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Though tourist-friendly, Dubai is still a strict Islamic Emirate. So, dress conservatively, especially while visiting religious places.

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Owing to the daytime heat, it is advised that you wear loose-fitting, cotton clothes that are light and airy. This will help combat the heat.

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Shorts in public are a big no-no. Both men and women are expected to wear clothes that go below the knees, length-wise.

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Of course, bikinis and other swimwear are allowed but in the appropriate location like a swimming pool or a beach.

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Since Dubai is a desert city, the evenings and nights get very cold, so ensure you also have some warm clothing while in Dubai.

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Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

6 Tips on the Right Clothing Etiquette for Dubai

Though tourist-friendly, Dubai is still a strict Islamic Emirate. So, dress conservatively, especially while visiting religious places.

Conservative is the Way

Owing to the daytime heat, it is advised that you wear loose-fitting, cotton clothes that are light and airy. This will help combat the heat.

Loose-fitting

Shorts in public are a big no-no. Both men and women are expected to wear clothes that go below the knees, length-wise.

Below the Knees

Of course, bikinis and other swimwear are allowed but in the appropriate location like a swimming pool or a beach.

Swimwear

Since Dubai is a desert city, the evenings and nights get very cold, so ensure you also have some warm clothing while in Dubai.

Cold Evenings and Nights

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