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Vegas is an international shopping destination. The square footage in The Forum Shops at Caesars alone makes it some of the most valuable retail real estate in the country; bankrolls are dropped there as readily as on the gaming tables. It's the variety that has pushed Las Vegas near the ranks of New York City, London, and Rome: you could send home a vintage slot machine or tote back a classic Hermès handbag.
Most Strip hotels offer designer dresses, swimsuits, jewelry, and menswear; almost all have shops offering logo merchandise for the hotel or its latest show. Inside the casinos the gifts are often elegant and exquisite. Outside, all the Elvis clocks and gambling-chip toilet seats you never wanted to see are available in the tacky gift shops. Beyond the Strip, shopping in Vegas can encompass such extremes as finding a couture ball gown in a vintage store and, in a Western store, a fine pair of Tony Lama boots left over from the town's cowboy days. Shoppers looking for more practical items can head for neighborhood malls, supermarkets, shopping centers, and specialty stores. Bargain-hunters seeking to avoid the stratospheric prices on the Strip, and not averse to traveling a bit, can usually find the same high-ticket items at discounted prices in the local or nearby factory outlet malls.
Italian designer Armani cuts a cloth like nobody's business. Clean lines, high-quality fabrics, expert stitching—all are evident in the luxury formalwear displayed throughout this elegant store. The maestro's signature spiffy sportswear, shoes, handbags, and accessories are sold here, too, as well as fragrances and cosmetics. There's another location at The Shops at Crystals.
Built on two acres in front of Horseshoe, Grand Bazaar Shops is dominated by Blake Shelton's massive Ol' Red, the four-story bar, restaurant, and music venue that anchors the corner of the site at the Strip and Flamingo Road. At 27,000 square feet, it has 686 seats for dining. Other options for filling up include Dave's Hot Chicken, Dirt Dog, Fuel Bar (with its flair bartenders), Duck Donuts, Giordano's deep-dish pizza, and Wahlburgers (and now that Mark Wahlberg lives in Las Vegas, expect an occasional sighting). Feed your shopping appetite at The Raider Image, Viva Vegas Gifts, or Rollasole, to give the ol' dogs a break.
The Italian luxury designer features men's and women's clothing and shoe collections, as well as leather goods, luggage, jewelry, timepieces, silks, and eyewear. Additional locations can be found at Via Bellagio, The Shops at Crystals, Wynn, and Fontainebleau.
The largest collection of Guinness merchandise in one place outside Ireland can be found at this store in The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, where you can find all things that go with the dark Irish beer. Have etched Guinness glasses personalized while you restock your bar with coasters, bar mats, and an essential authentic pouring spoon for making a perfect black and tan. There's also a tasting bar.
The crème de la crème of fast fashion, this Swedish retailer features affordable apparel and accessories that rival what you'll see on high-profile runways. Find diffusion lines from acclaimed designers, men's and children's attire, and beauty products. There are additional locations at Town Square, Downtown Summerlin, and Galleria at Sunset, as well as Las Vegas Premium Outlets North.
Celebrities continually turn to this exclusive jeweler for red-carpet-worthy diamonds and rare gemstones. There are locations at Via Bellagio and The Shops at Crystals.
The Parisian brand's iconic Birkin bags are so exclusive, you could be on a waiting list for several years—yes, years—before securing one. The fine silk scarves and well-crafted clothes carry the same prestige without the waiting game. Additional locations are at Via Bellagio and The Shops at Crystals.
Casual-chic men's clothes and a slew of shoes, belts, and messenger bags—plus formal wear—make up the offerings here. There's also a local outlet store.
The creative decor in the windows is reason enough to check out this boutique that carries men's and women's fashions and accessories. Inside you'll be dazzled by the bold, sophisticated fashions.
Petite by Vegas standards, this Parisian-style shopping lane is chock-full of Gallic delights. Le Journal stocks sundries and that jaunty French beret you know you're longing for. Paris Line and Misura offer up-to-date fashions for men and women, respectively. Eiffel Tower Gift Shop carries just about anything you can imagine emblazoned with the iconic landmark, and Les Eléments keeps a stock of home accents and gifts.
The focal point of Caesars Entertainment's 300,000-square-foot entertainment district is the High Roller, the world's tallest observation wheel at 550 feet. There's also a zip line (the only one on the Strip, 12 stories up and 1,121 feet long) and, of course, shopping. A boutique specializing in Harley-Davidson merchandise brings the iconic American brand to the Strip. Socks & Bottoms has you covered underneath, The Hat Loft fulfills all your headgear needs, and Pier 30 can keep you in the swim. Pick up some sweets at I Love Sugar, Sweet Sin, or Honolulu Cookie Co.
Stash your winnings in a designer bag from one of six Vegas branches of this famous French accessories maker. Hot-stamping services are offered at all branches. The store at The Shops at Crystals is the largest in North America. There are additional locations at Wynn, The Forum Shops at Caesars, Via Bellagio, Palazzo, and Fashion Show Mall.
Every day till midnight, all manner of M&M's merchandise is sold here—a slot machine that dispenses M&M's jackpots is a best seller—and the popular candy may be purchased by the pound. Four air-conditioned levels of colorful, milk-chocolate goodies attract crowds of families with children (and strollers). Those who use the personalized printing machine can create and print custom messages on M&M's, or select from 14 Las Vegas images (the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign or a deck of cards).
The shops here line an indoor sidewalk built around the circular 7,000-seat Bakkt Theater, where Keith Urban and Gwen Stefani have had residencies. Along the way, you'll find notable and diverse fashion names like Tommy Bahama, Victoria's Secret, H&M, and lululemon. Beauty lovers will enjoy Bath & Body Works, Lush, and Sephora, which are well worth the walk on the cobblestone flooring. Miracle Mile does an admirable job of balancing fashion designer boutiques with modestly priced shops. Many of the stores are at your local mall, but you still may discover a treasure here.
This multilevel Nike theme park features attractive displays, inspirational slogans, and giant swoosh symbols amid the latest cool technology in athletic shoes. Flashy and crowded, it's full of "Nike athletes" yelling into two-way radios. There are three other stores in the suburbs and two local outlet stores.
Nevada legalized recreational cannabis in 2018, and today about 80% of the state's dispensaries are located in Las Vegas. The largest of these, NuWu Cannabis Marketplace, is 16,000 square feet and sits just outside Downtown. The facility is open 24 hours a day and boasts a drive-through for those who don't want to leave their limos or rideshares. There's even a tasting room (technically they call it a consumption lounge). Be prepared to fork over your ID when you buy, and remember that it's cash only, at least for now. It's also worth noting that you can't fly with cannabis products, so it's best to use what you buy before you skip town.
So you had fun in Vegas but just can't leave town without that Wheaties box that had Brandi Chastain on the front? Or a statue of Pennywise from It? This sprawling consignment mall in the Southeast area where Las Vegas blends into Henderson has you covered. Five deep aisles with nearly 100 numbered booths keep you on the hunt for everything from Hummel figurines to collectible toys, vinyl albums, and casino memorabilia. Those who dig this kind of treasure hunting can also find it on the West side at the similar, but separately owned, Charleston Antiques Mall ( 560 S. Decatur Bvd.).
It's a pot of fun—literally. This cannabis superstore not only has the goods—smokables, cannabis extracts, and all manner of cannabis-infused products, including edibles—but it's also framed in a good-time vibe unlike other dispensaries. It's different right from the get-go, with a secret-phone-booth entrance that opens into an art-bedecked space. Resembling another planet that could live in your imagination (especially if you partake of their stock), the creative atmosphere includes selfie spots and interactive art elements. When it comes to matching the ambience to the product, Planet 13's dispensary has it down to a science. And, most importantly, the budtenders know their stuff, so you can feel well guided through everything you need to know before making the right (and safe) purchase.
Even when Las Vegas was a smaller town in the 1980s, this was the place to go for hypnotherapy, psychic readings, and past-life regressions. Behind the innocuous strip-mall facade are all sorts of esoteric books, lucky talismans, tarot cards, and candles. Another Las Vegas location closed in 2025.
Make like tennis star Rafael Nadal and shop for high-end Swiss watches that can reach six figures. Chichi surroundings with etched-glass, ebony, and steel accents soften the sticker shock, but the museum-like setting makes Richard Mille worth at least a walk-through. Pre-owned and "historic" timepieces, some named for Nadal, are available.
The largest Saint Laurent store in the United States is on the Fontainebleau's casino floor, near the entrance from the Strip. Reflecting Anthony Vaccarello's design concept, it displays vintage pieces and carries the luxury French fashion house's full line of men's and women's ready-to-wear, fine jewelry, and accessories including shoes and handbags. There also are stores in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, The Shops at Crystals, and the Wynn Plaza Shops.
If you've always wished for the sleek tresses of the stunning Vegas showgirls (or female impersonators), or if you want to try a daring new look for the clubs, head to this bright and spacious Vegas institution. You'll find an expansive selection of natural-hair and synthetic wigs and hairpieces available in many styles, lengths, and colors, as well as accoutrements such as Styrofoam heads, hair adhesives, shampoos, scarves/turbans, and eyelashes. A hair covering must be worn (scarf, bandana, nylon stocking) or purchased before trying on wigs (and the cost credited back if you purchase something). Allow additional time for cutting, styling, and proper fitting of your hairpiece if you plan to wear it on the same day of purchase.
As you stroll from store to store, you can look at the most extensive collection of Guinness merchandise outside Ireland at the Guinness Store, or get a topper from fascinator to fedora at Chapel Hats. Beauty fans will love the all-natural Lush with its "cosmetic deli." You can also buy new sandals at Flip Flop Shops or surf gear at Ron Jon Surf Shop. Head to the Shoppes' website for coupons usable at many of the 40 shops and eateries.
"Mall" is a bit of a misnomer here, where stores are more like highly evolved interactive marketing concepts. First off, there's M&M'S, the four-story homage to the popular candy, where huge dispensers with every color and type line one wall. More sugar awaits you at the Coca-Cola Store, where the Around the World Tray brings you 14 sparkling and still beverage flavors from around the world. Be sure to get a photo of the 100-foot bottle of Coca-Cola outside. The flagship two-story Lids store has all sorts of team-branded merchandise. Post sugar buzz, you can head to the Hard Rock Cafe to browse the interactive video Rock Wall or buy T-shirts, Las Vegas–branded clothing, and souvenirs. The Showcase Mall's parking structure is right next to the MGM Grand; the best access is from the fifth floor, where a pedestrian bridge crosses into the mall. A less hectic option is to park at any of the surrounding hotels (MGM Grand, NY–NY, Park MGM) and walk here.
Sharp tailoring and feminine lines mark Stella McCartney's clothing. The lifelong vegetarian does not use any leather or fur in her collections for women and children. The centerpiece of this flagship store is a horse sculpture made from 8,000 Swarovski crystals dubbed Lucky Spot. McCartney commissioned the sculpture in 2004 and named it for a horse once owned by her late mother.
Men who want the best of the latest and greatest fashions will be right at home here. Thom Browne, Eton, and Karl Lagerfeld styles and the Stitched XXXX collection of suits and sports coats are carried here. An on-site tailor can personalize garments. Made-to-measure suits are a specialty, and the store has personal shoppers and a staffed shoeshine station. There's a Stitched pop-up at Tivoli Village in the far-west valley.
Browse through a full selection of Tiffany's timeless merchandise as well as the exclusive jewelry designs of Elsa Peretti, Paloma Picasso, and Jean Schlumberger. Cleaning and repair services are also offered. Additional store locations include The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, The Shops at Crystals, Wynn, and Fashion Show mall.
