Yes, tourists can wear casual outfits in Dubai. Anything too short or revealing is not accepted. It is not too cold in Dubai except for the evening. Tourists can wear light cardigans, sweaters, hoodies, sweatshirts, etc.
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Nightlife is where the modesty rules tend to go out of the window. The chance that conservative Muslim women and men will be in a club is low, so limitation on dressing is lower as well. Crop-tops, skirts, form-fitting dresses are all acceptable in Dubai nightclubs.
In general, any particularly revealing outfit is not a good idea. It's best to err on the side of modesty, so no low-cut tops or tops that show your stomach. In general, you should have outfits for Dubai that both beat the heat and don't show too much skin – or are too tight. Long and loose is definitely the way to go.
Private beaches in Dubai are more liberal and let you wear almost anything you want. You can wear any type of swimwear and bottoms, including G-string bikinis and thongs. However, it's essential(according to Dubai, UAE) to keep in mind the cultural and religious sensitivities of the region.
Pack With Layers In MindPick tank tops, shirts, cardigans, or light jackets that can be mixed and matched for a hot day to turn into a chilly evening. Plus, I always find that the best clothes to travel long haul in are those with layers, and I get hot and then cold and back to hot again as I eat and sleep.
Cut off shorts, midriff tops and spaghetti straps are all wardrobe no-nos when it comes to clothes to wear in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. For men, you will find that despite the heat nearly all gents wear full-length trousers. Bringing some light chinos is a good idea, or if you do wear shorts, try and make them knee length.