Stay-home guide to summer dressing #3: what to wear whilst absorbing art and culture

Photo: Stefan Dotter. Full look by ETRO, courtesy of Outletcity Metzingen.

Since mid-March, museums and galleries have been eerily silent. These temples of cultural refuge that were once buzzing with families, tourists and art aficionados alike became empty. Quarantine measures prohibited the opening of galleries and museums in an attempt to curtail large public gatherings. Suddenly, the places that many of us would go to fill a rainy afternoon or revel in a morning of art-induced escapism became out of reach. Foundations and galleries tried to bridge the gap with online exhibitions and VR experiences but the in-person visit was still avidly yearned for by many. As society gradually reopens, one-way systems, face masks and hand sanitiser will become hallmarks of the new normal. After months of deprival, the art and culture trip is once again a viable pastime.

Our stay-home guide to summer dressing with Outletcity Metzingen is in its third installment, and as ever, we want to ensure you look the part. Whether you’re drawn to renaissance friezes or post-modern installations, having an understated and chic look is essential for your upcoming culture trip. In many establishments, cloakrooms may not be open due to health precautions so remember to shed boxy layers in favour of lighter fabrics. Our curated guide features full looks from Etro and Hugo Boss to ensure that you glide seamlessly through your next culture trip.

Photography: Stefan Dotter. Right: full look by BOSS, Left: ETRO, courtesy of Outletcity Metzingen.

Credits

All looks courtesy of Outletcity Metzingen
Photographer: Stefan Dotter
Stylist: Lorena Maza
Hair & Makeup: Bianca Hartkopf @ Nina Klein
Model: Jil Welbers @ Mirrrs Models

Photography: Stefan Dotter. Full look by ETRO, courtesy of Outletcity Metzingen.