Sexual Fantasy Dresscode

What is Sexual Fantasy Dresscode?

Quote from Thaur: “It’s not the case that anyone who wears any kind of fetish clothing automatically gets in. What counts for me when selecting guests is creativity and a willingness to communicate.”

The most important criteria for admission to the KitKatClub are a tolerant attitude and a willingness to communicate, as well as adherence to the “Sexual Fantasy Dress Code”. You will only find specific guidelines for your outfit here in passing, as there are actually no limits to your creativity.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited.”
Albert Einstein | 26 October 1929

COLOURFUL – CRAZY – EXTRAVAGANT – CRAZY welcome!

Fetish | Vinyl | Leather | Latex | Rubber | Plastic | Metal | Nylon | Gothic | Costume | Uniform | Drag | Burlesque | Straps | Heels | Rhinestones | Baroque | Skirt | Kilt | Punk Bodypainting | Extravagant | Elegant | Evening Wear | Style | Kink | Naughty | Glamour | Make-Up | Glitter | Glitter | Imaginative Accessories | Diverse | Sensual Imaginative based on the respective theme of the night

IMPRESSES WITH CREATIVITY + ORIGINALITY!
ABSOLUTE NO GOs:

Normal street clothes – street suits – jeans – sportswear – normal (black) cloth trousers – camouflage – cotton underwear – worn-out sneakers/gym shoes. An important BASIC RULE as a guide: if you can stroll through the city centre in your outfit without anyone turning around to look at you, you are very probably wrong! We welcome ANYTHING that takes the attributes “sensuality” and “fantasy” positively into account. At the same time, it is essential that every guest feels really comfortable in their own “shell” and does not wear “something” in the mistaken belief that they can “just get in”.

Realise YOUR inspirations of hedonistic fantasy creatures, dazzling personalities and other extravagant appearances. Realise YOUR fantasies creatively and YOUR authentic charisma will shine!

Don’t disguise yourself, reinvent yourself! If you are still unsure about the “right shell”, we recommend carrying an optional “second shell” to overcome our strict admission control.

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