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clothing options
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Sun Sep 10, 2017 1:56 pmby RobandHarper
I understand the dress code for dinner, but what about breakfast and lunch? We're set for fancy dinners, but are other meals simple casual? Clothing optional?
Re: clothing options
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Sun Sep 10, 2017 2:27 pmby Takes2toTango
Your vacation you set the tone.
We've seen work out clothes to top notch resort vacation wear.
No nudity at lunch breakfast indoor Restaurants.
Hope this helps
Enjoy
Re: clothing options
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Sun Sep 10, 2017 3:08 pmby tikihutguy
Takes2toTango wrote:
No nudity at lunch breakfast indoor Restaurants.
Not exactly... Nothing but a net cover up and sandals works for lunch and breakfast
Outdoor BBQ even less works
Re: clothing options
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Sun Sep 10, 2017 4:29 pmby Takes2toTango
AdultFunTime wrote:I think you are getting the picture ... Breakfast and Lunch is basically don't walk in buck naked.. some attempt to cover "the basics" is required.... That said, in the morning we have found more modest... shorts/ shirt/ cover-up over suit (albeit some very sexy).. At lunch, since most of us have been naked at the pool and drinking...the Mrs has jumped out and just slipped on her sheer cover up and gone in for lunch...so lunch seems to be a bit more "in the moment" dress code.
Do what you are comfortable with ... have fun ...
T&C
That's us. Thanks for validating.
Re: clothing options
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Sun Sep 10, 2017 5:49 pmby tikihutguy
Breakthrough wrote:The Mrs wears a (very sheer) coverup and I (Mr.) wear some swim trunks and a linen button-up polo. These are all removed the moment we step out of the restaurant.
Exactly but remember your shoes or sandals; wait they have flip flops to borrow at the door
Re: clothing options
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Thu Sep 21, 2017 9:51 pmby IrieJim
We vacation at Pearl in June and it is hot. So much so that Aphrodite AC can't keep up. We would prefer to be nude at breakfast and lunch anyway so maybe we could petition management to create a clothing optional dining area....even if it was outside on the patio. Of course they would have to allow nude guests to cruise the buffet.
Re: clothing options
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Fri Sep 22, 2017 8:08 pmby Screamincheetah
We like the fact that meals are at least semi clothed. When I read these forums the episode from Seinfeld pops in my head a lot where they're discussing 'good naked and bad naked.'
Re: clothing options
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Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:30 amby red88vette
I enjoy seeing the sheer and net coverups, I find them very sexy and enticing, bit of a tease.
Re: clothing options
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Fri Sep 29, 2017 3:20 pmby mermd
I think I understand about the daytime "what to wear" but at night for dinner, (and I know it is whatever I feel...) but what are most wearing? Layers? sexy gowns? See through gowns? And what for the men at night?
Thanks for you input!