Selectors look for people who "belong" in the space. Over-dressing can sometimes look like trying too hard.
While a dress code provides clear, objective guidelines—such as "no sneakers" or "collared shirts required"—face control is inherently subjective. face control
In some modern venues, such as techno clubs in Georgia or Berlin , the process has become more technical. Bouncers may use cameras to scan a person's face while a remote "selector" makes the final decision on whether they fit the night's specific atmosphere. The Ethics and Controversy Selectors look for people who "belong" in the space