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So this July (yeah, I plan way ahead) I'm planning a big trip to the States. It is the first time I will be there, and I will be staying for a good while. My question is, what should I wear?? Here in my country I live in a cold-ish kind of city. Jeans, tee shirts and converse usually do the job all year long, but now I wondering about the whole seasons and how to fix my wardrobe to that. I first will stay in New York for a week or so, and then head to Atlanta for a few months, including the rest of the Summer. Any suggestions as to what should I wear?? Im nineteen by the way, will be almost twenty by this summer. I'll appreciate a lot the help!!!
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New York + Atlanta + Summer + What to wear??
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Just watch the Real Housewives of Atlanta and the Real Housewives of New York City and then you will know what to wear
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Atlanta will be pretty hot but most places are air conditioned. So, depending on whether you spend most time outside or inside will dictate what to wear. I would bring shorts, jeans and both long and short sleeved tops then you're set for whatever you do.
Also depends on whether you're hot or cold natured. I live in the south and it's very hot standing outside but most of the time I am in the air conditioning so I still wear pants and a long sleeved shirt as I am very cold natured.
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In summer both NYC and Atlanta will be hot and humid - although Atlanta probably even more so. Although lots of people wear jeans I find them way too hot in the summer. Also - in summer sandals are very popular - so your feet don't sweat so much.
As to what else to bring -it depends on if you want to be super casuale or have the option of being a little more dressed up at times.
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I can't tell if you're a Steffan or a Steffanie from your post but I guess it's not important. Either way, wear cotton. The humidity of Georgia in the summer is unlike anything you'll experience in NYC. But NYC is also hot and humid in the summer and the radiant heat from the sidewalks and buildings is nothing that can be ignored, that's for sure! The subway platforms are like ovens. Wear light cotton that breathes. Jeans will be just awful in the daytime but dress jeans will be ok at night (probably) in both cities if you're planning on spending the evening indoors at a restaurant or show.
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Thanks so much for answering. @nytraveler There are times I'd like to be more dressed up, but for the better part of the time I guess I'd just like to "blend in". Not pass as a tourist as hard as I'm already envisioning that would probably be. @Bowsprit: a girl thank you And that's also why I'd thought I'd take light dresses, skirts, and capri pants, but then again, I was just not sure if Summer there is more like "suck up" the heat, and dress "normal" (tee and jeans) or you are "allowed" to more casual/light style...?
I'm not going there to do anything as formal as going to work and staying in an office, but the trip isn't either as casual as going on vacations with your family and friends....I guess I'm just trying to found that something "in between"
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Steff, as long as you don't wear white sneakers and a fanny pack in NYC, you'll be fine. Half my friends rock the Converse-jeans-T-shirt look. In summer light dresses and skirts will be perfect. You can wear your Converse with 'em if they're casual. Have a great trip!
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Wear natural fibers (cotton, linen, etc) that breathe.
Jeans, long pants, capris, shorts, skirts = all worn
Sandals, tennis shoes, Converse, even <gasp> Crocs = all worn
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Crocs...oh dear. Oh well...
Steff: You have the right idea: skirts, dresses, light cotton pants...anything that breathes and is light weight but no synthetics. Have a wonderful time; you're visiting two beautiful (and very different) cities!
Will you have time to visit Philadelphia and Washington D.C. as well?
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I'll just add; The humidity in Atlanta will be like you've never experienced based on your info. Not unusual to have consistent 90-95 temps with heat index of 105-110. Just a heads up.
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Agree tht in both cities n the summer you need to be careful to stay hydrated. Be sur eyou always have a bottle of water in your day pack and if it's relly hot be sure to go inside to get AC'd on a regular basis.
For exercise, running or biking in the park - or whatever - people generally do this either beofre 9 am or in the eveing in the summer - avoid the heat of the middle of the day.
And be sure to be ready for the rain. Can;t speak for Atlanta - but in NYC in the really hot weather there are often short, violent thunderstorms in the afternoon. May last only 30 minutes or an hour - but there is often thunder and lightning and torrential downpours. Check the weather every day and bring a small folding umbrella if necessary. I fyou run into one of these storm - just et indoors until it;s over.
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Gotta say no to Crocs in NYC. Especially if you are traveling with a group/family all wearing Crocs.
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having spent a week in NY last July when it hit 98 a few days,im not so sure Atl is much hotter.What most people dont know is that Atl is second highest major city in US at 1000ft asl.So we have 30 degree swings every night, ie, it may be 95 during the day,but it cools to 65 at night.I think you should dress the same as to the heat factor,but have some nicer informal stuff for NY so you dont stand out as a tourist
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I tossed out the Crocs reference pretty much expecting these comments.
The point = wear what you are comfortable in on hot summer days.
SZ, talk to my NYC friends who happily wear their Crocs.
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okee dokey then....let's move on from the crocs, okay?
nytraveler makes a good point about summer afternoon storms. If you're in the middle of one it'll be memorable. You can buy a cheap umbrella on the street ($5.00) or at any bodega or Duane Reade.
Have a great trip!
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Oh, flip-flops. I'd avoid that usual summer footware when walking NYC streets. They'll be fine for the rest of the trip.
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starrs, I'm with you about the flip-flops (on NYC streets: eeewww). EXCEPT that I'm definitely in the minority here: EVERY young woman - and plenty of older ones too - wear nothing but flip-flops all summer long all over NYC...!
Steff, you've gotten great info here about NYC. It's pretty much an anything-goes city, though probably a little more dressy than other US cities, even in the summer. (More skirts and sundresses instead of shorts, though there are plenty of people wearing them too!) It gets pretty hot here in July and August: last year around Independence Day (July 4) was basically unbearable. Clothing that's loose and lightweight will go a long way! Sunglasses and even a hat against the sun are good too.
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ggreen, I know. I get skeeved out when I look at the soles of their feet - and think about all the "stuff" they are gathering on their skin from the streets. I'm not a germaphobe but it really grosses me out
Steff, you'll have a great time! Enjoy!
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I live in Atlanta and I don't think we dress all that differently from the women in NYC. Less black, more colors and prints, that's about it.
The typical 19yo female is wearing flip flops or sandals all summer. My 18yo niece lives in her flip flops. In the day time it's probably shorts or capri pants, and for a nice dinner, maybe a light cotton skirt or sundress. Atlanta is HOT in the summer, and very humid, as everyone has said, but then again, in my experience, so is NYC so it's not that different really. Our summer just lasts longer.
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Thank you so much everybody for the advise!!!
@Bowsprit, at first it'd be straight from NewYork to Atlanta (actually a suburb close to the city) but since I'm staying there for a while, I will surely be visiting other States and cities. Perhaps that'd be a future topic, which parts of the States are a "no miss" for a person fairly new in that country. Philly, and DC are definitely now in my list of "to-go" cities hehe
Thanks so much too for the heads-up on the rain in NY. Didn't see that as a possibility since after all it's summer, but will keep that in mind. Already envision a pretty high weather since I'm hoping to get there right before Independence day, so...I guess it'll be really hot.
I think I have down the clothes that'll suit me between the "standards" you all gave me (thank you very much again!!) Don't think I'll go for with the shorts and such 'informal' (perhaps?) wear, but I more or less have an idea now as to how I'd deal with the summer months.
Wasn't expecting though, learning that Atlanta has a longer Summer. It's really GOOD to know that beforehand, though I really shouldn't have been surprised. After all, Atlanta is clearly down the South...so... It's in anyway okay, I guess it'll be a tad tough the first week or so, but I'll get used to it, and probably would be missing the nice warm weather once Winter hits.
Now I still just gotta decide on the shoes...leaning for casual sandals. I'm not too much into flip-flops or Crocs (though perhaps those are ten times more comfortable) but I don't see me in those unless I'm in the beach or in short vacations, I don't know. I just hope I can find something to wear with cute dresses and skirts that doesn't have to be heels. I hate heels and probably those are not the most comfortable wear while walking up and down NY streets as I plan, right?
Thank you all so much again!
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One last piece of advice about your shoes - make sure at least one pair has been "broken in" before your trip. IMO it's a mistake to buy cute new shoes just before a trip to NYC - especially if you don't do a lot of walking at home. You'll want at least one pair that you KNOW are comfortable. I splurged on a pair of Mephisto sandals with cork soles for a trip to Paris a few years ago and I wore them every single day at home (Atlanta) during the summer. Super comfortable if expensive. I've found a similar cork soled sandal that's less expensive from Bare Traps - although they last just about one season when the Mephistos keep on going
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The women have given you good advice on what and what not to wear. Now I will give you some advice on how to get from NYC to Atlanta. Amtrak NE Regional from NYP (New York Penn station) to WAS (Washington DC) Spend at least 2 hours in DC before you get on the Amtrak Crescent. The Crescent route goes all the way to New Orlesns (the Crescent City).
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I highly reco flying versus train.
Amtrak south of DC is VERY unreliable. One of my uncles took it fairly frequently to visit family in VA and it was from 1.5 to 4 hours late - in that short distance. Flying will be much faster and cheaper if you shop around).
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I concur. I like driving, but that's me.
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That train ride is miserable. It stops a gazillion times during the night ride. I usually can sleep anywhere and anytime - but not on that train. I'd always wanted to go on a scenic train ride and had heard about the Southern Crescent all of my life. Not much to see at night.
"In its present-day form, the southbound Crescent leaves New York in mid-afternoon and Washington DC in the early evening, passing through the Carolinas overnight for arrival at breakfast-time in Atlanta, lunch-time in Birmingham, and early evening at New Orleans."
I just checked and the rate for a roundtrip is just under $300 for the dates I selected. It's just under 18 hours each way from Atlanta to New York's Penn station on the Crescent. If plane tix are sky high, then maybe the train would be an alternative for cost savings. Otherwise, I'd fly.
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Steff, you're right: No heels to walk about in NYC. If you want them for a night out, throw them in your purse and change out of your comfy sandals when you arrive at the restaurant, club, show, wherever.
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Argentina: Lionel Messi, Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale
Lionel Messi's talent blends class and sheer raw ability in a similar manner to his Maserati. The Barcelona-based striker has a white example of Maserati's most focused car, a svelte coupe with sharp handling and a ferocious 4.7-litre V8 engine. Messi also has a four-door Maserati Quattroporte for luxurious cruising, and a Toyota Prius for fuel-saving fun.
Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo, Lamborghini Aventador
As one of the world's most prominent players, it makes sense that Cristiano Ronaldo would drive one of the world's fastest cars. The Portuguese icon is often spotted behind the wheel of a Lamborghini Aventador capable of 350km/h. Ronaldo has several other cars for everyday use, including an Audi RS6 Avant with satin black paint to match his Lamborghini. Ronaldo is rumoured to have ordered one of the world's most exclusive cars, Ferrari's La Ferrari hybrid.
Brazil: Neymar, Porsche Panamera Turbo S
Brazillian number 10, Neymar da Silva Santos júnior,Jis known for his explosive pace on the ball. The 22-year-old striker drives a 419kW Porsche Panamera capable of accelerating to 100kmh in just 3.8 seconds and on to a maximum speed of 310kmh. Unlike other many supercars, the Panamera has four-doors and four-wheel-drive, allowing Brazil's key player to travel with company in comfort.
Spain: David Villa, Porsche 911 Turbo
Spanish striker David Villa can be found behind the wheel of a black Porsche 911 Turbo when he isn't kicking goals for Athletico Madrid. The bearded wonder's black coupe is one of the most well-rounded supercars on the market, with 412kW of grunt and a luxurious cabin capable of devouring long drives in comfort.
England: Wayne Rooney, Range Rover Overfinch
British danger man Wayne Rooney has a supercharged SUV in the garage. Like many footballers, the Manchester United forward drives a fully loaded Range Rover fitted with a powerful V8 engine. Rooney's personal example features stylish additions by Land Rover specialists Overfinch, including bespoke 22-inch wheels engraved with his jersey number.
Netherlands: Robin van Persie, Porsche Cayenne Turbo
Like his Manchester United colleague Wayne Rooney, Dutch hitman Robin van Persie chooses to ride in comfort with a luxury SUV. Van Persie's pick is the Porsche Cayenne Turbo, a heavy-hitting wagon with 405kW of grunt and sophisticated air-filled suspension that can be tailored to different environments.
Italy: Mario Balotelli, Ferrari F12
For Italian superstar Mario Balotelli, only a Ferrari would do. 'Super Mario' has been spotted scooting around Milan in a red Ferrari F12 Berlinetta - one of the fastest cars on sale today. The AC Milan striker also has a black Ferrari California convertible and black Maserati Granturismo, as well as a wild Bentley Continental Supersports finished in army camouflage colours.
Germany: Mesut Ozil, Ferrari 458
Nimble, sharp and always a thrill to watch, Mesut Ozil has plenty in common with his Ferrari 458 Italia. A metallic black example of the iconic coupe takes pride of place in Ozil's London garage, where he plies his trade for British giants Arsenal.
Socceroos captain: Mile Jedinak, Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG
Australia's leader on the pitch is a fan of red-blooded V8 grunt, and there are few V8s better than the 6.2-litre unit built by Mercedes-Benz' tuning house AMG.
The C63 AMG is a modern classic, and Jedinak's deep blue coupe features 336kW of power, more than enough to get to training on time.
Socceroos striker: Tim Cahill, Lamborghini Gallardo
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Cahill's V10-powered coupe shares his predatory instinct, and is a car that commands respect.
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World-class talent on the football field does not always translate to quality driving.
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Cristiano Ronaldo crashed a Ferrari 599 while under contract to Manchester United in 2009, and Wayne Rooney shunted his Aston Martin DB7 in 2007. Mario Balotelli remodelled an Audi R8 while playing in England and German ace Nicklas Bendtner pranged an Aston Martin DBS on the way to training in 2009.
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As first reported by Erik Boland of Newsday (via twitter), reliever Matt Guerrier has agreed to a three-year deal with the Dodgers. One source with knowledge of the negotiations said that the deal is not done as of Wednesday morning, but that the Dodgers and the pitcher are working in that direction.
The right-hander had been offered a two-year contract with a vesting option for a third year by the Red Sox, according to a source with knowledge of the negotiations, but Guerrier apparently opted to go for the longer guarantee. Boland reports that the Yankees were also among the teams pursuing the right-hander.
Guerrier was one of the most consistent and durable pitchers on the relief market this year, having posted ERAs of 3.40 or better in five of his last six seasons. He had also made 73 or more appearances in the last four seasons with the Twins. Despite a relatively low strikeout rate (5.9 per nine innings in his career, 5.3 per nine innings in 2010), he established himself as an effective middle reliever who was able to induce groundballs.
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Hi, we are a family of 4 with 2 daughters (5 & 9) planning our French holiday this October. Our first 4 weeks in Paris, Burgundy, Annecy, Côte d'Azur have been arranged. We are now looking at accommodation in the Luberon or St Remy.
We have one week to spend there and want to take it all in slowly. We don't want to spend too many hours driving & would love to find a rental with a pretty garden, walking distance to at least a shop, market or restaurant. We plan to visit Arles, St Remy, Avignon, Pont du Gard & the Luberon villages.
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Hi, we are a family of 4 with 2 daughters (5 & 9) planning our French holiday this October. Our first 4 weeks in Paris, Burgundy, Annecy, Côte d'Azur have been arranged. We are now looking at accommodation in the Luberon or St Remy.
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We haven't heard back from the owners of the Robion accommodation, so have started our search again. If anyone has any recommendations for a traditional holiday rental in the Luberon or St Remy area (or would recommend an alternative area with easy access to Luberon, Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Arles) I would love to hear from you.
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We stayed at Le Mas Perreal bed and breakfast near St Saturnin Les Apts 2 years ago, and I'd highly recommend it. It's a lovely traditional home in the countryside, and it made a nice base for exploring the Luberon. Our room was very private with a walk-out terrace overlooking the gardens.
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Try HomeAway.com ...they seem to have endless listings in and around the Luberon. Also, homelidays.com and VRBO if you have not used them already.
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Thank you Lyn & Cyber, I will take a look at your recommendations. The St Saturnin B&B sounds lovely!
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SUNDRE, Alta. - A man is accused of dousing a woman and a home in central Alberta with gasoline, which sparked a fire after some of the fuel was thrown on a wood-burning stove.
RCMP say the woman, who owns the home near Sundre, managed to get out of the house uninjured.
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Last night, just across the street from the Miami Heat's home court, guests were treated to dine and drink at the B2 Miami Downtown Hotel's grand opening party.
The hotel, geared towards both business and leisure travelers, boasts a modern décor free of frills but high on style. Don't expect fluffy robes and a stocked mini bar, but do expect decent rates, contemporary design, views, and comfort.
Food was provided by Biscayne Tavern, which also serves as the in-room dining service.
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VIP guests noshed on a variety of food from three primary food stations. Custom made salads were popular with offerings such as kale, field greens, sundried tomatoes, shrimp, chicken strips, and bacon.
A taste of turkey before thanksgiving.
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Staff members sliced thick pieces of turkey, smoked brisket, and baked ham at the carving station which was decked out with small rolls of bread and a variety of toppings for those wanting to make their own sandwiches.
A third serving station rounded out the offerings, serving macaroni and cheese, ceviche, eggplant fries, shrimp and grits, lobster rolls, and a variety of other cold and hot items.
Ceviche boats traveled fast.
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Guests mainly chatted in the B2 lobby and Biscayne Tavern's bar, while others got funky upstairs with whisky punch and a giant photo station. Everyone seemed to dig the music which was a variety of Latin, pop, funk, and R&B.
Located on the corner of Biscayne Boulevard and First Street, the building is within walking distance to the Port of Miami, the American Airlines Arena, and Bayside Marketplace, and a short ride to the Adrienne Arsht Center.
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