What is the best sort of clothing to wear in Germany in order to blend in?
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I am student currently studying in Germany.  Most Germans do wear jeans.  Also it seems many do not wear t-shirt (compared to many Americans at least).  They look more put together and stylish to a certain degree.  Also the shoes can be a dead give away.  Many Germans wear leather shoes but not in the style of athletic shoes with vents and what not.  It can get cold here in the winter and have vents on your shoes is not the best idea.
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It depends on the type of job you will be interviewing for.  The general rule is to look nice and conservative.  I would do some research on the company (go to the office or look them up on the internet) to see the type of clothes the employees are wearing.  So if it's suits, then dress in a suit.  For sales positions it would depend on the store.  I hope that this helps.
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Anything casual, like if we were just going to hang out.  Something he'd normally wear, but make sure it looks good.  It should be one of the better pieces in your wardrobe, but don't worry about anything dressy or anything.
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Plain jeans and a black t-shirt. Works for most occasions.
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You can never go wrong with a black tux.  I am not into cumberbuns and bow ties though.  I love the real tie look with a vest.  Try getting a matching vest and tie in the dress color, otherwise you can get cream colored ones.  All black with a white shirt would look too waiter-ish to me.
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Something conservative, but I don't think you necessarily need to wear black. A dress or skirt or for a man nice slacks, shirt and tie.
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clothes...lol,\n evening formal wear would be your safest bet.
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Try http://www.onlineconversion.com/clothing.htm
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definatly dress for sucess.  Doesn't have to be a business suit but you definatly want to look good.
891982
You could go either way. You want to look trendy, but classy. Banana Republic is owned by the Gap and considered their upscale line of clothing so you definitely want to look professional and pulled together. I would go for trendy, yet classic.
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wear whatever you want too, just be yourself and do not fake anything about you.
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tights and a cape?\n\nseriously, dress nicely.  An all purpose little black dress never goes wrong.
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You need several things in Germany :\n1.Don't forget to bring your passport & visa.\n2.Bring some money when you stay in Germany.\n3.Bring some clothes and medicine because you will need them.\n4.Bring your ticket to watch World Cup Germany If you win ticket to go to Germany.\n\nI Think that's all my answer.Good luck and enjoy your trip
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How to....well, if you want to start slow...start wearing panties.  Panty hose can be worn under slacks, and even a small cupped bra can be hidden under a bulky sweater, or sports coat.  \n\nYou can shop for clothes via on line, if you are shy about shopping in public (though if your girlfriend likes, you can always take her and have her buy it, or be with you when you do.)  There are some web sites that make women's clothes for men.  (Suddenly fem has some cute things).   Don't get anything that will accent your broader shoulders. Watch those square cut blouses.\n\nWigs are a great way to have that suddenly fem hairdo without having to alter your own hair.  And for makeup, you want to find something that will first take the shadow out of your beard, and then the foundation to even out the skin tones.\n\nHave fun.  It's all just for fun.  I know you're nervous, so practice at home, and make a deal with your girlfriend that even though she adores you dressed, she'll give an unbiased eye to let you know if you can pass, should you wish to venture into public.  Or just screw public opinion and go anyway.
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The white pants and pink top are fine. Wear a closed toe shoe...to a grocery store interview even a nice clean pair of tennis shoes will be fine. The hair doesn't really matter as long as all of your face can be seen and doesn't look trashy.
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It depends on what courses are offered in the area in which you will be living in Germany.  I personally find that interpersonal management classes are the best.  Because you can learn a trade on the job in a few days, but it takes practice and seeing cases and examples of how to actually DEAL with people and problems.
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You should wear whatever is the most comfortable to you.  You will probably be active, so wear someting that you can be active in.