Get ready to shimmy and shake at the most electrifying bash of the year! We're throwing a Retro Las Vegas themed dance party, and we want you to bring the glitz, glamour, and grooviness! Here’s your ultimate costume guide to ensure you dazzle and delight under the neon lights of Sydney.

🎩🎲💼 The High Roller: A classic tuxedo gives off a casino kingpin vibe with a twist. Velvet blazers are slick and sophisticated, just like a high-stakes gambler. Sleek hats, from fedoras to bowler hats, top off your look in style.

♠️🃏👑 The Casino Royalty: Card deck attire lets you get creative with hearts, spades, diamonds, and clubs. Gold accessories drip in decadence. Poker visors top off your look with a nod to the card tables.

🐆🕶️🎷 The Lounge Lizard: Leopard print everything makes subtlety overrated. Silk scarves wrap you in old-school suave. Sunglasses at night are a must for the cool cats.

🎸🎤🎵 The Elvis Enthusiast: White jumpsuits with rhinestones pay homage to the King. Big hair wigs get those pompadours popping. Oversized sunglasses are essential for that rock 'n' roll flair. [There will be a prize for the best dressed Elvis].

🌟✨💃 The Las Vegas Showgurl: Sparkle in a sequined bodysuit with a feathered headdress. Add fishnet stockings, sky-high heels, and bold, glittery makeup. Get ready to dazzle and wow the crowd! [There will be a prize for the best dressed Showgurl].

Remember, what happens at Dykadellic stays at Dykadellic.

A safe and inclusive space for lesbian, trans, queer, genderqueer people, and their allies. We welcome everyone who embraces love, diversity, and self-expression.

18+ - ID at the door please.

Accessibility warning - STAIRS! The venue is up several flights of stairs. There are no lifts or escalators. LIGHTS! Lasers and fog machine in use all night.

No one turned away for lack of funds. Mob, BIPOC, companion card holders, concession, low income earners have access to "pay what you can" tickets.

Dykadellic acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we party. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their connection to the land. Sovereignty was never ceded.