La Scala theatre enforces a dress code that bans shorts, tank tops, and flip-flops. Spectators are urged to dress appropriately, reminiscent of the decorum expected at the venue. The dress code, established in 2015, aims to prevent beachwear in the theatre. Complaints from patrons regarding inappropriate attire have led to stricter enforcement. Those dressed inadequately will not receive refunds. While sleeveless blouses for women are allowed, traditional footwear for kimonos remains acceptable, signifying a nuanced approach to the updated dress requirements.
Operagoers at La Scala will be banned from wearing shorts, tank tops, or flip-flops, while kimonos are acceptable attire, reinforcing the theatre's dress code.
The management team at La Scala has placed a rules of conduct sign urging audience members to dress appropriately, as many had been seen in beachwear.
There had been complaints from spectators about inappropriate attire, leading to the reinforcement of La Scala’s anti-beachwear dress code that was established in 2015.
Spectators arriving inappropriately dressed will not receive refunds, as La Scala reiterates that dress should match the decorum of the theatre despite previous tolerance.
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