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Old 05-07-2008, 12:47 PM
 
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
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I agree with you, I'm from the Northeast and I never wear shorts (except to a beach or pool), and wouldn't consider it at a nice hotel like Wynn's.

In my opinion, no one over the age of 10 looks good in shorts.

Everything is air conditioned so where's the need for shorts?

Add a little class to the place and put on a pair of khakis or similar.
See what I mean? When in Rome folks...
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Old 05-07-2008, 07:47 PM
 
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From what I can see here, anything goes in Las Vegas when it comes to what to wear. I have seen high fashion,business attire, casual, too casual and what were you thinking when you chose that outfit. I love people watching!! My favorite was this older couple wearing matching yellow polyester short shorts and purple shirts. Oh and I love when you go to the strip and you see the sleazy chics who wear skirts so short that nothing is left to the imagination (especially when they are overweight) wearing super heels that they can't even walk in. If they think they look good, it's scary When my husband asks me if what he is wearing is alright, I always remind him that we live in Vegas
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Old 05-07-2008, 08:55 PM
 
Location: las vegas nevada
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shorts should be ok. i mean no ones gonna criticize you for wearing them. if your comfortable in it then go for it ! within the boundaries of common sense of course. i dont wear my oil change clothes when i go out haha
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Old 05-07-2008, 08:56 PM
 
Location: las vegas nevada
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My favorite was this older couple wearing matching yellow polyester short shorts and purple shirts.
mustve been laker fans
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Old 05-08-2008, 04:42 PM
 
Location: LI ---> NYC ---> PHX/LV ---> ???
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shorts are fine. Pretty much everything in Vegas is casual.

I went to dinner at Mon Ami Gabi in shorts, sandals and a short-sleeve shirt. granted, they were nice sandals and not flip-flops

The rule i've always been told, no matter what restaurant in town, has been no tank-tops and no swimwear. Define that as you will, since it is Las Vegas, after all.

Then again, I'm just one of those "northeasterners", LOL!
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Old 05-08-2008, 05:18 PM
 
Location: Las Vegas (Huntridge)
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shorts are fine. Pretty much everything in Vegas is casual.

I went to dinner at Mon Ami Gabi in shorts, sandals and a short-sleeve shirt. granted, they were nice sandals and not flip-flops

The rule i've always been told, no matter what restaurant in town, has been no tank-tops and no swimwear. Define that as you will, since it is Las Vegas, after all.

Then again, I'm just one of those "northeasterners", LOL!
the only dress codes i have run across were at clubs....but if in doubt, i always give the place a ring just to see.
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Old 05-08-2008, 09:13 PM
 
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Some of the nicer restaurants ask for long pants and collared shirts, especially in the evening.

If it's daytime, and a buffet, I think shorts are fine, no matter where you are.

But there are nice tailored shorts, and then the rest. I figure your shorts should have originally cost at least about the price of your meal
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