There's only one rule about fashion in Australia: dress how you want and how you feel!<\/p>\n
Australians have a more \"cool\" and<\/i>\u00a0\u201chealthy\"<\/i>. They are always on the beach or in the park, surfing, running, cycling or skateboarding. These are some of their daily activities, including picnics and happy hours sitting on the grass or sand. And that's why the \"aussie\"<\/i>\u00a0is more informal.<\/p>\n
The Australian girl, in general, follows this stripped-down style. Accessories, colorful clothes with lots of flowers, very short shorts and the famous \"pink bun\" are trademarks of the \"<\/span>aussie girl\".\u00a0<\/i>Other things that complement the look well are colorful bathing suits, flats and tight, low-cut dresses and skirts. Jeans, on the other hand, have a straighter cut and a high waist, which makes many Brazilian women uncomfortable.<\/p>\n But it wasn't always like this. Back in the 1980s, Australian women had two distinctive styles: punk <\/i>e angel <\/i>(more patrician). Today, the Australian is a mix of all these styles.<\/p>\n