We're going to vegas on the 10th and (God willing) we'll see Prince. I have what I'm wearing ready (and two backups, actually) - but I'm not sure what to dress my husband in!!

Any suggestions?

Are jeans a definite NO? Dress pants? Jacket?

Any suggestions would be great!!

If back hair's not an issue, dress him up in vintage backless gown.

A nice belt should accentuate his waistline.

If he's not too modest, have him show some cleavage.

Have him go light on the jewelry, but make sure to pull his hair back if he's wearing a nice pair of earrings.

Put him in a pair of flats (he'll be on his feet for a while), with a tasteful, matching clutch.

We were there last weekend and there were plenty of people in jeans, so that shouldn't be an issue. We dressed to the nines which was fun for us, but certainly was not necessary... Several of the folks we talked to didn't even know there was a dress code, and they were fine...

jeans should be okay...but not like grungy "just pulled them ouu of the hamper" jeans. i think some slacks and a buisiness shirt with the sleeves rolled up and some comfortable shoes should be fine. keep jewelry to a minimum(like a chain).

I haven't had "going out" cloths in years. If I could get to be in Jeans and dance all night

Now how to figure out how to stay at the front of the stage and get my drink on!?

I wore an outfit I purchased for the occasion: a ruffled black blouse and spanish style black skirt, suede black shoes and pearls. My husband wore a tux.

[Edited 2/28/07 16:16pm]

When in doubt, go in black.

CJBabyDaddy said:

that was great literally made me "laugh out loud"

any concert that requires a dress code should be avoided at all cost

You don't need to dress too fancy but you should at least dress like you care what you look like! Something nice and clean I didn't see anyone get turned away because of their attire when I was there! Many people were in jeans and T-shirts....although I thought their choice of clothes was too casual!

MissBritt said:

I'm a man, and happily wore a suit (no tie) to one of the NYE shows. I usually would be a little more casual, but it felt great to rock the suit and be one of the cleanest cats in there.

Since they do a great job of not overselling the venue, I was never uncomfortable.

CJBabyDaddy said:

Sorry, I know the post above is 2 months old, but...