With the latest turn of events in the saga of restrictions related to the pandemic, you're probably talking about the house right now, whether you work at home or otherwise. Your uniform of choice? Probably lounge wear.

Indoor clothes have come a long way since worn oversized shirt. Today, in the midst of long stays at home, they have become the few pieces that we carry in the house are paintings self expression - parts that can arouse joy after getting dressed now (if only up to the waist) in front of screens of laptops WFH. From a parade of wool and cashmere sets and silky sleepwear and feathered, enter the first collection of lounge wear Dior 'Dior Chez Moi".

First of its kind in French HouseHe endorsed the inevitably increasing demand for comfort clothes while the world continues to stay inside. Somehow, the collection affects nearly Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri own personal wardrobe also filled with clean staples and a clothing preference leans towards the function and practicality rather than excess highly stylized. (Of course, if you wear Dior clothing inside the house, we are convinced that you already have this penchant for `` extra '' in your genes)

soft bristles and soft cashmeres more cozy up this collection; those who attempt litters repeated throughout the week. After all, it was created to "refinement and the good life." With coordinated pajamas and knitted together, the collection covers a sartorial spectrum based on the state of being at home, with cozy robes, hedge-like robes and swimwear making their appearance, just like toilet bags, slides and dishes. soled -bottes - if you ever find yourself hanging between past morning inside and languorous afternoon sunbathing.

The relaxed silhouettes and soft loungewear have not deterred the mark of his dreamlike aesthetic; revisiting iconic designs as toile de Jouy lively and monogram vintage graphic. There is also a new print, which is delightfully whimsical House of aesthetics and pointing his hat (or in this case, a scarf silk) on the superstitious nature of Christian Dior. Designed by close friend and Chiuri Italian artist Pietro Ruffo, the sky mapped by the constellation is accompanied by legends of the zodiac, spread over a base map of the low grid world and captures a fantastic nature to which Dior is so widely loved and known.

This collection can be designed for inside, but we do not stop to imagine an elegant travel potential for the resumption of jet set: relaxing in sunny locations and floating along the seaside resorts. For now, however, it will be just as pretty in the back gardens, breakfast bars, and of course comfortably in bed

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The best time to visit Italy are the months of May, June, and September. Compared to the peak summer months of July and August, these months offer more comfortable temperatures and there are fewer crowds ( except around Easter ). The country experiences four classic seasons per year, although there is a marked difference between the wetter, cooler North and the drier, warmer South. The rainiest months pretty much everywhere are usually October and November.

Fall ( September – November ) : temperatures cool down gradually, although September is usually still very pleasant. Expect crisp fall leaves and some sunnier days, but plan for wet weather too. Fall carries many of the same benefits as spring, but with slightly less predictable weather.

Winter : temperatures in the South remain mild in winter, while Northern Italy is normally wet and cold. Winter in the Italian Alps is fantastic though for skiing and snowboarding, but the ski resorts do get crowded so book early.

Travelers wishing to visit Italy can use a bus, train, plane, or boat to get there. Most tourists arrive by plane though, often landing in Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport, the country’s busiest airport. This is the preferred point of entry in Italy when you want to visit Rome, or tour the entire country. Click here for a continuously updated list of airlines that offer direct flights to Rome.

Although Rome is the main getaway for most visitors to Italy, it’s often easier and cheaper to fly directly to/from one of the country’s other airports. It can also save you a lot of time to book a multi-city ticket, hereby arriving in one airport and leaving from another ( for example fly in Milan in the north and fly out via Naples in the south ). The following airports are of interest for most tourist itineraries :

Milan Malpenza Airport ( north ) is the largest international airport in the Milan metropolitan area in northern Italy ( and also the main getaway to the Italian Lakes ). Click here for a continuously updated list of airlines that offer direct flights to Milan.

Venice Marco Polo airport ( north ) is the international airport of Venice. It offers flights to many European metropolitan areas as well as some partly seasonal long-haul routes to the United States, Canada, South Korea and the Middle East. Click here for a continuously updated list of airlines that offer direct flights to Venice.

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