A bastion of the Las Vegas shopping scene and the first mall of its type to open in the city: centrally located, reasonably priced and loaded with familiar...

This countrywide vintage chain is more popular than ever, especially with students at nearby UNLV. Its prices range from budget to middling; the clothing is...

Budding socialites visit this two-storey loft space to keep up with owner Edith Castillo's well-edited, ever-changing collection of established and emerging...

Owners Rebecca and Christa Becker (no relation) modelled their suburban version of a metropolitan boutique after NYC's trendy Chelsea neighbourhood. They...

Free your inner rock wild side at this fine silver and leather shop. Its signature handcrafted silver jewellery is adorned with skulls, crossbones,...

Off-the-rack gowns at reasonable prices in a variety of styles are this store's speciality. There are also tons of accessories, including frocks for the...

The American west's equivalent of Marks and Spencer has excellent beauty aisles, a good selection of women's shoes, and a great range of men's suits at...

Highlights at the open-air District include REI, Anthropologie and Francesca's Collection, a sweet little accessories and gift shop. Eateries, among them...

Mario D'Loe cut his teeth as a costume designer for Vegas shows before filling this store with finds from the 1960s and '70s. A few blocks away is...

A $1-billion expansion of the Fashion Show Mall included the addition of the Cloud, an amazing image projection screen/sunshade that hovers over the front...

Sure, it might be trying too hard with the faux-Roman vibe (classical pillars, statues, huge fountains), but the Forum Shops rakes in a whopping $1,300 in...

Stocked with a treasure trove of trendy street fashions, girly baubles, glittering hair accessories and playful gifts, Francesca's is the perfect place to...

This is the last remaining general gay retail shop in Las Vegas. It is located in the Fruit Loop and divides its offerings between all the usual merchandise...

The Grand Canal Shoppes felt like a second-rate Forum Shops when it opened in 1999. In places, that's what it still resembles. The walkways are narrow and...