|
Reader Poll Replies: * I
would like to see a better dress code and go back to the days of quality
people dressed appropriately. Linda NC.
* No dress codes. We come to
Las Vegas to have fun not to be seen. Norm Kling
* I cannot imagine why a
dress code would be so important. I have seen men and women in formal
clothing act a very offensive way if that is the reason. Vegas is costly
enough without insisting people must bring evening clothes. Most of us
do not own this type of clothing. Also, men in ties and coats look
ridiculous in 110 degree weather. People who enjoy dressing "up" have a
choice to do so. The rest of us may choose not to. That is America--a
country of choice. Thank you for allowing me to express my opinions: KH
Cahill Dallas, Texas
* Hi Richard. Personally I
like the idea of a dress code to go to a restaurant or night club. It
gives you such a good feeling to be getting dressed up rather than to be
in a casual outfit. These people who are in charge of the establishments
put a lot of hard work and time into making the place presentable and a
place that you would enjoy going to, so why shouldn't we put some effort
into our appearances. Thanks for your newsletter. Always enjoy reading
it. Bev K Clifton, New Jersey
* Yes, I do favor dress
codes. You cannot have someone who looks like a bum walk into an
upscale restaurant and expect to be served when everyone else is wearing
tuxedo's. Roger Faustin Bay City, MI
* No, I personally
don't like dress codes. We go to Las Vegas for "R & R". We could go a
number of places in Houston if we wanted a dress code!! Marsha
Rome Houston, Tx
* If you can pay the money who
cares what people wear, it's a free country and Vegas is a tourist town.
Why should someone have to wear a "coat and tie" to dine. It's strictly
a personal preference on how you want to be viewed. Personally, "if it's
a coat and tie place", I don't go. Jim Culveyhouse Salem, OR
* Yes I would rather go to a place
with a dress code than those without, that way you don't feel
uncomfortable when others are dressed differently than you.
Diane Limon Pacifica CA
* Yes, I agree that some of
the nicer more elite places in Las Vegas should have a dress code. Some
of the clothing worn by folks today is just not acceptable. Like the
baggy pants hanging below the butt, belly shirts, tube tops, short
shorts or mini dresses are a bit much. Clothing tells a lot about
someone. It should be a look of confidence. Regardless of how you feel
inside, I believe someone should always try to look the best that they
can be. Pat McAllister Hardwick, Vermont
* No to the dress code. won't go
to places that have dress codes. when I go to Vegas it is for vacation
and relax not to dress up. GJ Smith
* I do not like dress codes
and I would not go to a restaurant that had one. I personally think no
place should require men to wear ties, even offices, and I am a woman.
Martha Mantel Palo Alto, CA
* I come to Vegas to relax
and enjoy not to dress up. At evening events there should be no shorts
or muscle shirts but cat and tie is bit much for me. Jere
Wamsley Billings, MT
* Yes, If you go to most expensive
restaurants and new nightclubs I don't think is presentable for any one
that could afford to go to places like this dress in street cloth. I do
not mean to dress in formal clothing. I think jacket with or without
ties should be alright or men and for women they should worn dress.
Further more you will be going to places in the evening when the sun is
down and therefore it would not be so hot. Shig Mori
Toronto, Canada
* No way will I dress up to
come to Vegas and the nite life. I'm on vacation. and my money is still
green. Watcherboy
* Yes, I think their should
be a dress code. People now a days look so sloppy and unacceptable.
Vegas is a beautiful city and the people should dress PRETTY and be well
GROOMED. We are all beautiful people and should should show that beauty
off. Kathleen House Wautoma, Wisconsin
*
|
