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What to take with you to Turkey?
what to wear to a restaurant
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As such, there is no dress code in Turkey, except in hotels like Mardan Palace 5 *, Vogue Avantgarde 5 * ...
You should take what you usually take to the sea.
Experience shows that you pick up a full suitcase, and wear a couple of things)))
You don’t need to come to the restaurant in a swimsuit, pareo, short shorts and flip flops (guys). That is, you can wear shorts, ours go as they should. But this is not encouraged in culture
Just wear T-shirts, t-shirts, skirts ... there is no limit, the main thing is that during the day there is no swimsuit and that it is cultural
You should take what you usually take to the sea.
Experience shows that you pick up a full suitcase, and wear a couple of things)))
You don’t need to come to the restaurant in a swimsuit, pareo, short shorts and flip flops (guys). That is, you can wear shorts, ours go as they should. But this is not encouraged in culture
Just wear T-shirts, t-shirts, skirts ... there is no limit, the main thing is that during the day there is no swimsuit and that it is cultural
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answered 15 years ago
spasibo za sovet, mojete e6e podskazat' a mojno li hodit' v restoran v 6lepkah devu6kam, or stoit brat' bosonojki??
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answered 15 years ago
I will describe to you my "gentleman's" set, verified over the years (but it depends on the season, because if it is in October, then something thin, light, warm will be needed for a return in Moscow) So:
I put on a crease-resistant red skirt on the plane (alas, I don’t wear trousers), which you can wear in Turkey for a change (for example, on a bus on an excursion) I take two beautiful white skirts (different in cut) and 2 white ones with them, but blouses embroidered with multicolored threads. These 3 skirts with blouses form the basis (in various combinations) of my daily outfits. I take a wonderful, all embroidered white on white (such as richelieu) summer suit. This is for dinners and "for the parade", 2 swimsuits, shorts and a T-shirt for the beach. That's it.
Shoes: new comfortable sandals (can be without a heel, but WHITE) for dinners and going out into the city (I'm talking about Kemer); beach shoes (if the beach is pebbly, then you can use plastic ones, "no pity and no shame") These are all Glasses, a hat (not hard so that it fits flat in the bag), beach bag, sunbathing products, first aid kit (this is sacred), cosmetics. See for yourself what you can't do without. There is a hair dryer in the hotel (I'm talking about ****) Don't forget small dollars! And find out if your hotel provides beach towels, no, you can buy in Turkey.
I put on a crease-resistant red skirt on the plane (alas, I don’t wear trousers), which you can wear in Turkey for a change (for example, on a bus on an excursion) I take two beautiful white skirts (different in cut) and 2 white ones with them, but blouses embroidered with multicolored threads. These 3 skirts with blouses form the basis (in various combinations) of my daily outfits. I take a wonderful, all embroidered white on white (such as richelieu) summer suit. This is for dinners and "for the parade", 2 swimsuits, shorts and a T-shirt for the beach. That's it.
Shoes: new comfortable sandals (can be without a heel, but WHITE) for dinners and going out into the city (I'm talking about Kemer); beach shoes (if the beach is pebbly, then you can use plastic ones, "no pity and no shame") These are all Glasses, a hat (not hard so that it fits flat in the bag), beach bag, sunbathing products, first aid kit (this is sacred), cosmetics. See for yourself what you can't do without. There is a hair dryer in the hotel (I'm talking about ****) Don't forget small dollars! And find out if your hotel provides beach towels, no, you can buy in Turkey.
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answered 15 years ago
Evening dress, of course, is not worth taking, but you need to take some kind of sarafan or dress (summer) especially for going out. On my last visit to Turkey, I took just a special "day off" sundress, put it on a couple of times in an a la carte restaurant. The rest of the time for dinner, etc., I went in shorts, skirts, ordinary sundresses.
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answered 15 years ago
Take with you summer clothes such as sundresses, light dresses.
It is not customary to go to a restaurant in swimming trunks, swimsuits / pareos
It is not customary to go to a restaurant in swimming trunks, swimsuits / pareos
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answered 15 years ago
it is better to take one long skirt and a light blouse with long sleeves (in case of burning, sometimes for dinner or to go on an excursion), and the rest can be shorter. No need to take socks, one pair is enough (if you wear closed shoes on the plane). At the Turkish airport and it’s cold on the plane (it’s better to take a sweatshirt). Be sure to take a scrub from cosmetics, but you don’t need perfume and foundation. One pair of beach shoes and one for going out is enough. It’s better to take both with low heels. but they only wore it once. 2-3 swimsuits are a must, as things dry very slowly there
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answered 13 years ago