Tell me you have been only in turistic areas where everyone tries to strut and show off to turists without telling me you have been only in turistic areas:
Sorry but that’s just a bad rappresentation of how yhe avarage people uses clothes in summer here, if you may, i think i know more how people dress here since…well i live here
A mix of both, really. Had to spend a week in some random part of Milan for a conference at a university some the space was free.
For real, tough, even Eastern Europe dresses in light summer clothing during the summer. You can’t be telling me that people in Tirana or Sofia do this and Italians don’t?
And sure, we’re both just one data point of information. But so what would you say is the most common summer wear if not light clothes?
Tell me you have been only in turistic areas where everyone tries to strut and show off to turists without telling me you have been only in turistic areas:
Sorry but that’s just a bad rappresentation of how yhe avarage people uses clothes in summer here, if you may, i think i know more how people dress here since…well i live here
A mix of both, really. Had to spend a week in some random part of Milan for a conference at a university some the space was free.
For real, tough, even Eastern Europe dresses in light summer clothing during the summer. You can’t be telling me that people in Tirana or Sofia do this and Italians don’t?
And sure, we’re both just one data point of information. But so what would you say is the most common summer wear if not light clothes?
T-shirt and shorts usually, many also rock a tank top and usually in cities with beaches you will find shirtless people
So… Light clothing?
We went from linen to light clothing huh?
Me saying a light layer of linen is great isn’t also being applied to everyone else.
My friend, Touregs don’t wear linen. Neither do Saudis. Let’s try this: