// DRESSCODE
DRESSCODE CHECK-IN
To enter the party, you must pass the Dresscode Check-in. So please make sure to follow our dresscode.
EXTREME SEXUAL EXPRESSIONS | LATEX | WETLOOK | LEATHER | PVC
SATIN | PARADE-GALA UNIFORMS | LINGERIE
Jeans, street wear and standard evening wardrobe of all kinds are NOT allowed at ManiFest
5 inspirational guidelines
| 1 | Your outfit and overall expression must be fetishistic! |
| If you can wear your outfit to a mainstream event without being stared at, then it is probably not an outfit for ManiFest! | 2 |
| 3 | Extreme sexual and erotically provocative expressions are most welcome! |
| Be creative - extravagance is highly encouraged | 4 |
| 5 | You can never be overdressed - make an effort with your outfit |
BE SURE TO GET IN
Please read our FAQ below before writing us. Most typical questions are already answered in the FAQ. If you don't find the answer please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. our dresscode guide with photos of your planned outfit for guidance. You can write us in Danish or English.
Please make contact well in advance, as we are very busy with preparations the last few days before each party.
At the door our dresscode guide has the final say and instructions must be followed.
You risk being rejected entry if you do not comply with the dresscode.
If you don't enjoy dressing up, we might not be the right party for you!
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You get what you give - the strict dresscode ensures a thrilling atmosphere for every party.
This is the party where you can express yourself. As extreme and intense as you chose.
No matter if you are new to the scene or you are a dedicated experienced fetishist, ManiFest is the party with a uniqe free and sex positive space where you can flaunt your fetish.
Your outfit and overall impression must be fetishistic. We strongly encourage you to be erotically provocative and not hold back.
Following the dresscode contributes to upholding a united fetishistic expression that you indulge into and become part of. This is what makes ManiFest unique.
We encourage you to be creative and extravagant!
Your outfit does not need to be expensive or glamorous. Be decadent and creative. Only your imagination sets the limit.
ManiFest often has a specific theme for each party to offer inspiration for your outfit. It's your decision if you want to let that theme inspire you or go your own way.
If you are in doubt whether your outfit complies with our dresscode, you might find the answer in our FAQ below.
You are also welcome to contact our dresscode guide This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions.
// FAQ
Q: I would like to wear camouflage pants and fishnet shirt – is this OK?
A: No, camouflage wear in any shape or form (except if it is made out of one of the materials in the dresscode), is regarded as work clothes and will not pass our dresscode.
Q: I have a train conductor uniform. Can I wear that?
A: No, this uniform is regarded as work clothes and will not pass our dresscode.
Q: I have a complete SS uniform. Can I wear that?
A: A SS uniform complies with our dresscode as this is a parade uniform and not work clothes. Beware that for some people, even in the fetish world, it can cause strong reactions to wear nazi fetishistic symbols. So you must prepare yourself to be confronted if you choose this type of outfit. As many people are sensitive about this kind of fetish, it is extremely important that you are extra considerate.
Q: I would like to wear a tonsure (priest) shirt and black dress pants. Will it comply with the dresscode?
A: No, tonsure shirt + dress pants are regarded as work clothes for catholic priests. If you want to express a religious/clerical fetish, we suggest that you wear the more extreme cassock (catholic orthodox priest garment) or a nun/monk attire with all accessories. You could also wear the tonsure shirt with a pair of pants made out of one of the materiels in the dresscode.
Q: I get sexually aroused by wearing a diaper (without “using” it) and preferably under nylon panties. Will this be OK at ManiFest?
A: Yes, this is very OK at ManiFest. Remember to combine it with a top that complies with the dresscode and that the overall expression is sexual and kinky.
Q: Can I be naked at ManiFest?
A: No, the naked body as such is not part of the dresscode. But if you decorate your body to emphasize it as a fetishistic symbol, it is OK. It could be with body paint, bondage, piercings etc.
