article_snippet: While the days of turning up to the Qantas lounge in thongs and a singlet may be over for some, other Australians will be exempt from the newly enforced dress codes.
article_snippet: Qantas lounges have always had dress codes but Qantas lounges have not been strictly enforced before .
article_snippet: Last month Qantas announced Qantas lounge staff will soon be ensuring visitors to Qantas will be keeping a closer eye on what you are wearing and will only allow you into what you are wearing fancy waiting areas if you wearing 'smart casual' clothing from now April 1.
article_snippet: Helen Gray, Qantas Head of Domestic Product & Service, told Daily Mail Australia: 'From April 2015, customers entering domestic Qantas Clubs and Business Lounges in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney will receive a friendly reminder about the smart casual dress guidelines that apply.'
article_snippet: People wearing thongs will probably no longer be allowed in the Qantas lounges   .
article_snippet: The dress guidelines for our lounges are the same as most restaurants and clubs.'
article_snippet: Playing the role of bouncers, Qantas staff is allowed to use Qantas staff 'discretion' to determine if a visitor to the lounge meets the smart casual dress guidelines.'
article_snippet: Men and women are encouraged to dress in smart casual attire if Men and women want to get into the Qantas lounges .
article_snippet: High-vis clothing and work uniforms will still be allowed in the Qantas lounges .
article_snippet: Overly revealing clothes will not be allowed in the Qantas business lounge from April 1 .
highlights_snippet: Qantas lounge's 'smart casual' dress code will now be enforced by staff .
  
highlights_snippet: 'The dress guidelines for our lounges are the same as most restaurants and club,' Qantas say .
  