I always travel in long cargo pants and long-sleeved cargo shirts because I like the convenience of all the pockets. How would this work in Paris? Thanks.
Carlybaby
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As repeated many times on this forum, you can wear what you want. If you go to an elegant restaurant, you may want to adjust your outfit for the circumstance.
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You would blend with the majority of the tourists. Have a great trip!
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Check out reality:
http://tinyurl.com/mfbycy (this year)
http://tinyurl.com/d36vxo (last year)
http://tinyurl.com/df4d3d (spring 2009)
http://tinyurl.com/qo9v8a (looking like a tourist)
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You will fit right in. BTW, we saw French speaking people wearing the same thing - and also those fancy pocket vest things that have like 60 pockets (20 of them visible). It%26#39;s actually intelligent, since you can then get into the %26#39;%26#39;no bag%26#39;%26#39; lines at the Louvre and other places.
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After checking out Kerouac%26#39;s pictures, makes me think we in the U.S just suffer a fashion insecurity complex...with very little reason. All those people look like they could be walking down the streets of NYC!! Won%26#39;t stop me from getting some help from the Paris shops though. :)
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The thing that immediately struck me about the photos was that all the people in the tourist photos were notably fatter....
that being said - I would like to say I got the pickpocket on the first guess. This makes me happy - because I like to be right...and sad, because it confirms that all my time in the American Justice system has made me way too familiar with criminals....
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