THE DRESS CODE IS MORE THAN JUST A REQUIREMENT; IT'S A DECLARATION OF ONE’S IDENTITY.

SEATTLE FETISH BALL IS ABOUT TRANSFORMATION AND FANTASY

The dress code is the essential pillar of its ethos. Only those who have put in the effort to embrace the spirit of the event are granted express entry. A door domme will greet you upon arrival and, if needed, be of assistance to help you meet the standard. View photos from our previous event for inspiration.

We understand Night Club fans want to experience their Seattle show but are not in the fetish community. Understand that they are a part of an overall immersive experience and not the reason Seattle Fetish Ball exists. By dressing to our expectations you are helping our community create an atmosphere that aligns with our cultural values. In addition, our dress code fosters the intended environment. Fetish events prioritize consent, respect, and community building, which are facilitated by such guidelines.

In other words, you’re not attending a Night Club concert, you’re attending Seattle’s Biggest Fetish Event that’s featuring a performance by Night Club.

Refunds will not be issued under any circumstance.

Complimentary coat check will be provided.

A few style examples, but not limited to, listed below:

  • pony play, puppy play, macabre, alt sub-culture, fantasy, fem domme, sissy, leatherman, Barbie goth, twisted circus, gimp, rubber doll, heavy rubber, leather daddy, mistress, dominatrix, femme domme, goth, vampire

  • Latex, Corsets, and Leather!

  • Other items include but are not limited to: spanking skirts, kilts, open bust, epaulets, gas mask, straitjacket, scalemail, posture collars, opera gloves, blind masks, muzzles, gags, collars, leads & leashes, chest/leg/face/body harness, lace, stockings, high heels, boots, Pleasers boots, pasties, bodystockings, bodysuits, hoods, cuffs, gauntlets, fishnets, sheer, mesh, stilettos, hobble skirts, chains, inflatables, catsuits, ballerina heels, mitts, wiggle dress, headdresses, chaps, body chains, crowns, wigs, spikes & studs, Catherine D’Lish robes, garters, chastity gear, o-rings, armbinders, devil horns, PVC, platform heels, butcher’s apron, vampire fangs, leotards, over the knee boots, thigh highs, jockstraps, boleros.

  • Jeans or denim (even black in color), business suits, out of the bag halloween character costumes, cargo shorts, plain dress shirt or blouse, basic little black dress, t-shirts, anything potentially vanilla.

    Again, we’re asking you to use your imagination when crafting your ensemble.