No I didn't (had a c-section and a bad case of the shakes from the drugs) and no, I don't think it affected bonding. Gave him a cuddle early on and bf as soon as we got back to the ward (could have bf in theatre I believe if not for the shakes). And then there was just me and him in a private (as in single-occupancy, not as in paid-for) room for four days so we had plenty of opportunity to bond. I really don't think that missing the skin-to-skin in the first few minutes made the slightest difference (would have liked to have done it if circumstances had been different, though).
I did most of my labouring and pushing in a sort of vest top that was part of a pyjama set - as pp says, just never really got round to taking it off (had been in hospital since my waters broke since we were high risk for cord prolapse - so 18 hours or so of traipsing the corridors trying to get into established labour (probably not appropriate to be naked at that point, plus the corridors weren't as warm as the delivery rooms) and somehow the issue of taking my top off never featured as my #1 priority after that). It wasn't covering much, though - a pretty skimpy top at the best of times and had ridden up in some places and down in others.
I assume they put me in some kind of surgical thingy for the actual c-section (can't actually remember so have just gone and looked at the pictures and there's definitely a garment with the unmistakeable ring of "hospital" about it). And in the photos afterwards where I'm feeding ds I'm clearly not wearing anything but a strategically placed blanket and a blood-pressure cuff, so presumably at some point the top came off but I don't remember.
Still breastfeeding now (and he's a year old on Saturday) so I don't think immediate skin-to-skin was particularly important for breastfeeding in our case. Having him "all clean and swaddled" worked out just fine, and avoided my dropping him on the floor which I think, on balance, was best for all concerned...