Booking is smoother when you set the dress code. Keep the ask precise, respectful, and tied to the setting. Here’s what works.
Arrival outfits: discreet to dressed-to-impress
For outcalls, you set the entrance vibe. Some clients want “blend in” looks so she glides through the lobby or street without attention. Others prefer a fully done-up arrival for a bar hand-in-hand walk to the lift. Ask for:
- Smart-casual: jeans, white tee, blazer, flats.
- Office-lite: midi dress, cardigan, low heels.
- Errand core: oversized hoodie, leggings, sneakers.
- Polished evening: fitted dress, heels, clutch, hair set and makeup on.
Hosting at home? Tighten the logistics and keep entries invisible with discreet outcalls. If you’re deciding between home or hotel, our incall vs outcall overview helps you choose the least conspicuous option.

Athletic, gym, or “don’t stand out” requests
A gym set reads natural in Brisbane mornings and afternoons. Ask for leggings, crop or zip jacket, simple runners, no heavy makeup, hair in a ponytail. If you want no undies, be explicit that it’s a private preference for after the door closes; she’ll still arrive covered. Keep the line clean: “Gym outfit for arrival, no underwear once inside.”
Colour cues and lingerie preferences
Colour signals pace.
- Black = sharper energy, faster escalation.
- White = soft GFE, slower build.
- Red or hot pink = playful and bold in photos and in-room.
You can request lace, sheer, stockings, or a garter belt if she offers them. Some options are classed as extras and must be confirmed before arrival. Keep the ask simple: “Black lace set with stockings under a midi dress.”
Bring-to-room items: switch the scene fast
Once she’s inside, the outfit change flips the mood without eating time. Good requests:
- Bikini for a balcony spa or bath scene.
- Second lingerie set to reset midway.
- Heels that match the lingerie for photos or a slower walk-up reveal.
If you’re running a 60-minute plan, pace the switch using our 1-hour tips so the change amplifies the session instead of interrupting it.
When wardrobe becomes kink or roleplay
Uniforms, no-panties arrival, open-cup bras, or dominant looks can drift into kinky territory or role reversal. That’s fine—just label it. State the tone, consent boundaries, and safe words if relevant. Want the talk to match the outfit? Prime the scene with dirty talk so it sounds natural, not forced.
Lead time and flexibility
Wardrobe requests land faster when they’re simple and specific: arrival look, in-room switch, colour, and footwear. Share venue dress codes if you’ve booked dinner first, and mention sizing if you want her to bring something new. If you’re booking same-day, keep brands flexible and focus on vibe and colour—last-minute requests are approved more easily with a time window and one backup option.
Common pitfalls to avoid
- Brand lists: ask for style and colour, not exact labels.
- Public reveals: no flashing in lobbies or rideshares. Keep reveals private.
- Unconfirmed extras: if it wasn’t agreed, don’t pressure on the spot.
- Overpacking the brief: two outfits max. You’re buying chemistry, not a suitcase.
Book the look you want
Browse our models, explore our services, and contact us with your arrival outfit, in-room switch, time window, and location. We’ll line up a discreet entrance and the exact reveal you asked for.



