What does “resort casual” even mean? Read on.
Vague phrases like “resort casual” and “casual elegance” try to give guidance, but even those descriptors don’t touch the unspoken rules of true all-inclusive resort wear.
Aside from the select few who are in it solely for the unlimited room service pizza and piano bar karaoke (ahem, my husband), most people book adults-only all-inclusive vacations for the sheer luxury of not having to think about anything else after clicking “Book Now.” The drinks are free, restaurant reservations are nearly an afterthought, and credit cards become arbitrary accessories, while wristbands or signatures become the closest thing to currency once onsite.
The only thing left to plan out for an adults-only all-inclusive vacation is what to wear, which is where it gets tricky because dressing the part can mean the difference between having an uncomfortable experience or getting the VIP treatment. Vague phrases like “resort casual” and “casual elegance” try to give guidance on wardrobe choices, but the reality is that even those descriptors don’t touch the unspoken rules of true all-inclusive resort wear.
From taboo footwear to the real rule on bathrobes in the elevator, dress the part by using these unspoken dress code guidelines for your next adults-only all-inclusive vacation.
