Miss Sixty offers up unique takes on denim and other casual ware - with their sassy cuts…read more Though their stuff is pricey, and you may have to endure trying on a good number of different sizes, since many of their jeans have strange cuts and are made from varied material - you can get a personal guarantee that once you find the right Miss Sixty piece - you will want sixty more of them. Perhaps my favorite thing about the current Miss Sixty collection is that they're fashion forward and are bringing back overalls. They've added stretch to them, made them short and bootylicious, and injected some 'tude into them. Mark, the guy helping us at this specific Miss Sixty was extremely personable, helpful, and outgoing. He went out of his way to check in with each of us to see if we were interested in trying stuff on, and recommended that we check out the Miss Sixty outlet nearby, and extended his family and friends discount to us. Unfortunately the cute pair of booty-alls that I tried on, were far too expensive for me and due to length, I could probably only wear them in Vegas, but it's reassuring to know, as an overalls collector - that there's a fashion line just as excited about straps attached to pants as I am.

I adore Miss Sixty. The clothes are fabulous and sexy and make you feel that way when you wear…read morethem. Karen and Eden are my favorites - jeans, that is. They are a perfect fit and give me a nicer booty and leaner legs. Also, I get the most compliments on my Miss Sixty boots and heels than any other shoes I own. I must say, my closet is probably 1/3 Miss Sixty. We happened to come across the new Miss Sixty store in The Forum Shops, located in the old Diesel store. Unfortunately, it's not in the best part of the mall (in the back by Niketown) and the layout of the store is pretty bad, plus they are remodeling the robotic statues right in front of it. Whoever did the merchandising displays did a good job though, because we liked the pieces on them. Nicole tried on a super hot bustier dress and Jessica tried on a bootylicious short jumper. While they were perfect for Vegas, they were a bit too hard to wear in SF. It would just be too much fabulousness for The City to take. Tragic. Mark, who was helping out the store but really worked at the Miss Sixty outlet, was super friendly and totally did not pressure us into buying anything. In fact, he suggested that we check out the newly opened outlet store because they had gotten a recent shipment of new arrivals from the current collection. On top of that, he extended his 30% off Friends & Family discount to us! Now that's superior customer service.

Great selection of Las Vegas trinkets and souvenirs, including apparel. This store offers a higher…read morequality of clothing with fairly reasonable pricing and deals - so if you're wanting your wearable to last a bit longer, this is where I'd recommend picking it up. You'll find few of these stores around Vegas. This location felt clean and organized. I was also impressed with their staff there greeting people and making themselves available for a quick checkout.

I am a sucker for souvenirs. While I don't know if the people I'm gifting enjoy such things, I love…read moreit. I am rebuilding my magnet collection -- my regret from several house moves ago was I got rid of my collection -- and they were from all over the world! So I'm starting over. Every kind of Vegas souvenir you could ask for.

We were running a little late for the RuPaul Drag Race Live show but had to make a quick stop at…read morethe Werkroom to grab some new fans, (cause you must have a fan to snap when attending a show, duh) Luckily, they were right up front, so we were in and out before the show officially started. Afterward, we came back to browse, and I'm so glad we did! There was a ton of great merch. everything from themed Monopoly games to books, clothes, and the cutest little magnets, I grabbed a few to add to my collection. The Werkroom mirrors were adorable too, and the one I checked out even had a picture of my absolute favorite queen, Ms. Kameron Michaels, which made me so happy. The vibe of the whole place is super fun. colorful, bold, and full of little touches like disco balls that make it feel perfectly on theme. If you're a Drag fan, this spot has plenty of goodies to choose from. So don't skip this little shop, its not too far from the show itself.

Not a ton of variety in the selection but the staff and prices were good!…read morePlus there's signatures from the cast inside of the store which I thought was really cool!

I honestly didn't realize these shoppes were actually considered separate from the Grand Canal…read moreShoppes, but now that I see this, it is actually quieter on this side, so I do see a difference. The Liam's bar by the Palazzo elevators is a nice place for a drink. There's also a few sitting areas on this side that are fairly quiet and away from the larger crowds.

Whenever I go visit the Grand Canal Shoppes, I usually park at the Palazzo. As soon as you enter…read morefrom the parking garage, you go right into the The Shoppes at the Palazzo. The Shoppes at the Palazzo is a retail complex attached to the Palazzo. It's part of the Venetian Resort on the Strip. It's one of the newest additions, opening in 2008! It connects to the Venetian through the Grand Canal Shoppes! There are over 60 boutiques inside the Palazzo shop as well as unique dining experiences like SushiSamba and Grimaldis! One of the highlights for me while visiting was the pop up photo opportunity for the Wizard of Oz! At the lowest level at the Palazzo, you'll find the Waterfall Atrium Activation. It's free and you'll be able to view it towards the end of the year! It brings Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion as they go down the Yellow Brick Road. There is also Glinda the Good Witch which is part of the Waterfall Atrium! When you get to the Atrium, there is a spot marked on the floor where you can stand to take your photo. Luckily, my mom and I were able to get some great photos! We also stopped inside Michael Kors as we were leaving the Palazzo Shoppes. This area is great to walk around and look at some of the stores before going to the Grand Canal Shoppes! It's currently open from 10:00 A.M to 11:00 P.M, Sunday through Thursday, and 10:00 A.M to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.

Answered all my questions about charging items to my room. Also added up my charges before I paidread more

Convenience store in Caesars Palace. Convenient but way overpriced. $20 for a small bottle of…read moresunblock. No prices on anything of course.

Food, overpriced drinks and retail shops. This is in front of the former MGM/Bally's soon to be…read moreHorseshoe. Takes place of the long walkway in front of the resort with water features in the middle of two moving walkways. Utilizing prime space is what this was all about. Bally's used to have the equivalent of a large wasteful front lawn that nobody used. Sure it looked nice but it wasn't functional - and maybe even hurt foot traffic from The Strip. Somewhat shaded and lots of misting water to make customers as comfortable as possible. Overall the bazaar shops are well... a bit bizarre but what can I do about it? I would have liked the good people at Bally's to consult with me before construction but I never got that phone call. The shops are obvious tourist traps but still more interesting to walk past than the tired water feature of yesterday. I guess you can no longer toss in loose change for good luck - but thats something I've come to accept. Being that its outdoors it makes it a very covid friendly place to shop or eat. But I wouldn't worry about that too much - nothing bad is going to happen in a casino... you might lose a few dollars but that is it... and that comes from my aunt with ancient Japanese wisdom. And its true - just think about it... if people aren't feeling well the last thing they are going to do is go on vacation. In front of so many resorts you will now see some new stores - or a CVS - for example. Gone with the pirate show and volcano and in with square footage that has income potential.

Grand Bazaar Shops are just that, bizarre. It's located in front of Bally's. This is more or less a…read moretourist trap. It has a few independent and local places but it's mostly chains. There's also the typical bars with oversized frozen margaritas. It gets stars for having a few great places in it to eat. First there's Istanbul Mediterranean. They have a fantastic falafel pita. It's pretty big. Right next to this is Marash. They have ice cream and sorbet. It doesn't have much seating outside the bars. Luckily the food is portable. A few tables are located in the middle of the shops but good luck finding anywhere to sit if there's a crowd, which almost will be always. The rest of the shops stink. A good thing is that the shops are open late. If you need something after a crazy night out you can get it here. The falafel, ice cream or sorbet are good all times.

This is a mens clothing store in the Flamingo Hotel shops area…read more It's hard to describe. Very fun mens clothing. Lots of Italian shirts and jackets. Everything from shiny 3-D plastic jackets to beautiful (if polyester) striped formal shirts. Hard to find items that may not be to everyone's taste. But they are half or less the price of 'mens shops' in other hotels, and are a nice compliment to my otherwise pretty mainstream boring DC wardrobe. You can go from crazy over-the-top leather shirts to a very nice understated suede jacket (on sale for $50, in a 'fine mens shop' across the street it would have been $300). The Tropicana is an 'old Vegas' hotel (think Donny and Marie gift shop next door), so try to look past the less than glamorous surroundings. Don't judge this shop by its surroundings. Larry (handsome guy with very distinguished white hair) was extremely helpful, even contacting his buyers when a jacket they had in stock was too small and I needed a larger size. I'm not much of a shopper, but I probably spent $800 in that shop. For me that's a lot. I got my partner a very well made black paisley jacket with subtle sparkles in it for around $100. I would have expected to pay much more. I'll try to update this review with some photos, to give a better idea. In short, it's fun clothing that you'd likely pair with jeans for a nice informal night on the town. At reasonable prices. Next time I'm in Vegas it's the first shop I'll check out. Now, if only they had a website....

We bought my husband the most awsome jacket.mwe found the prices reasonable and we're pleased with…read morethe service. We regret not buying a couple, wish they had on line shopping!

Cool clothing store with great deals. My fiancé got a couple t-shirts for $10 each. Can't complain…read moreabout that! And they're made with a real nice soft cotton. Feels like good quality at a really cheap price. I too got a tank top for $14. Definitely worth dropping in to see what they have in stock. They have men and women clothing and shoes as well. Service is friendly too.

This is my second time coming back to the mixx and I am highly impressed . The food was delicious…read moreand our server Brittany was on top of everything . We sat outside and enjoyed the live music . I will definitely be coming back again .