are short skirt alright in italy as a tourist?
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In most areas, yes.  Stylish in Italy is expected.  Please consider packing more conservative wear to visit greater historical sights, churches, and museums.  Do expect some behind pinching in some areas.  It's not ncommon.
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we like short shorts.  if you dare wear short shorts, nair for short shorts:-)
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it depends on outer wear.  with a skirt or loose pants it's good (vaginas like air), but you probably want something between you and things like polyester or tight jeans (consider chafability).
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You can't go wrong with a pair of jeans for everyday stuff and whatever shirt is right for the climate.  If you're going to be in the cities (Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio, Brasilia, etc...)Don't plan on wearing sneakers, South American's just don't wear them unless they are actually playing a sport.  Find some comfortable but cosmopolitan looking shoes- make sure you can walk in them! Also bring one "nice" outfit in case you find yourself going to a nice restaurant or invited to someone's home. Be sure to bring some sexy clothes for hitting the clubs!
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You must be referring to Italy.  ...Hope that's what you're looking for!  Best,    `k.
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Lucky you!\nI had to realise that in Germany the boys just did not wear Lederhosen, when I asked a guy in Berlin, he insisted that the Lederhosen would only been worn in a small part of Germany called Bavaria and only for some festivities.\nHe really got upset, when I told him that 50 years ago all Germans were wearing Lederhosen all day long and that you can see it in all movies about Germany from that time.\nI tell you those Europeans are crazy and next time when I want to see the REAL Europe I will go to Florida, to the Epcos center.\n\nAnswer to your addition:\nI think fashion itself is more and more global, the leading fashion centers are Paris, Milano, Rome, Tokyo, New York and London.\nThere will be fashion trends that are initiated in any of the countries, sometimes in other places that make it around the world. From your view it lookes like Europeans dress American, from a European view it looks like Americans dress European. Your initial description sounds like a European is travelling to New York or Chicago and expecting everyone to be dressed like a cowboy or like Al Capone.\nJust look at the Brand Names you see all around: Chanel - french / Hugo Boss - German / Armani - Italian / Kenzo - Japan / Billabong - Australian / Stüssy - Austria / Tommy Hilfinger - US and so on ...\n\nIt's global, not american.
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Definitely. No offense to asians, but it is a bit unnerving going to Italy, in order to experience Italian culture, and then to find to your dismay that your hotel is situated in China Town.... But there is not much we can do about it, is there....cultures come and go, i guess.
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Better find out if there's a dress code. Some places have them.
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LOL.  thaks a funny question.\n\nThere are tennis skirts with built in shorts so that your panties do not show.\n\nI have not played in a long time but I always prefered the mini white pleated skirts with the ruffle butt panties underneath.  *wink*
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Okay, it's been a coupleof years since I lived in Japan, so forgive me if I am fuzzy on details.\n\nShoes:   take them off when entering a person's home.  Most Japanese homes have a foyer of sorts where you can safely remove them and place them neatly, as well as slippers(usually far too small for gai-jin feet, but still) for you to wear while a guest in the home.  TECHNICALLY speaking, the home itself doesn't begin until you pass that 'foyer'(real name escapes me) so it's perfectly normal to have somebody just walk in side before announcing their presence.  In Tokyo, ANYTHING goes as far as style of clothing.  On Sundays at one of the big train stations is Gothic fashion show.. an informal gathering of every extreme fashion out there.  \n\nGenerally speaking, Temples and Shrines are considered holy places, so dress like you would your local church or synagogue.  Most tourists are not allowed inside the temple, per se, so if you happen to be walking around in shorts, it's okay.  Just don't expect to be allowed inside to take pictures.  \n\nkneeling and sitting on the floor is normal in homes and restaurants, so you won't want to wear anything super constricting or revealing like skirts slit up to your navel.  Japan is a huge melting pot and as such, is tolerant of nearly all other cultures, so long as you aren't obnoxious about it.
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wear a mini skirt- conjugal visits are fun!
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I think that the jeans and sweater would do just fine. You should be comfortable and be prepared to be on your feet!
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Oh Boy....My kind of question!\n\nThong and a mini skirt would be very hot!
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A longer skirt may be sufficient.
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I got this on lockdown.  I went to Rome this summer.  The clothing was similar to what we have over here.  The people are very nice and most speak a little English, enough to make a transaction.  Most people drive cars that would make a Camry look big.  I saw no trucks or SUVs at all.  None.  Little cars and mopeds are the most common.  I would take a bus or walk if you can b/c the traffic is horrible and gas is even more expensive over there.  People have the same kinds of jobs we have.  Places of interest include the Coliseum, the Forum, the many churches, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, and the Victor Emmanuele Monument (AKA the Altare della Patria).  If you need more help, e-mail me at mattpytlak@yahoo.com and I give you more info and pics.
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Yeah they are. The other day I compared them to other country line up and Italy definitely has the best.  I think the best looking are Marco Amelia and Andrea Barzagli.  You should also check out Arne Friedrich from Germany.