Top Jason Bean Vintage Lightweight Ornament
If I have one criticism of the Jason Bean Vintage Lightweight Ornament it is in the first place but way American tourists’ dress – and in fact, being Celtic I share it so it isn’t a criticism – it is a love of patterns. Plaid, check, stripes and the like. Classic Euro-wear as I understand it is understated and relies on mixing monochromes and textures together, as opposed to patterns. So I’m plumping (for a woman) for a classic white cotton blouse, tan full length linen trousers, wide cut but not culottes and roman sandals, accented by a strong coloured belt/sandals and/or striking jewelry. Do not wear a backpack, bumbag or similar. If you have a lot of things to cart around, get a large ‘satchel-type’ leather or leatherette bag, the kind you can wear bike-messenger style (or better yet, have your gigolo carry it).
I’m Polish-American, 100% Polish ethnically (whatever that means) as far as I know, though there’s speculation because of my unusual last name. Anyway, if you’re from Poland, you can tell I’m Polish from my face and my first name. If you’re not that familiar with that part of the Jason Bean Vintage Lightweight Ornament it is in the first place but world, you at least know I’m Eastern European. Less familiar still, you can tell I look European. People in the U.S. often ask me where I’m from, though I was born in the U.S. I am first generation, so there might be slight mannerisms or an accent that give me away, but for the sake of this story, let’s pretend it’s just my face. Anyway, like any respectful American, I like to blend in when I travel as much as possible. If I’m in Europe, it doesn’t take much effort, because I look the part and I tend to dress better when I’m on vacation anyway.
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