A Survival Guide To The Brooklyn Rave Scene

2. Appropriate "Rave Attire" Unlike Manhattan clubs, there isn't a "collared shirts, heels, or short skirts" dress code. You can whatever you want -- in fact, the crazier the better. Bring on the neon colors, tutus, fish-net tights, and sequence because every weekend can be Halloween. The key is to dress comfortably and in something you are not emotionally attached to. Considering that there isn't any air conditioning in these warehouses, it's going to be really hot, especially if you plan on dancing like a seizing animal. Think "minimal" when picking out your outfit because you WILL be sweating.