Recently, I have traveled to Italy for school. While packing, I was able to bring only a certain number of pieces. Upon some research, I learned about the dos and don’ts of what to wear here. The style in Italy is different in all its other regions. There is an assortment of Italian clothing styles that you can find inspiration from right on the streets. The primary contrast between Italian design and the styles reflected in different nations is clothing. In Italy, the general look is a more fitted, custom-made appearance. I have seen a more fitted look in the city and it is a look that I can get on board with. Italy's clothing styles fluctuate from the north toward the south. Milan and the north of this delightful nation have an entirely stylish and now and then ludicrous style.

In a city like Milan, home to Armani, Prada, and much more, it is smart to want to fit in. In particular, for a Fashion major like myself, it is significant to pay attention to what is trending in the city I live in. In the design capital of the world, the locals have upscale regard for fashion. Individuals living in Milan are different than what I am used to in America because of their fashion taste. Regardless of the country, it is essential to comprehend their clothing standard and stick to it, as a type of regard.

Here are a few looks on the dos and don't of what to wear in Milan, Italy.

Top 3 Do’s

Top 3 Dont’s

When going to Italy, whether it is for a few days or a year like me, it is important to know what to bring with you. This is just a simple outline and what to bring and what not to bring. Of course, the season changes and, so do the rules of fashion in Italy so, keep an eye out and take some time to go on social media and see what people are wearing there. For more inspiration, check out my Instagram and interest which is linked.