US Prison's Cross Dresser Code Both male and female visitors attending America's notorious prison the Chicago Correctional Center have been banned from wearing sexy clothing according to regulations posted on the jail's website. "All persons wishing to visit inmates at this facility are required to be properly dressed before being allowed entrance," the prison dress code states, "Regardless of gender, visitors will not be admitted wearing mini-skirts, halter/tank tops, revealing/transparent clothing." Shorts and culottes are allowed but must be in good taste and non-revealing in length," the prison adds, "Bicycle or spandex shorts are not allowed. Shoes and bras must also be worn." Skrufff man-in-New York was unimpressed, querying 'shoes and bras must be worn? I look terrible in a bra and don't really go that way at all." Fellow Skrufff New York contributor/ D-List founder Daniel Nardicio was also surprised musing 'I wonder why they need this policy?' "Are there that many skanky ass hos showing up to visit inmates who are dressed like hookers? What effect is this having on the inmates? Enough of an effect to actually create a policy? It sounds like typical American sex panic to me. Let's ban anything that doesn't conform to what WE want," he suggested. Daniel's social profile was meanwhile boosted in New York this week when the Village Voice ran a preview article recommending his upcoming Pride party Evening Service, advising 'expect more temptation than even Ted Haggard could handle'. The influential listings Bible also dubbed Daniel 'New York's king of queer sleaze', a title he happily embraced with a salacious aside about his prison interests. "God, I wish I'd been in prison, though not here in the States but somewhere like Poland," said Daniel. "Could you imagine being locked up in prison with all that Polish meat? I know people say you shouldn't fetishize prison and sex in prison, but I'd be the cellblock whore in a polish prison," he laughed. - http://www.transgender.org/stlgf/member2.html ('Crossdressing - per se - is not illegal in the city of St. Louis. However, there is always the possibility that your reason for crossdressing may be misunderstood - particularly if you go to higher crime areas or prefer overly sexy clothing . . .') - http://www.laceyleigh.com/MythFact.html (Crossdressing myths and facts: Myth: Crossdressing is illegal. 'Fact: With the possible exception of a few ancient and largely unenforcable 'disguise' ordinances, people are free to wear whatever fashion and style of clothing they choose and cannot be compelled by authorities to restrict their apparel to gender specific attire . . .')