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What to Wear on a Night Out in Rome

Wondering how to balance style and functionality while exploring the Roman nightlife scene? You鈥檝e come to the right place.

The dilemma of what to wear on a night out in Rome might seem trivial to an outsider, but if you鈥檝e been around Italians you鈥檒l know how seriously they take their dress codes. What to wear will depend largely on where you鈥檙e going and what you鈥檒l do there, but for the most part I found the following guidelines to be of great help. Read on!

Mind Your Feet

What you wear on your feet in Rome is of the utmost importance, and not because Italians are obsessed with great shoes.

The streets of Rome can be unforgiving should you slip the wrong pair onto your feet. This is an ancient city, one in which many of the roads are falling apart at best; a city where cobblestones were here before electricity was even a blimp on the windscreen of consciousness.

What you need to know about a night out in Rome is that it very rarely stays in one place. Start at a bar in the Trastevere, for example. It鈥檚 likely that within the first two rounds of drinks you鈥檒l encounter an interesting group of locals who will persuade you to join them en route to the next bigger and better spot 鈥渏ust around the corner鈥�.

by Adrian Dascal –

I鈥檓 not saying you need to wear your most comfy trainers for your night out in Rome, but I am saying that whatever you put on your feet will need to allow for moderate to heavy walking of uneven streets.

Those thinking they鈥檒l simply taxi between spots to avoid the walks, think again. Rome鈥檚 best nightlife is in the ancient city side of the Tiber; there is also little to no public transport on this side of the city as the streets are too old and narrow to accommodate for it.

Your taxi might be able to get you close, but there is almost always a decent walk between the two. Mind your feet!

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Warm Outer, Cool Inner

If you鈥檒l be visiting Rome in the peak of summer then feel free to ignore this pointer entirely.

Roman spring, autumn and winter nights are notoriously chilly; possibly why Roman鈥檚 are so good at designing coats!

You鈥檒l need to carefully coordinate your outfit for your night out, so that your outer layer is warm but easily removable when you get to your final destination. All of Rome鈥檚 infrastructure offers temperature controlled facilities so that bars, restaurants, shops and entertainment venues are never icy on the inside like the city is on the out.

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On the contrary, Roman nightlife is notoriously stuffy, and you鈥檒l be glad to be wearing as little as possible as the night progresses.

Most nightlife venues will offer some sort of coat check facility on site, so your outer layers will be kept safe while you enjoy yourself in the temperature controlled space. A coat and a scarf is usually sufficient, but hats and umbrellas aren鈥檛 outrageous either.

Which brings me to my next point鈥�

To Umbrella or Not to Umbrella

I feel like this is always the dreaded question in Europe, especially because most of the time it merely looks like it鈥檚 about to rain, with not actual water in sight.

Is it worth lugging an umbrella around all evening while out on the town in Rome? Nine times out of ten I say yes.

Like coat checks, most evening entertainment venues in Rome have umbrella collections right by the door. It鈥檚 good to know you have yours with you in the event of a sudden down pour when it comes time to leave, or worse 鈥� walk to the next bar.

by REZ –

Don鈥檛 get too overwhelmed, umbrellas have become an unofficial fashion accessory in Italy. Walking the Roman streets in the rain is one of the most whimsical experiences you鈥檒l have during your trip; in addition to this, using a long umbrella as a cane while you walk is an equally as endearing feat.

The only time I would advise anyone to leave their umbrella at home while heading out for a night on the town would be if they are venturing on the right bank as opposed to the left. The right bank of Rome is public transport delux; your Uber or taxi will be able to pick you up and drop you off right at the door of your intended venue 鈥� no need for shelter from the rain!

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Italian Fashion

The only thing you need to know when it comes to nightlife in Rome is that Italians dress to impress, no matter the occasion. If they are leaving the house, they put effort into their appearance 鈥� and this is something that is taught to them from a young age.

Older Roman locals will be the most impeccably dressed people; you鈥檒l see them walking the streets and you鈥檒l know right away who is an Italian native and who is not.

by Wenyang –

They love style, radical self expression and appreciation of fine quality. While donning Gucci, Versace or Fendi is an easy route to fitting in, one can just as easily impress in a pair of thrifted trousers or your grandmothers old gloves. Style is style; the label is not important.

Bottom line? Put effort into your appearance when you intend to spend a night on the town in Rome. Combine your personal style with the above mentioned pointers and you鈥檙e going to be a sure success.

Welcome to Roma!

by Wenyang –