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This is the night
you've been waiting for. You've done your research and your ready to
get your groove on in the hottest clubs Las Vegas has to offer, you
have even booked a limo to escort you and your friends back to your
hotel for some after-hours partying. But there's still one more
crucial decision to be made, and it's one that many first-timers in
Vegas overlook: what to wear.
Many Las Vegas night clubs enforce a dress code. The last thing you
want is to be turned away while your better-dressed buddies breeze
inside to have the time of their lives. |
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Not only is it
really embarrassing, but after going back to the hotel to change
you'll have to wait in line all over again.
But don't worry,
dressing appropriately for a Vegas club isn't rocket science. Follow
these tips and your clothes won't get you turned away.
Do's
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You should dress to impress. An
expensive-looking outfit will get you better treatment.
Remember that Friday and Saturday nights can be more difficult to
get into a club, and being impeccably-dressed gives you an
advantage. |
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For the guys: the standard
Vegas look is a collared, button-up shirt worn with jeans or dress
pants and leather shoes. It's not too original, but is guaranteed
to get you in the club.
If you insist on wearing a t-shirt, it better look like something
special.
A simple way to dress up a t-shirt is to wear a sports coat over
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Some
up-scale clubs forbid jeans and t-shirts. If you're concerned,
check their website or call in advance to find out what their
dress code is. |
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A suit is
fine, but unless you're 007 you might feel over-dressed. |
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For the
girls: the dress code is simpler for the ladies, just wear
whatever you look hottest in! You can go glamorous with a cocktail
dress, or keep it casual with jeans and a dressy top. |
Don'ts
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Guys, please don't try going to a
club wearing a tank top no matter how buff you are. It's likely to
work out for you. |
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Even if the club allows jeans, you
shouldn't push your luck by wearing ones that are really baggy or
torn. |
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No
baseball caps, jerseys, or shorts. Ever. |
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Forbidden
footwear for clubs are sneakers, sports sandals, and flip-flops. |
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Don't
assume all clubs have the same dress code. Just because one club
allowed you in wearing a t-shirt doesn't mean that the next one
will, and arguing won't help. |
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