STYLETHREAD -- LET'S TALK SHOP!

Kenneth Cole

las Vegas boutiques...

bluediamond · Dooney & Bourke

havent been to Vegas but all my friends have and they rave about the "The Forum Shops".

http://www.simon.com/mall/directory.aspx?ID=224

http://www.vegas.com/shopping/forumshops.html?f=m0sh&t=forumtxt

JoceyBaby23 · Gucci

Yea.. The only thing I can think of is Caesars and the shops at the Venetian.

laken1 · Hermes

You can always go to the world's largest souveniur shop - it even has sunglasses with elvis sideburns...

HEEHEE

So have you ever been before? There are shops EVERYWHERE - i remember there being some unique shops in Mandalay? We walked from MGM through that castle hotel & then Luxor, then to mandalay so I can't pin point where they are.. There are also cuteshops at Alladin - that is where sephora is.... what kind of shopping are you looking to do? for real shopping or just window looking around? high end?

I'm going in a few weeks & i've been looking here

Las Vegas shopping

-- Edited by laken1 at 16:43, 2006-02-09

Liz · Kenneth Cole

The last time I went I spent most of my time in the Forum shops and the Venetian shops as well. The next time I go I hope to get to some outlets though.

she_wears_pink · BCBG

I would stop at Coyote Ugly or the Hard Rock store and get a cute tank or something too!

rosie_the_riveter · Gucci

Liz wrote:

The next time I go I hope to get to some outlets though.

I remember there being some pretty cool outlets in the casino at the state line. It's a casino that has a really tall roller coaster? That is if you're driving there because I think it's about 30 minutes out of town. I'd say the Forum shops and the Fashion Show mall on the strip.

laken1 · Hermes

This place is intriguing me too - i must check it out. anyone been?

From the LV guide...
Q: I'm looking for some choice, nonmass-produced duds. Where should I go?

A: You'd better hit The Attic (1018 S. Main St., 702-388-4088), one of the largest used-clothing emporiums in town. It'll cost you a buck to get in, but that will go toward your first purchase and you'll receive a coupon to return free anytime afterward. It's pricey, but the clothes are deck, ranging from '50s prom dresses to well-worn cowboy boots. A hipster such as yourself wouldn't mind suffering a little for fashion, right?

Becca · Kate Spade

laken1 wrote:

This place is intriguing me too - i must check it out. anyone been?

From the LV guide...
Q: I'm looking for some choice, nonmass-produced duds. Where should I go?

A: You'd better hit The Attic (1018 S. Main St., 702-388-4088), one of the largest used-clothing emporiums in town. It'll cost you a buck to get in, but that will go toward your first purchase and you'll receive a coupon to return free anytime afterward. It's pricey, but the clothes are deck, ranging from '50s prom dresses to well-worn cowboy boots. A hipster such as yourself wouldn't mind suffering a little for fashion, right?

For some reason, I remember a credit card commerical and they had this store on it and people were trying on funky clothes...this was like years ago. Anyways, I thought it looked cool. Anyone else remember this?

Lilykind · Hermes

aclassicbeauty wrote:

For some reason, I remember a credit card commerical and they had this store on it and people were trying on funky clothes...this was like years ago. Anyways, I thought it looked cool. Anyone else remember this?

The Attic doesn't take American Express!

I those old Visa commercials.

laken1 · Hermes

EXACTLY - I also found this in my "reasearch"

The Attic
1018 S. Main Street
Telephone: (702) 388-4088
You might recognize this hip vintage clothing store that was featured in a national VISA commercial. Not only are the fashions funky, the store itself is designed in a distinctive retro look and feel.