What to wear in Europe without looking like a tourist? I Polished tips from the Polish woman I

What to wear in Europe without looking like a tourist? I European Style Clothing & Outfits I What not to wear in Europe I
Cześć everybody! Welcome to my channel, Polished by Kamila. Here are my tips what wear in Europe without looking like a tourist or even better: how to look stylish like a local Polish, French or Italian woman.
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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Intro
1:00 - Meet Kamila
1:31 - 1: Let’s bring to life feminine fashion
2:05 - 2: Keep it simple, keep it classy
2:57 - 3: Less is more
3:42 - 4: Hairstyle matters
4:24 - 5: Shoes love is our true love
4:57 - 6:Never wear your sweats and running shoes on the street unless you are working out
5:24 - 7: Don’t pack your baseball hat
5:40 - 8: No logos allowed
6:03 - 9: Do you really need to pack a scarf?
6:24 - Summary
8:06 - Ending
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[@e.maevillalba6820]

Great video! This is helpful.

[@juliesczesny90]

I've strived to have a classic look to my wardrobe. Didn't realize until your video, that I'm spot on, with the exception of a few colored shirts.

[@polishedbykamila]

Julie, thank you for the comment. 😀 based on your name I assume you are from the US or Canada. I am glad that you are satisfied with your wardrobe. That’s great! So… you are ready to visit Europe.

[@laetitiajuley7848]

Germany: skinny jeans, white sneakers or overknee boots or combat boots, tailored clothes, neutral colors, only mascara no other makeup, only Natural hair colors

[@polishedbykamila]

Laetitia, skinny jeans, white sneakers, natural colors… so true. I studied in Germany 🇩🇪. Ohh, I do miss not only European fashion but also German bakeries 🧁 🥮 🥨.

[@laetitiajuley7848]

@@polishedbykamila I feel you lol when I was in the US I missed both, too

[@helenaczekanska3513]

God Bless Beautiful Polish Lady ! Ja jestem z gdanska i styl popieram wloski i francuzki to prawdziwa kolorowa przygoda w zyciu :)))

[@polishedbykamila]

Helena, piękne imię! Dziękuję za komentarz. Ja tez uwielbiam styl włoski i francuski 😀

[@helenaczekanska3513]

@@polishedbykamila .. greetings from hamburg :)))

[@honza45699]

Buy white nikes

[@mariyapianoworld]

I guess ...clothes ;)

[@polishedbykamila]

Haha 😂 ding… correct answer

[@shahnazbashir9458]

Don't they get pain in their knees by wearing high heels.

[@heddaskarblokhin9447]

No, if you have good shoes they should not hurt. But you dont have to wear high heels. In Scandinavia, especially Norway and Sweeden you might stand out if you wear high heels any other time than friday/saturday evening or for events. We mostly wear sneakers here.

[@stephenstarling]

When I go to Europe
I am a tourist…. Why would I want to look otherwise

[@polishedbykamila]

I enjoy traveling because in this way, I can learn more about different food, cuisines, culture, and of course fashion. I am inspired by American Women every day and actually my style changed because of them. If you know what European Women wear, then you notice that on the streets and get inspired. The choice is yours. You don't need to apply these changes, but it is great to admire it. :)

[@heddaskarblokhin9447]

Could prevent you from getting targeted, but still, dress codes are really different from place to place because of different cultures, climates, city planning etc.