Jenniferathome
03-12-2015, 12:44 PM
I spend way too much time in Las Vegas for a guy who doesn't like to gamble, drink, or sit around and eat but LV is conference central so I visit frequently. I posted pictures about my most recent visit here: http://www.crossdressers.com/forums/showthread.php?225743-Leaving-Las-Vegas-and-the-Go-To-dress
Vegas (the Strip) in the day time is 99.8% super casual, almost sloppy attire (shorts & Tshirts) on the street or in the Casinos. 0.2% are the business travelers forced into suits and office skirts/blouses. I was really looking and I didn't see one, not one summer dress and a large percentage of men were wearing tank tops, almost wife-beaters! Who does that anywhere? The men were especially grungy.
When I'm done with work and working out, I like to people watch. Vegas is a fun place to do that. At night, an interesting dichotomy occurs. 85% are still sloppy, sad. 10% are now represented In business suits now that the conferences are done and the final 5%, however, are now dressed to the nines. Sequins, heels, bling and usually short dresses are seen in any major Casino. They are the minority by far, but not out of place. It's sort of expected so few notice. Now, these women are going somewhere, they are not walking the street but dressed to kill for sure.
So what? Well, if you ever wanted to get out, Vegas is a place you can do this but if you're planning on being a day walker, leave the dress on the hanger, unless you want to be noticed. No one will give you a hard time but you will be the only one in that dress. Even a skirt is a rarity although I did see a few denim skirts during my stay. Shorts and a Tshirt are the uniform. But at night, anything goes. Cut loose and have a ball. Staff at all the major resorts will treat you well.
Vegas (the Strip) in the day time is 99.8% super casual, almost sloppy attire (shorts & Tshirts) on the street or in the Casinos. 0.2% are the business travelers forced into suits and office skirts/blouses. I was really looking and I didn't see one, not one summer dress and a large percentage of men were wearing tank tops, almost wife-beaters! Who does that anywhere? The men were especially grungy.
When I'm done with work and working out, I like to people watch. Vegas is a fun place to do that. At night, an interesting dichotomy occurs. 85% are still sloppy, sad. 10% are now represented In business suits now that the conferences are done and the final 5%, however, are now dressed to the nines. Sequins, heels, bling and usually short dresses are seen in any major Casino. They are the minority by far, but not out of place. It's sort of expected so few notice. Now, these women are going somewhere, they are not walking the street but dressed to kill for sure.
So what? Well, if you ever wanted to get out, Vegas is a place you can do this but if you're planning on being a day walker, leave the dress on the hanger, unless you want to be noticed. No one will give you a hard time but you will be the only one in that dress. Even a skirt is a rarity although I did see a few denim skirts during my stay. Shorts and a Tshirt are the uniform. But at night, anything goes. Cut loose and have a ball. Staff at all the major resorts will treat you well.