What to Wear in Slovakia

The ubiquitous cream and pale buff plaster found on the neoclassical and baroque townhouses lining Hviezdoslav Square.

Wearing this makes you look like a local who belongs among the historic alleyways without distracting from the architecture.

This warm neutral is a dream for those with golden or olive undertones.

The weathered terracotta tiles and clay-shingled roofs that define the city's skyline when viewed from Bratislava Castle.

Wear this to echo the city's warmth and create a cohesive, professional travel-photograph look.

The earthy depth brings a healthy glow to pale or cool-toned complexions.

The whimsical Art Nouveau facade and tiled roof of the Church of St. Elizabeth, also known as the Blue Church.

This provides a high-energy pop that stands out brilliantly against the cream buildings and grey stone streets.

It's a vibrant, clean shade that brightens everyone but looks particularly crisp on cool undertones.

The oxidized verdigris domes and ironwork found atop St. Martin's Cathedral and Michael's Gate.

A sophisticated way to add depth to your photos while staying within the city's natural, historical color story.

Muted and earthy, this is the perfect sophisticated neutral for those with neutral to warm skin.