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If you're planning a visit to Vegas, you are likely wondering what to pack for the
Las Vegas nightclubs and Vegas pool parties. If you want to get in and fit in, you will need to dress to impress. In our Guide below, we will discuss the strict dress code requirements of the "do's" and "don't even try it!"
While you don't have to dust off your tux or show up in a Tom Ford suit, you do have to adhere to the club's dress code requirements; otherwise, you won't make it past the velvet ropes. While the dress code policies at Vegas nightclubs and day clubs typically apply more to men than women, regardless of gender, it is always a good idea to dress to the nines. Remember, these venues are known for their upscale atmosphere and stylish clientele, so putting effort into your outfit can enhance your overall experience.
Don'ts: Tank tops, graphic tees, hoodies/sweatshirts, bare chest
While it was the norm for guys to wear collared shirts to the club, there has been a massive surge in the fashion vernacular of wearing fashionable or high-end t-shirts. Most clubs are lenient about this, but it is at their discretion whether or not to allow entry. I recommend throwing on a blazer over the T-shirt to complete the look.
BOTTOMS
Do's: Jeans, dress pants
Don'ts: Shorts, sweatpants/athleisure wear (including most joggers), cutoff jeans
Although distressed jeans are fashionable (small rips and weathering), clubs will not allow "destroyed" jeans for men, which refer to jeans that are missing huge chunks of the legs. This style is popular among women, but there are also some variations for men.
Here's where it gets tricky – while Jordan Brand shoes have come back into the popular consciousness, they technically fall under "athletic shoes" and are usually denied at the door. Yeezy's fall under the same category, although there are more cases of leniency with these, especially if you are a
bottle service customer. Sneakers that are allowed: Vans, Converse Chuck Taylors, most Steve Madden casual shoes, or similarly styled miscellaneous brands.
Don'ts: Gym/athleisure wear, sheer/see-through tops without a bra
BOTTOMS
Do's: Anything except -
Don'ts: Gym/athleisure wear
SHOES
Do's: Heels, flats, sandals with a back strap
Don'ts: Gym/athletic shoes, flip flops
Ladies, you have a bit more freedom when it comes to your club attire. The only limitations are gym wear and sheer and excessively revealing clothing that exposes an immoderate amount of skin. Contrary to popular belief that anything goes in Vegas, at the clubs, that's not the case.
Pro Tip: Pick a pair of shoes you can stay in all night, ladies. Not only is it dangerous and unhealthy to walk around the clubs without shoes, but it's also not a good look, and it's one surefire way to get kicked out.
Anything larger than a ladies' clutch must be stored in the club's coat check (only available in the winter months), or you will have to use the hotel's bag check or concierge desk, and there is usually a fee associated with this service. Backpacks and messenger bags are not allowed inside the venue.
While many guys (and some ladies) love to throw on their favorite snapback when they venture out, that's not allowed inside the clubs. The same goes for dad hats, baseball caps, trucker hats, etc. Conversely, formal hats such as fedoras or even cowboy hats might be allowed, but don't take a chance – leave your hat in your
Las Vegas Hotel room. Some places have cited security concerns (it's hard to identify someone through an overhead security camera with their hat pulled down), but like most dress code restrictions, it doesn't make the club's ambiance look good if everyone is sporting a hat.
With every rule, there is typically an exception. Bottle service guests usually get a bit of a longer leash when it comes to their wardrobe – although not by much – and there are some instances when the club might be willing to make exceptions for certain individuals like celebrities and high-profile clients. It's understandable to feel frustrated when it seems like others are able to get away with things that you can't, but each individual's circumstances and privileges are unique. I assure you, pleading with the security or the staff to let you wear your Jordans 1's in because you saw someone else do it once before is not going to do a whole lot of good and will result in you getting asked to step away from the door to change your shoes or leave. I highly recommend dressing on the safe side to avoid any front door mishaps.
While the vibe is much more relaxed at the Vegas dayclubs, beach clubs, and pool parties, there is still a strict dress code policy in place that all guests must follow. In order to gain entry, you must be wearing a swimsuit. This policy is strictly enforced to maintain the high standards of the venue and ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all patrons. Failure to comply will result in denial of entry.
The biggest mistake guys make is thinking they can wear cargo shorts or basketball shorts to the pool party. If you don't have swimwear on, you will have to go back to your room to change or buy some at the swim shop (and they won't be cheap, so it's best to come prepared).
SHOES
Do's: Flip flops, sandals, boat shoes, gym shoes or similar
Don'ts: dress shoes, boots
Wearing athletic sneakers into a day club is usually ok at a Las Vegas event, but it does vary from door to door. Some will allow them; some will deny them. I recommend going the safe route wearing nice athletic shoes.
While the vibe is much more relaxed at the Vegas dayclubs, beach clubs, and pool parties, there is still a strict dress code policy in place that all guests must follow. In order to gain entry, you must be wearing a swimsuit. This policy is strictly enforced to maintain the high standards of the venue and ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all patrons. Failure to comply will result in denial of entry.
Do's: Swimsuit + cover-up, casual clothes for walking through the casino, heels, wedges, flats, and sandals.
Don'ts: Long pants, athletic wear, athletic shoes
Again, ladies have fewer dress code restrictions compared to men. You can wear your swimsuit under shorts and a crop top, but don’t show up in jeans and think you'll get in because you won't.
For those who don’t know for sure, hats, caps, and sunglasses are allowed. While you can bring large bags into the venue, please note that
Las Vegas security will thoroughly inspect its contents to ensure you aren't bringing anything onto the premises that goes against the venue's policies. Non-bottle service guests will be required to purchase a locker for the day to store anything larger than a clutch purse. Lockers are available to rent at all pool parties for a hefty fee.
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Dress codes are an essential component of the overall experience at Las Vegas nightclubs and day clubs. They serve to create a certain atmosphere and ensure that all guests feel comfortable and safe. While some may view dress codes as restrictive or exclusionary, it is important to understand that they are in place for a reason. By adhering to a dress code, patrons are showing respect for the establishment and their fellow guests. Dress codes help to maintain a level of sophistication and elegance that is synonymous with the
Las Vegas daylife and nightlife scene. They also help to prevent any potential issues that may arise from individuals dressing inappropriately or causing disruptions. Dress codes are not meant to discriminate or offend. They are simply a way to maintain a certain standard of dress and behavior within the venue. Rather than taking offense, see it as an opportunity to dress up and make a statement.
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