Anthropologie

I agree! — the Caesars location had a different vibe. Oh well, I will stop at any anthropologie store I find. Every season contains several pieces that suit me. I own many pieces that are akin to collectors items — am shocked to see they hold value on eBay even years later. Anthro designers have a very feminine style — classy, unique, and good quality materials. As another reviewer said, there’s usually a treasure or two on the sales racks if you don’t want to pay full price. I never leave empty handed.
Sales people are always at the ready, never overbearing. Once had a sweater held while I went in to return a mail order for a different size and they even refunded my shipping!

It’s Anthropologie, it’s expensive, but the home stuff is gorgeous. The clothes aren’t really my style, but I still love browsing through the beautiful store.

The mystique that draws me into Anthropologie is the styling of the displays with ordinary everyday objects. I adored the Caesars location and had my first visit at the Fashion Show store. I was heartbroken. The vibe of the store is missing and it feels sad. Their items remain vibrant, quirky and gorgeous but the store itself feels bare, like someone doesn’t care about it and the inventory seems sparse. I will be revisiting it before I leave Vegas to see if I feel differently — I hope I do.

Located near the Ann Taylor Store and Neiman Marcus department store side of the lower level of the Fashion Show Mall (in the mall directory, it is called Lower Level East); the elevator and escalators are nearby.
It’s a lovely store with a nice inviting layout, along with nice furniture to sit and wait (hubbies welcome), filled with nice things for your home, as well, as gorgeous clothing (the mannequin displays always spark fashion ideas) and pretty jewelry. The ladies working here are nice as well, greeting you upon entering.
I love, love, love the womens clothing from this line, especially the beautiful dresses and stylish cardigans (this company is owned by trendy Urban Outfitters; the style here is one part bohemian, one part romantic, one part pretty). I’ve been to the mall many times, but yesterday was my first visit to the store (although I went to the old location quite a bit, and the District location as well). I always look at the clearance section located towards the back of the store (priced as marked) as I am a regular online as well. Clothing inventory is always changing and I notice the petite styles are always «Sold Out.»
This is the first place I think of when asked about «the store most likely to max out your credit cards.» Come to think of it, I am coming here when I have a splurge moment. I did see a few nice cardigans yesterday.

The Caesars Palace location moved to Fashion Show! This was my first visit to the new location and my first visit to anthropologie in forever. I was glad to be back among the beautiful sartorial options that almost cost an arm or leg, if only to gaze upon all the pretty eye candy. It is difficult to describe the anthropologie style; words like «bohemian,» «French Mediterranean,» «colorful,» and «feminine» come to mind. The clothing, housewares, and accessories are not cheap, but there are lots of sale items (some of which are very reasonably priced) that always tempt me when I visit. I have scored $ 20 pants and tops on previous occasions and they garner many compliments to this day. My trip tonight was due to an invite for the store’s monthly birthday party for its VIP members (my friend invited me! I don’t spend THAT much money at anthropologie!). Upon checking in, we were encouraged to sample the baby cupcakes, tarts, and macarons on display as well as the prosecco and strawberry-​infused water. Service was lovely and helpful while we tried on various items of clothing. My friend and I both purchased a couple of pieces and left poorer in cash but richer in calories (thanks for the treats!).
The Fashion Show location is found in the lower level of zone C (Ann Taylor and Brighton Collectibles are nearby).