Well, if you were expecting all Argentinians to dress up as Gauchos, which are basically, Argentine cowboys, then you're in for a disappointment. When it comes to fashion, Argentines and Americans have more or less the same taste.
Someone recently asked me the question: "How do Argentinians dress?" I figured that the best thing I could do was to actually show you with photos.
Keep in mind that there aren't a whole lot of close ups because there's nothing creepier than a total stranger taken photos of you when you're out in public.
Right now, it's summer time in Argentina. Remember that the seasons are reverse down here, so you can expect to see a lot of people wearing flip-flops and dressing very casual.
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| The temperatures can reach as high as over 40 degrees Celsius. |
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| He could be an employee based on the business casual look, but the bookbag suggests he's a student |
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| Blue jeans and white sneakers are pretty common at any age down here. |
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| When the temperatures drop, you can expect to see people wearing jackets, just like everywhere else during cooler temperatures, and in this case, knee high leather boots. |
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| For the most part, people tend to dress casual, but somewhat more conservative. |
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| Hoodies are a common trend in Argentina, but you'll find a couple of leather jackets too in the winter. |
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| Athletic wear is pretty much universal |
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| I think the lady on the right caught on! |
Until next time!
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