VALENTINE’S DAY: What better way to show your sweetheart (or yourself) that you care this Valentine’s Day than with a special little something from The Forum Shops at Caesars? The perfect bauble can be found for Valentine’s Day at Baccarat. From the new jewelry collection “So Insomnight,” choose either the blue mordore earrings or the silver mordore ring. For the high-tech love in your life, SonyStyle has the Bloggie Touch camera or the NEX-5, interchangeable lens camera. The perfect accessory this holiday is a handbag. Bally features a stylish handbag or get a jumpstart on pool season with the anniversary swimsuit from Vilebrequin. The scent of romance will be in the air as it’s captured at Shanghai Tang in the new Travalo fragrance set for men and for women. Timing is everything when it comes to saying you care, Tommy Bahama features Relax watches for both men and for women. Ted Baker London has something for that special someone with their new spring fashion collections hitting stores just in time for Valentine’s Day. For the man in your life, check out the crystal heart cufflinks, Porchester check shirt and Valentine’s heart tie at Thomas Pink. Fresh has just the right amount of sweetness in their Brown Sugar EDP collection with hand cream, body cream and body polish. For a truly lasting impression, Peter Max features an original painting, acrylic on paper appropriately entitled Two Hearts.
STORE HIGHLIGHT – WEFT: The definition of weft: horizontal threads interlaced through the warp in woven fabric. Weft is the custom denim concept store encompassing all that is denim. A carefully created denim collective, WEFT offers precision custom fitting and personalized craftsmanship. This contemporary concept enables clients to create their own custom pair of denim. By interacting directly with a tailor, shoppers are able to combine their vision and creativity with the meticulous precision, detail and craftsmanship. The final result is a high-quality pair of personalized denim literally tailor-made for the buyer.
DESIGNER FOCUS - WEFT: Weft’s head designers Vishaal and Mohit Melwani have a passion for denim and for the craftsmanship involved in producing truly custom-fitted pieces. They are introducing Las Vegas to this innovative concept that takes creativity and originality to new heights with the Rogue Territory Custom Denim Program. This contemporary concept enables customers to have full creative control. They have developed a process for discerning clients that begins with in-depth measurements. Customer input on everything from silhouette, fabric, wash and details combine to create the perfectly-unique custom denim. In addition to the Rogue Territory, Weft proudly carries pieces from a number of the denim market’s finest designers including Genetic Denim, J Brand, Adriano Goldschmied, Rag & Bone and Closed to name just a few.
JUICY COUTURE'S JUICY RULES LAS VEGAS: For the full, Las Vegas ensemble, Juicy Couture features their ladies velour hoodie with Juicy RULES Las Vegas logo on the back. Price: $128. For the matching velour pants, it’s Juicy Las Vegas down the leg. Price: $110. For inside the hoodie, a crew neck t-shirt with Juicy RULES Las Vegas logo on the front. Price: $68. All three pieces are available in black, white, Birmingham (light blue), frosted pink, grant (brown), heather prestige (grey), regal (navy), eggplant, magenta and teal.
FASHION FORWARD: The versatility and variety of styles in denim make it a definite must this season. True Religion has the definitive pair of jeans for both men and for women. Lucky has the best new jeans by any stretch of the imagination with their denim leggings – now available in black. In a tribute to the fabric that built America, Lucky also has an industrial denim jacket – a classic. Inspired by the military trend, 7 For All Mankind features a military blazer in black vintage sheen that is made from their new sateen denim with the perfect sheen. An essential to any wardrobe, 7 For All Mankind also features an amazing assortment of coated denim western button down shirts.
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