Ok chicas,
I have been sifting through this forum for about 2 months now. I am trying to get ideas on what works in Santiago. I avoid shorts. I do not wear college or logo propaganda. No chancletas in public either. Teva types, I'm not saying. irate: Can you get by with jeans and skirts? Open toed sandals? Be gentle, I'm not a girly-girl.
I am not trying to join the "fit in / don't fit in" battle. I'm way taller than the average gal, there is NO WAY I will blend. I just hate feeling unprepared.
On a related note, all I can summarize from guidebooks & this forum are that "Santiago is more conservative than Santo Domingo" and "Santo Domingo is like Washington DC" but nothing is ever offered as a (corny) comparison to Santiago.
Any tips? I suspect some of you fellows out there have spent time observing the PUCMM girls, you know exactly what they wear. *eh-hem*
growing increasingly paranoid of having disastrous 'white girl hair' (too true, Shalena),
jabuti
I have been sifting through this forum for about 2 months now. I am trying to get ideas on what works in Santiago. I avoid shorts. I do not wear college or logo propaganda. No chancletas in public either. Teva types, I'm not saying. irate: Can you get by with jeans and skirts? Open toed sandals? Be gentle, I'm not a girly-girl.
I am not trying to join the "fit in / don't fit in" battle. I'm way taller than the average gal, there is NO WAY I will blend. I just hate feeling unprepared.
On a related note, all I can summarize from guidebooks & this forum are that "Santiago is more conservative than Santo Domingo" and "Santo Domingo is like Washington DC" but nothing is ever offered as a (corny) comparison to Santiago.
Any tips? I suspect some of you fellows out there have spent time observing the PUCMM girls, you know exactly what they wear. *eh-hem*
growing increasingly paranoid of having disastrous 'white girl hair' (too true, Shalena),
jabuti