What To Wear.....

Your style of working attire makes a tremendous difference to the type of clientele you'll attract.

Dressing in an elegant, feminine way will attract a different type of client than say,
a tight, skimpy revealing dress in fire-engine red!

Too many girls don't put enough thought into what they're wearing, then complain constantly that the only clients they're getting is the leftovers from the local pub.

The most successful ladies I've had the pleasure of working with all presented themselves beautifully.
Several of them had found a particular dress that looked amazing on them, and bought it in different colours!

Another great idea is to wade through all the second hand clothing stores you can find, you'll be amazed at the number of gorgeous things you can pick up if you look hard enough.

Also remember that if you're planning on doing outcalls, (visiting with a client at their home, hotel etc) you'll also need to have an outfit or two that is simple, stylish and warm to wear. (Most clientele prefer that you don't arrive at their door looking like a cheap slapper :) It is also a good idea to have a small bag to take condoms etc in, and a mobile phone.

Here are some ideas:






This is a great example of an outfit suitable for an evening shift in an upmarket establishment. Elegant, formal, feminine and is a great colour.








Another example of the type of attire you might
find on an evening shift in an upmarket Parlour.











You might find dresses like this on a day shift in an upmarket place.










In an average Parlour, you'll see alot of this type of dress.








Another example of an average dress....

If you're shopping for working clothes, always remember to TRY ON the things you like BEFORE you buy them:
just because you've seen a certain dress look fabulous on someone else,
it doesn't mean the same dress is going to look good on YOU.....

Other things you might want to consider taking with you if you're working in a Parlour -

• A warm cozy jacket
• enough money for petrol/cab-fare home in case you don't get a booking
  
• Some reading material
• Bottled water
• Playing cards
• A sample of your fave music if the place accommodates personal choice music
• Your sense of humour :)
• Some healthy snacks to graze on

H x.