How to dress when visiting an art gallery?

Visiting art galleries is a very tiring thing, especially some large art galleries, which can be visited for several hours at a time. Wearing light and comfortable clothes can reduce unnecessary fatigue and make it easier to appreciate works.

Try not to wear noisy shoes when walking, such as high heels, especially high heels. First, the contact between the heel and the floor may make a sound, which may affect others to watch the exhibition. Second, visiting the exhibition is very tiring. It is best to wear comfortable flat shoes.

2. Meet the requirements of the exhibition hall

Some art galleries have clear requirements that slippers, bottoms below the knee, suspenders or other clothes with bare skin are not allowed. Remember to look at the demand in advance. For this kind of art exhibition, you must strictly abide by the requirements when visiting, otherwise you will be banned from entering the art museum.

In addition, the air conditioning in museums is generally full, so you can bring a small coat or shawl to see the exhibition in summer.

Matching scene

According to the style of the exhibits, adjust the clothing to coordinate with the overall atmosphere of the exhibition hall.

Don't wear too fancy colors, just control the colors within three. Classic universal with black, white and gray, almost no mistakes. Most of the venues have white walls as the background color, and the works are rich in overall colors and many elements. Black, white and gray clothes will look cleaner and more advanced, setting off the exhibits.

Mo Landi color system is also a good choice, the color with low saturation should not be too high, and it will blend with the large white of the venue, which will make people look gentle and bring softer visual effects and atmosphere.

For some modernist exhibitions, you can also consult the exhibition theme and color system in advance, choose bold color contrast or wear the same color system, which is consistent with the theme of the exhibition hall.