Where to check your party's dress code
Open the party's page from the calendar: whatever they ask for that night is listed there, next to the dates and tickets. The same club can ask for different things on different nights, so don't go by what you saw for another party.
If the page doesn't say, message me on WhatsApp before you go and we'll check.
What some clubs have asked for
These are real examples from their pages. Each edition can change, so always confirm the one for your date.
- TwentyTwo: smart casual or elegant. Glam Night asked for elegant and classy, and the French night for elegant.
- Toy Room: smart casual or sharp clubwear, following the theme if the night has one.
- Sky Club: at Le Classico smart casual is recommended, and a bit dressier in the VIP area.
White Party and themed nights
When a night has a theme, that's the dress code. See the parties to find out which fall on your dates.
- White Party: all in white. Café del Mar asked for strictly white, and so did Toy Room Beach Club.
- Halloween: Infinity by Hugo's invited people to come in their wildest costume.
- Wild West: a cowboy touch, with a hat, boots or some western detail.
- Glow Night: neon.
Pool parties, foam and boats
For its pool parties, Infinity by Hugo's recommends swimwear, a towel and flip-flops or sandals. At other pool parties and boat parties, follow what each one says.
The foam party at Aria Complex is its own thing: wear clothes you don't mind soaking and leave leather, suede and anything delicate at home.
VIP tables
With a VIP table the party's dress code applies, and at some parties it's worth dressing up a little more for that area. You also have to arrive at the time you're given, so leave yourself plenty of margin.
Shoes that last until 04:00
A club night means hours on your feet: check the hours for each venue. Whatever the dress code, don't wear brand-new shoes that night: go for a pair you've already broken in and can dance in.
