Throughout history, there have been two very different approaches to how casino owners allow their guests to dress and behave, often leading to highly contrasting styles of attire.

The first of these is favoured by Las Vegas casinos, where the comfort of guests is paramount, meaning they&rsquo;ll hang around at the tables longer, soaking up the glitz and fun that Vegas resorts are famous for. This can result in classic Caribbean party shirts and chinos that are so often seen in movies like The Hangover.

The second type of style, however, is an altogether classier affair, reserved mainly for high-end European casinos, where a night of gaming is viewed more as a cultural statement than a rowdy aside to a bigger night out.

James Bond movies consistently promote this aesthetic, with the likes of Sean Connery and Daniel Craig donning perfectly fitted suits and their female companions wearing elegant dresses.

Here&rsquo;s how both styles are adapting to the ever-changing fashion trends of today.

High-End Casinos Are Relaxing Dress Codes to Suit the Nouveau Riche

One of the most prestigious casinos in the world is the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. Even its parking lot is a testament to the wealth of the people who game their days away here.

Wanting to maintain a certain level of decorum, the owners enforce a strict dress code, although this has been slightly relaxed in recent years, especially during the daytime. After all, many internet and tech millionaires stepping from their private yachts don&rsquo;t even own a dinner jacket these days, and when land-based casinos have to compete against&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oddschecker.com/casino-bonus/ladbrokes">online casinos that offer tasty bonuses</a>, even the Monte Carlo-calibre venues have been forced to move with the times.

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Luxury Brands in Vegas Having an Impact

While in Monaco, casino owners are attempting to get used to their players dressing down, in Vegas the opposite is true. The city has been undergoing a facelift of late, trying to draw the sort of clientele who will order a premium grade cocktail rather than wait for the free drinks tray.

This has meant a tightening of casino dress code, with flip-flops most definitely prohibited and clothing from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.caesars.com/caesars-palace/things-to-do/forum-shops?clickid=0JMwEoWKBxyOUipwUx0Mo3EUUki3sv1n5Qx1wY0&amp;iradid=153&amp;utm_medium=affiliate&amp;utm_source=Las%20Vegas%20Direct&amp;utm_campaign=AM_brand&amp;utm_term=10165#.XuIZWEUzY2x">many of the resident fashion boutiques</a>&nbsp;encouraged over more garish outfits.

How Casino Dress Codes and Fashion Are Staying On-Trend

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