Clothing question for LS cruises

[Nakeddawgs 16]

We are considering a LS cruise in 2020 and I have some questions first. What is acceptable level of dress to walk around the ship in? I know the pool deck is clothing optional but just how covered do you need to be elsewhere? At Desire I wear a sheer cover-up to breakfast so technically I’m covered but it’s still see thru. Is that ok on a cruise? Don’t want to shock the staff if everyone else is fully covered

[Guest]

We have been on nude cruises, the biggest issue is being “properly covered” when in dock. 2nd biggest issue, hot have genitals handing lose in the dining areas and the third, dress with some decrum in the formal dining room.

[GoldCoCouple 4,066]

It can also depend on the cruise...if it is a take over or a planned nudist cruise. Even still, the requirements can change. Check with the cruise line when you are signing up.

[Fundamental Law 2,893]

It depends on the cruise line and the itinerary. Our experience is that hallways, common indoor areas (lounges, dining areas, gym) have fairly conservative dress. Theme nights can bring risque outfits to dinner. But not naked. Pools, sundecks, designated play areas--a whole lot of naked people except when in or near port. Check with the operator and especially check with your LS travel agent.

[micknchris 27]

We were on a Bliss Cruise in Nov. and many women wore curve hugging clothes and/or exposed a lot of cleavage, VERY short skirts/shorts, and some fishnets or see through with no bra although based on the guidelines we were given, that was probably pushing the limits. Gentlemen just need to keep the genitals covered, but most are fairly conservative (it is all about the women after all LOL). Dress sexy like you would for a club and you'll be fine, push the limits a bit if you dare.

Mick and Chris