How to dress for a trip to Morocco, how to dress for a trip to Sweden, and how to take photos for a trip to Yves Saint Laurent Garden, Ebenhar du cun and Degmo?

In Ebenha du cun, Morocco, the small village is guarded by tall walls, with turrets built on the walls, and behind the turrets are stacked houses. In Ebenhardu village, houses made of Songkhla adobe are connected with earth wall mats, and the narrow and winding streets and local steep and broken roads reflect the characteristics of defensive houses. Of course, it is also the birthplace of the dragon mother of rights and games. Only by wearing red can you stand out from this pile of walls made of mud bricks. If the SLR is too heavy, you can use a micro-single or a "selfie artifact". Wide-angle lens can leave the scenery in the album more perfectly.

This is YSL Garden in Marrakech, Morocco, and it is also a very popular place on Instagram. There are many flowers and flowing bridges in the courtyard, as well as dozens of cacti of different heights and sizes. More specifically, from the alley to the flowerpot, from the pavilion to the house, they are all painted with bright colors, just like the fairy tale world. In terms of clothing, because the whole building has a large area of sapphire blue, I put on a yellow sweater with high saturation in Africa with a high temperature of 38 degrees, so as not to leave any photos of tourists. The sharp contrast between yellow and blue can just highlight yourself in the scene.

Stockholm, Sweden, strolling in the old city of Stockholm, a sense of history gushed out. There are beautiful skins, interesting souls, and the largest IKEA, which brings the style of sexual indifference to the extreme. There is no heavy industry here, so the streets are clean. In such a city, it is most suitable to wear simple and atmospheric clothes: black sunglasses, black hat, black scarf, and black coat dragged to the calf. Just like the northern Europeans, they are distant and indifferent, arrogant and expensive.