Dress Code for Beach Clubs
The Las Vegas nightlife and daylife scene are legendary, and so are the dress codes. In a town where almost anything goes, there is no getting around the strict dress code requirements at the Vegas Clubs. Most pool-goers don't think you need to be told how to dress for a beach club, a dayclub or a pool party, but think of it like this – a dayclub is a nightclub during the day, and as we all know, nightclubs have specific parameters of what is appropriate and what isn't and those parameters are strictly enforced; alternatively, the same applies for the beach clubs and Vegas pool parties.
Please don't get hung up on the rhetoric that a dress code is a limitation of freedom or that it stifles your self-expression. The success of a club depends on the environment it creates. Clubs put dress codes in place because they want to keep everything as classy, upscale, and exclusive as possible for their guests.
When going to a Las Vegas pool party, your swimsuit will be the star of the show, so you want to look great and feel confident about the way you look, especially around the hundreds of other ladies that will be sprawled across the loungers and daybeds. If your swimsuit is more than a year old, consider upgrading to a new one. The last thing you want to do is show up to an upscale pool party with last season's trends. Instead, shop for a trendy swimsuit in a style that reflects your personality while remaining classy and chic.
Both one-piece swimsuits and two-piece bikinis are acceptable at Vegas pool parties. While some women prefer neutral colors like black, others like bold colors, fun prints, or sexy cutouts. Showing a bit of skin while at a pool party is a given, but avoid showing too much. You don't want to accidentally slip out of your swimsuit. You also don't want to purposely wear swimsuit alternatives that could get you kicked out, such as pasties instead of a swimsuit top. A standard one-piece or bikini is recommended and what you'll find most of the other girls sporting.
While your swimsuit is what you'll be wearing most of the day, you'll need to have some type of cover-up when you arrive at the party destination. As most clubs require you to walk through a casino or lobby to get to the pool, you'll have to meet the venue's dress codes and cover-up. When it comes to cover-ups, there are a number of stylish choices. Lightweight wraps, flowy sundresses, and airy maxi dresses are popular options. Remember, temperatures in Las Vegas can reach three digits during the hot summer, so you'll want to dress light to remain comfortable.
While you have many great options when it comes to swimwear and accessories, there are a number of things you cannot wear to a Las Vegas pool party. First, you will likely not gain entry if you are sporting any type of athletic wear, including baggy shorts or sports jerseys. The dress code also warns against clothing that is torn or cut off, such as cut-off shorts or ripped tops. Also, avoid clothing that is see-through, features offensive words or prints, or contains chains. Baggy clothing, sneakers, and hard-soled shoes are also off limits. If you decide to bring a bag, know that items are subject to search.
Regarding footwear, flip-flops are fine, but hard-soled shoes and boots are off-limits. Instead, choose sandals, wedges, or heels. Consider your overall image. Even if you plan to have a relaxing day by the pool, you will still have to look presentable. That means doing your hair and makeup.
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Brian Pfeiffer's Final Take on the Dress Code Beach Club
These days, Las Vegas daylife is far more sophisticated and extravagant. When heading to one of the premier beach clubs, dayclubs, or pool parties, if you don't meet the requirements, you will be denied access. So, if you don't want to get turned away at the door, there are rules you need to know – from head to toe - before you go.
In the famous words of the great late Audrey Hepburn, "Life is a party; dress like it." Both men and women are required to dress in appropriate swim attire, even if you don't plan on getting into the water. In other words, dress to impress, and that includes going to and from the pool. Ladies, coverups are required. You will not be allowed to walk through any hotel lobby or casino without one. There are several stylish and popular choices, from loose-fitting, lightweight maxi dresses to cute and casual sundresses and colorful sarongs with intricate designs. Keep in mind that Las Vegas is in the middle of the desert, and temperatures can and will reach triple digits during the peak summer months, so dress lightly to remain comfortable throughout the day.
With increased social visibility from a highly affluent, highly globalized crowd, there is a strong emphasis on what to wear and what looks good, not only to impress but also to feel empowered. Your swimsuit will be the star of the show – one-piece and two-piece bikinis in neutral colors like black and white or suits in fun colors, prints, and sexy cutouts are acceptable and appropriate. Wear something that makes you feel comfortable, confident, and chic.
When it comes to showing skin, it is a foregone conclusion that you will want to show some; however, everything in moderation. A swimsuit that is too revealing can be risky and embarrassing. You don't want to have a "wardrobe malfunction" and accidentally have certain body parts popping out. Also, understand that two-piece swimsuit alternatives like pasties for a top and a thong as thin as "dental floss" for the bottom push the boundaries, and as a result, you will be asked to leave. Guys, that goes for you, too, no male mesh thongs.
While there are many great options when it comes to what you can and cannot wear to a Las Vegas pool party, you will not gain entry if you are dressed in any athletic wear, including baggy shorts or professional sports jerseys. The dress code also prohibits jeans, sweatpants/sweat shorts, wife-beater tank tops, torn, ripped, cut, dirty, or see-through clothing, and clothing with offensive words, large logos, chains, or spikes.
Accessories such as beach hats are allowed, jewelry is permitted, but it must be kept to a minimum, and bags will be searched if they are even allowed in. Take time to do your hair and makeup; everything in moderation. Think about your overall image. Even though you may be planning a relaxing day by the pool, you still want to look appropriate and presentable. Make a statement, but don't overdo it. It's nice to stand out in a crowd, but only for the right reasons. Las Vegas dress codes are not that complicated; think trendy and upscale, have fun, and wear wisely!
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