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What an Italian town’s dress code for tourists reveals about the battle against casual wear | Canada Voices

Open this photo in gallery:Visitors in Varenna now face fines of up to €200 for going bare-chested or wearing swimwear outside of beach areas, piers and boat decks. The new rules are aimed at deterring tourists from entering the town’s streets, bars and restaurants without covering up.Remo Casilli/ReutersAfter years of prioritizing comfort above everything else, our pandemic-era Zoom wardrobes have followed us into public life. These days, it feels as though athleisure is accepted almost everywhere, including at restaurants, transit terminals and even offices.In the northern Italian town of Varenna, however, officials have decided to draw the line. The village…

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