Help with Daily Argentina Clothing????

Question

I need pictures and information on daily clothing in Argentina. Websites are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance to all who answer

Answer 1

Who cares what they wear... YOU should wear what you like and what makes you feel good and s**y!!!

However, when you're there make sure you go shopping to the Palermo Soho area.... this place is full of cool clothing stores, shoe stores etc... it is Awesome....also check out their nike store located on a corner... totally wild!!

happy travels...

Answer 2

i´m from argentina.the daily clothing is usually jeans,t-shirt,shoes or trainers (converse all star).

http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/804/k...

http://www.converse.es/#colecciones_cent...

http://www.kosiuko.com/index_ar.html

here you`ve got some pictures.good luck!!

Answer 3

Check out the Kosiuko website for great everyday clothes.

Answer 4

Most of the argentineans walk naked, with only the rich casts wearing short pants made of lion skin.

High-rank priests and witch-doctors may wear a ceremonial garment made of ostrich feathers and llama skin.

Most of woman have their nose pierced by bones, only to be removed before they are sacrificed to the gods so not to offend them.

Hope this helps.

Answer 5

For the sake of Kafir I hope he was just joking.

Answer 6

Jeans: Ona Saez, Kosiuko, Mab, Rapsodia, Las Pepas

Shoes- Saverio Di Ricci, Ricky Sarakani

Dressy- Di Domenico, Adriana Constantini, Jorge Ibañez, Gino Bogani, Piazza

Casual- Portsaid, Montesco

Answer 7

Daily Argentine clothing, at least in Buenos Aires is super-fashionable.

For links to all the latest styles, look at

http://trendypalermoviejo.blogspot.com/

Answer 8

it depends on your style too ...we have a lot of designers and brands ...you shold go to a website of a magazine from argentina like  "parati"

Answer 9

im from there and they just wear normal clothes but not prepy cuz there still poor there

Answer 10

Check www.gauchoclothes.com

Not that everybody wears gaucho clothes, but the bombachas de campo and alpargatas are worn everywhere.

Cheers

Juan