DRESSCODE
Make an effort. That’s the whole thing.
This is the happy party, and the way it stays happy is that everyone brings something to it. Your look is what you give the room. Show up in street clothes and you’re taking energy out instead of adding it.
So: colourful, kinky, playful. Neon latex, glitter, vinyl, harnesses, fishnets, fur, feathers, pastel, PVC, uniforms, lingerie. Costumes and full character looks are very welcome. Go as wild and as fun as you want, as long as it stays kinky.
It doesn’t have to be expensive. It has to be on purpose.
Classic kinky? Welcome. Colour goes first.Your regular kinky and fetish outfits (leather, latex, harness, all-black) are absolutely welcome at BOUNCE. But this party is all about colour. When the club is full and the door has to choose, the colourful looks get priority. One loud detail already changes everything.
YES OR NOPE?
Hell yes
- Neon latex, vinyl, PVCIf it squeaks, it’s probably right.
- Glitter. More glitter.On your face, in your hair, on strangers by 2 am.
- Harnesses, fishnets, lingerieThe classics, just add colour.
- Fur, feathers, pastelSoft is kinky too.
- Uniforms & full character looksNaughty nurse, space cowboy, slutty rubber duck.
- Basically nothing, worn with confidenceShoes stay on though.
Nope
- JeansThe jeans stay in the bag. On the floor they are a no.
- Plain T-shirt, jeans & sneakersThat’s an outfit for buying milk. Trainers are fine when the rest is a look.
- Everyday streetwearYou had all week for that.
- A suit from the officeUnless you are clearly playing a character.
- “I’ll just take my shirt off inside”That’s not a look, that’s laundry.
- Costumes that mock peopleCultures, religions and identities are not costumes.
OUTFIT IDEAS
No costume? No problem.
You don’t need to dress up as anything. Most people come in a kinky party outfit with the colour turned up. Here is what works.
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Your usual kinky look, plus one colour
Already have a go-to fetish outfit? Wear it. Then swap one piece for something loud: a pink harness, neon laces, a coloured collar, bright garters. That is all it takes.
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Harness over anything
A coloured, holographic or reflective harness works over a mesh top, a bodysuit or a bare chest. Chest harness, leg harness, body chains: pick one and let it lead.
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Latex, vinyl & PVC in colour
One shiny piece is enough. A pink latex skirt, lilac vinyl shorts, a baby-blue PVC top. Black latex is welcome too, and looks even better next to something bright.
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Mesh & fishnets
Neon mesh shirts, fishnet bodystockings, net tops layered over bright underwear. Cheap, comfortable, and you will not overheat at 4 am.
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Lingerie & bodysuits
Colourful sets, garter belts, stockings, corsets, a silky robe or kimono on top. Works for every body and every gender.
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Rave meets kink
Short shorts, crop tops, jockstraps with leg garters, fluffy leg warmers, arm sleeves, a bum bag for your things. Built for a full night of jumping.
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Let the accessories work
Collar, cuffs, choker, gloves, a wig, heart sunglasses, face gems, body glitter. Accessories turn plain underwear into a look.
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Shoes & the practical stuff
Boots, platforms or clean trainers that match the look. Bring layers for the way home and leave them at the wardrobe with your phone.
COSTUME IDEAS
Want to go all in? Steal one of these.
Still stuck? Spin the outfit machine.
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Pool party gone wrong
Swim ring, arm floaties, speedos or a bikini, zinc-cream nose. Inflatable anything. You are the lifeguard nobody asked for.
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Y2K raver from space
Holographic everything, tiny sunglasses, fluffy leg warmers, silver body paint, plastic jewellery from the toy aisle.
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Kinky cartoon
Care Bear in a harness. Sailor Moon with a riding crop. Pikachu, but latex. Pick a childhood hero and ruin it lovingly.
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Slutty object
Traffic cone, disco ball, highlighter, birthday present, rubber duck. If it’s a thing, it can be a sexy thing.
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Uniform, but make it pink
Pilot, nurse, firefighter, referee, flight attendant: classic fetish shapes in candy colours and way too short.
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Pet play pastel
Ears, tail, collar, paws. Puppy, kitty, pony, bunny, unicorn. Matching leash for your plus one.
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Human disco ball
Mirror tiles, sequins, rhinestones, chrome. You are the lighting rig now.
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Fairy, angel, devil, clown
Wings, horns, halos, ruffles. The costume-shop classics work, if you commit to the full look.
ON A BUDGET
On purpose beats expensive.
- Start with one loud thingA neon harness, a pink wig or glitter boots carry an entire outfit. Build everything else around it. Underwear is fine for the rest.
- Raid the wrong shopsCostume shops, toy aisles, pool-supply stores, sports shops, second-hand. A swim ring costs less than a drink.
- Glitter is cheapBiodegradable glitter plus a bit of aloe gel: five euros, maximum effect. Bring extra. You will make friends.
- Tape, fishnets, body paintBody tape, a pair of fishnets and UV paint is a complete look that fits in a jacket pocket.
- Change at the clubArrive in whatever you like and change inside. Bring the outfit with you, the jeans go in the bag. There’s a wardrobe for your bag, coat and phone.
- Shoes you can jump inIt’s called BOUNCE. Eight hours. Plan your feet accordingly.
INSPIRATION
Outfits from past editions: neon latex, glitter, harnesses, costumes and colourful fetish looks
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DOOR FAQ
Do I really have to make an effort?
Yes. It’s the one dresscode rule. A costume is optional, effort is not. The door looks for effort, not for money or a perfect body. If you clearly tried, you’re good.
Is all black okay?
Yes. Classic black kinky and fetish wear is welcome, this is still a kinky party. But BOUNCE is all about colour: if the night is full, colourful looks are let in first. Add one loud detail (colour, glitter, a silly accessory) and you’re on the safe side.
Do I have to be half naked?
No. Show as much or as little skin as you feel good with. A full-coverage costume with commitment beats a bare chest with none.
I’ve never been to a kinky party. Help?
Perfect place to start. Dress playful, come early, stay curious. Nobody expects anything from you. Ask before you touch, and no always means no. The awareness team is there all night.
Not sure about your outfit?
Message us on Instagram or Telegram with a photo before the party. We’d rather help you than turn you away.


















