Terra Você gives advice for functional looks and accessories that guarantee beauty, comfort and practicality
The city’s first weekend was filled with rain and turmoil for those who went to see the shows at the Interlagos circuit in São Paulo. In order not to have to go through the motions from Friday (8) to Sunday (10), Terra collects some suggestions so that the balance of the event is just music and fun. Watch:
if it’s sunny
• Protect views
At least during the day, if it’s sunny, wear sunglasses. The accessory can also make your look cooler.
if it rains
• Raincoat is essential
Prudence is never too much! Avoid entering the event without a raincoat on hand. It will be your main protection if the weather closes.
everytime
• Practicality > beauty
Everyone wants to look good in the photo, but it’s important to combine beauty with comfort. So choose clothes that make you feel good, whether it’s cold or hot.
•Watch your feet
The same goes for footwear. There’s no point in having a gorgeous boot hurt your feet. The festival involves long walks and many hours of standing, so try the best option beforehand to enjoy the event without getting calluses. A good tip is galoshes.
• The bag must be functional
Do not carry weight up and down. Prefer a small bag, possibly in waterproof material and with a handle to attach to the body.
• Hats are useful
Caps or hats also add to the style and serve to relieve the hot sun on your head or minimize the impact of rain that wets your face and damages your makeup.
The City – part II
The second and last weekend of this debut edition of The Town features dozens of shows, on Thursday (7), Saturday (9) and Sunday (10). Some of the headliners are Maroon 5, Ludmilla, Foo Fighters, HER, Iza and Bruno Mars, who also acts as the closing night headliner.
Source: Terra
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