naked upper body?

[hly2004]

Hi,everyone:

i'm wondering what a line is used in a public sign in public places, such as hotels,to require people wear clothes.
Such rule may be applied in some formal occasions, while in other places, such as beaches, it is not applicable.

Would "No naked upper body" be ok?

Best wishes.

 

[la reine victoria]

Hi,everyone:

I wonder what a slogan is used in public places, such as hotels, to require people wear clothes. Such rule may be applied in some formal occasions. But in other places, such as beachs, it should not be applicable.

Would "No naked upper body" be ok?

Best wishes.

Please wear a shirt or top in public parts of the hotel.

LRV

 

[hly2004]

Thank you, La reine victoria

 

[Nelson Drake]

To be undressed on the upper body is to be topless. Generally dress codes are expressed by male attire. "Shirts must be worn" is an absolute minimum. But "Shirt and tie", "Lounge Suit" or "Black Tie" inform the female guests waht to wear by their male counterparts' dress code.

 

[Josh_]

You will frequently see signs indicating that clothing is required that say:

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No shirt
No shoes
No service
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[hly2004]

Thank you both