Respectful dress for First Randoli street viewing - covered shoulders enough or do locals expect more
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Anja Solberg•244 rep2
Street viewing tonight, not entering a shrine hall. Are covered shoulders and knees enough, or do locals expect more formal cover for First Randoli.
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Covered shoulders and knees are the respectful baseline on the route. Avoid slogans and barely-there outfits — you will feel the looks.
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