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"But unlike Emily in Parisor Sex and the City, you won't see women parading Paris' stylish streets in stilettos and multi-tiered gowns. Fashion in Europe has always been about the "less is more" mentality. I quickly realized I packed entirely wrong on my first trip to Paris when I couldn't wear a single dress without standing out. We all want to try to look (and travel) like a local, so dressing the part is the first step."
"If you're planning a trip to Europe this fall, keep reading: there are a few easy ways to blend in without spending a fortune. Follow these 15 rules and no one will begin to guess that you're an American in Paris (or anywhere else in Europe, for that matter). From flattering faux leather pants and wide-leg jeans to a chic trench and the ultimate fall overcoat, here are the European styles to shop this season-starting at $15 at Amazon."
European fashion favors a "less is more" aesthetic built on understated, neutral basics rather than flashy logos or overtly dressy pieces. Tourists often mispack with printed T-shirts, backpacks, and outfits that attract attention. Simple swaps—V-neck tees, faux leather pants, wide-leg jeans, a chic trench or a classic fall overcoat—create a polished, local silhouette. Crossbody fanny packs or streamlined shoulder bags provide hands-free convenience without signaling tourist status. Fifteen practical style rules and accessible, season-appropriate pieces (some starting as low as $15) help travelers blend in while staying comfortable and stylish this fall.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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