España

Spanish Clothing


 *  On a few Spanish holidays contain a certain dress. When people go to church or wherever they are celebrating these holidays they tend to wear bright dresses.
 * On celebrations like day of the dead, actors will wear masks and dance in the streets with capes, bright colored clothing, and tassels.
 *  After researching, the results came down to not really. The people in my country just divide what they wear by age, just like the USA. The people sometimes dress up for holidays and for their jobs
 * If you are coming for business to Spain and you are a man, you should always wear a dark conservative business suit and tie, even during summer.
 *  The only exceptions seem to be programmers, who usually use dressy casuals. The geek look seems to be the standard for programmers in Spain.
 *  Men should wear a good watch because most Spanish businessmen wear good watches.
 *  Women should wear dark suits, with skirt or pants. If the suit has a skirt, be sure that the length of the skirt is conservative. A miniskirt for business is not considered good practice in Spain.
 *  Men should wear leather shoes with rubber soles. Women should wear leather shoes with low heels and rubber soles.
 *  Europe wears pretty much the same thing America does, so stick with your jeans, tshirt, and whatever you might wear on a regular day unless you go to a school with uniforms. Teenage girls tend to wear trousers more than skirts. Denim is definitely 'in'. Teenage boys are keen on designer wear and appearance is important to them.