I believe I've worked it out after spending my entire life in Italy, traveling the globe, and staying in the US for extended periods of time. The "always" is what distinguishes it. Italian fashion is more than just a trend; it's a way of life.

Typically, Italians have nice clothing.
People in several nations adhere to severe religious or cultural dress standards on a daily basis. Others favor comfort over style (hence the baggy wrinkled T-shirt reigns). Italians always wear good clothing—smart attire that is balanced, color-coordinated, and harmonious.

Yes, even though comfortable clothes from the current era have (alas!) made an appearance in Italy, most Italians still make an effort to go about their daily tasks looking good. They are spotted at the grocery store picking up their children from school and walking to work.

When given the chance, Italians dress stylishly for everyday life, though perhaps not exclusively in Dolce&Gabbana and Moschino.

Italian fashion and addiction to beauty
Everything is in the distance. Just take a stroll through any typical Italian town, city, or village in the middle of nowhere. You'll witness statues, historical fountains, churches with marble floors, and monuments.
Sunny summer slopes covered in vineyards, and pastel coastal settlements. the canals and bridges of Venice. In Italy, there is no shortage of attraction, beauty, or natural grace. Italians have a beauty addiction. Moreover, dress the part.

Weekend and weekday outfits
Both men and women should wear trousers (ideally designer) and jeans, as well as tailored shirts, finespun knits, and blazers during the day, with an emphasis on suits (with or without a tie) and skirts/dresses for the workplace. More jeans, relaxed sweaters, and mellow jumpers are worn on weekends and during easier workdays.

For dinners, parties, and festive events, Italians dress up.
Does the typical Italian wear a costume? Oh yes! Swanky formal clothing is reserved for dinner parties, upscale restaurants, nightclubs, and New Year's Eve. Men should wear dark suits with ties, women should wear glossy gowns, and young people should wear glittering outfits and vibrant colors.

Keep in mind that age or position is never a factor when it comes to Italian attire. For a family wedding, even nonna, or granny, will receive a brand-new silk dress, yet no restaurant will bar you for not donning a tie or jacket.

gym attire
What about the popular US items like athletic T-shirts, sweatshirts, and shoes for the gym? Do they have a chance in Italian dress styles? Yes, they all live long and fulfilling lives, exercising in the gym or running in the park.

Want to dress like an Italian? Keep in mind that athletic clothing is worn for exercise (unless we're talking about trendy luxury athletic shoes like Hogan, Gucci, and Valentino). The end of that.

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