweight sweater and blazer-type jacket work well (layering for warmth as needed). <BR>Have comfortable shoes (you'll be walking on cobblestones at some time, I guarantee, which are real ankle-twisters so be sure you can't fall off your shoes), and extra socks. <BR>Girls are lucky - we can dress up with earrings and scarves (tiny and lightweight)!
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