Extreme climates for daring or conservative looks.

At this time of the year the city of Buenos Aires presents a cool weather with warm days, a perfect atmosphere to wear clothes made from fresh and lightweight fabrics, although it is recommended to carry a coat or jacket for the evenings or for those moments when it rains in the city. Buenos Aires, the most European city of Latin American, invites you to take a cultural and historical tour. We also suggest that you visit Patagonia and the southern section of the Andes.

Why does it work?

For the hottest time of the day (and to welcome the spring) we recommend a floral printed long dress, accompanied by a pair of sandals in neutral tones. Remember to always carry an umbrella so the unpredictable spring rains do not catch you by surprise. Choose an eye-catching watch to give you a touch of shine.

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Why does it work?

Achieve a fresh and modern look to go to work by: wearing a white top with ruffled details and some black jeans with distressing details, complement the look with something fun, It could be a pair of flats in this season color -Aurora Red-. Must haves: a leather bag, a shiny watch and your favorite type of glasses. Remember to apply some color to your lips.

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Why does it work?

If you have an interesting night, look sensual with a lace dress accompanied by a jacket and some high heel sandals in dark tones, that will make you feel confident when you walk. We dare you to wear a gold clutch to project an very attractive attitude!

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City review

Buenos Aires is the most popular destination for those who seek cosmopolitan cities in South America. Its streets are filled with tradition, fashion, art and culture that give a unique identity to this Paris of Latin American. In it you’ll find the Sofitel Hotel, located in a wonderful neighborhood surrounded by antique shops and art galleries, a true epicenter of culture.

The restaurant iLatina, located in Murillo street, will seduce you with their seven course tasting menu that changes each season, accompanied by the best argentine wines. To relax and enjoy the creative side of Buenos Aires, visit the bohemian sub-neighborhood Palermo Soho, an area full of fashion, design, and delicious food. You can not leave the city without visiting Corrientes Avenue, it is the hub for the city’s nightlife. This area is filled with bars and theaters where Tango was born. If you want to enjoy parks and green zones during the spring, you should visit the Parque 3 de Febrero, better known as Palermo Woods.