ThatDamnedPanda -> RE: What to wear going to a bdsm establishment? (6/3/2009 8:31:06 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LAgirlsub Since a fashion thread started...or rather just what to wear on a first domme/sub date, can someone tell me...what do you wear to a bdsm establishment? Heck I don't even know what you call the public play places...Do you say club? Dungeon? This one local domme I chat with mentioned about going to one in Hollywood...so please tell me...what do you wear? Can I wear what I normally do such as fun jeans and a baby doll T? Are you talking about the Lair, by any chance? If so, I think you can usually check out their website for any possible dress codes for whatever event you're attending (IIRC). I've seen people in jeans and T-shirts for the Saturday aternoon events, but the prime-time action usually calls for something a lttle more upscale. I was chatting with the owner once about dress codes, and he said something to the effect of, "my rule of thumb is, if you're dressed like you're going to Applebee's, please go to Applebee's." The owner is very good at calling back and answering whatever questions you have if you're unfamiliar with the place, and once you've been there once, you'll develop a sense of what works there and what doesn't. quote:
ORIGINAL: LAgirlsub And I'll just guess that it's OK to just watch right? I really don't think I'd ever want to be doing a public 'anything' but I'd go for the experience. Absolutely. I've been there a number of times, and that's all I've ever done. Just socialize. If it is the Lair we're talking about, there's an outdoor courtyard for people to mix and mingle by the fire, and a kitchen area for people to graze on snacks and whatnot. And the play spaces have far more people watching than playing. You won't be the least bit out of place. If you're going with a friend, that would mean she's a member and has some experience in public play spaces. Just follow her lead as far as play space etiquette is concerned, and you'll be fine. And if it's not the Lair you're talking about, some of the specific details obviously may not apply, but the overall thrust of what I said is applicable in almost any public play space in the country. Oh... and have fun! Keep in mind that parking for a Friday or Saturday night event at the Lair can be a real bitch, so sensible footwear is not a bad idea. Some people park around the corner on the side streets, but in that neighborhood i prefer to park on the main street for the night-time events, even it means a farther walk. It's not that it's a dangerous place to walk, but the side streets are maybe not the smartest place to park a car for several hours. You'll probably be fine either way, but just something to keep in mind.
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