Many people come into Vegas thinking that only the night clubs have a dress code policy, and that you’re free to roam the pool in your man-kini and crocs. Most don’t put much effort into their swim attire. This puts you, our loyal readers, at an advantage to stand out amongst the crowd. Even if Vegas has the tendency to bring out your inner hot mess, at least look sharp from sunrise until sundown.
Oh, what to wear, what to wear? Or more importantly when planning a Vegas vacation - What to pack? With so little space, every fashion decision is crucial when trying to cram your closet into a TSA-approved amount of space. If you're planning a getaway to Sin City this Spring, here are our tips on what's going to make you look super trendy.
It’s tall, thin and glittering, much like the patrons that visit it. The Cosmopolitan Hotel & Casino hit the Strip hard in 2010, instantly shaking things up for the rest of its neighboring hotels.
Wandering through the interior of The Cosmo looks like Jay Gatsby and Alice in Wonderland went into business together. Almost five years later, the hotel is still going strong, with a few recent evolutions on the horizon.
5 Budget-Friendly Activities in Vegas Let's be real - not everyone who comes to Las Vegas is a tech mogul high-roller, a Rich Kid of Instagram or even a person who's got it all "together." (Some of us have student loans to pay off, am I right?) But this doesn't mean that we can't smartly splurge on a trip to the City of Sin and hit every fun item on our To-Do lists. Here's how you can cross off five amazing activities in the city and not get a pesky overdraft fee.
When the sun goes down in Vegas, a sensual world lights up the city after dark. Discover a few of these alluring places to really get your temperature rising.
Taking downtown by storm is the fruition of growing restaurants, art galleries, bars and shops in the Arts District of Las Vegas known as 18-block zone or 18b. For those that love shopping vintage-style clothing and furniture, there are a number of stores in 18b that are right up your alley. Check out The Funk House with 1950s finds from paintings to lighting and art glass to ceramics.
The comparison could be made that Vegas is a shopping epicenter with every type of store available at multiple shopping arenas on and off the Strip. From Dior and Louis Vuitton to H&M and Kitson, Vegas has it all.
For many of us, Polaroid cameras were the initial start of our photography lessons. We used these cameras to capture moments of friends, family, and other slices of life with instant liberation of the memory in the printed image. As technology advanced through the years, Polaroid fell by the wayside. But it’s back, and in a big way.
Having just recently opened the doors of the Polaroid Fotobar & Museum at The Linq in Las Vegas, Polaroid’s comeback is more than just a retail storefront for the revamped Polaroid cameras.
There is a very good chance that you might find yourself deep in the chaos that is a shopping adventure in Las Vegas. It is almost inevitable. The potential for finding a good deal, a hard to find store or to spend a lot of money is quite high considering how many shopping opportunities you have on the Las Vegas strip.
In the widely varied world of shopping on the Vegas Strip, there are many destinations, each with their own offerings, but perhaps only one captures the imagination as a must-see location: the Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes. You’ve heard the fantasy, and I have to tell you, it’s quite true. They really did build a replica Venetian canal inside a shopping mall (on the second floor!), and yes, you can even take a ride on it with a singing gondolier (actually, you can even get married on it, but that’s another story).
For those that love shopping vintage-style clothing and furniture, there are a number of stores in 18b that are right up your alley. Check out The Funk House with 1950s finds from paintings to lighting and art glass to ceramics.
