Vegas Wardrobe

[Mrs. MD, Esq.]

How about these http://www.amazon.com/gp/tagging/cus...A3R24HOTHBDGR9 ? Nothing says Vegas like a nice set of pasties

hahahahaha. Awesome.

[medpedspouse]

How about these http://www.amazon.com/gp/tagging/cus...A3R24HOTHBDGR9 ? Nothing says Vegas like a nice set of pasties

LOL. I may have to pass - I already feel dirty and have yet to set foot in the town.

I went to Vegas a couple of years ago and had a blast. I highly recommend catching a show or two, that was the best part to me. If you have splurge money there are some amazing restaurants there as well but that was the only place I remember a dress code coming into play.

I'll definitely look into the show options. So far I am only going based on a promise (from my friend) that there are aahhhmazing restaurants. So, the foodie in me is intrigued.

[ms.conception]

There are great restaurants there.
I'd highly recommend STK in the Cosmopolitan (steak house, we had the BEST dinner there - a piece of steak that fed 10 of us with the best chimmichurri sauce i've ever had in my life, home fries that were amazing, salads that were amazing and some other app's that I still fantasize about)

Lavo in the Venetian (I think, or bellagio, can't remember) was very very good - italian.

Then we ate off the strip at a Tapas place that was SO good. Can't remember the name of it.

[Vishenka69]

Some of the best food we had in Vegas was off the strip in small unassuming places. They book months in advance though, Lotus of Siam and Rosemary's. Batali's place in Venetian was pretty good too. Other places were good too but not too memorable.

I think off-the-shoulder top, jeans and heels will be fine for dinner. Don't forget to accessorize though.

[Deebs]

Mmmm..we were @ Mandalay Bay and pretty much ate at all the restaurants there - they were all awesome. RM Seafood was so good that I was completely nauseous from jet leg, and still made myself eat almost everything on my plate. I've never done that before or since.