Fashion Show Mall, Shopping center on Las Vegas Strip, Nevada
Fashion Show Las Vegas is a shopping mall on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, developed by Summa Corporation and Ernest W. Hahn and designed by ArchiSystems. Its plaza holds the Cloud, a flat pale-gray steel canopy raised on four cylindrical pillars and lattice towers, with banners reading "FASHION SHOW" on the forward columns. Beneath and behind it runs a long, low building with a dark glass storefront level, a pale pinkish upper band and a curved tower sign reading "FASHION SHOW Center".
The mall opened in 1981 and was the first major shopping center built on the Las Vegas Strip. Its construction marked a shift in how the famous boulevard developed beyond just casinos.
The mall hosts regular fashion shows on a retractable runway located in its central plaza. These shows feature current collections from both international and national brands and are free for shoppers to watch.
The center sits directly on Las Vegas Boulevard and is easy to reach from the street, with plenty of parking available for visitors. It operates daily and individual stores have varying hours, so there is flexibility for visiting at different times.
The Cloud, a steel canopy added with the 2000–2003 expansion, shades pedestrians on the Strip-side plaza and doubles as a projection surface for advertising after dark. The mall's retractable runway and stage, introduced with the new west wing in November 2002, have also hosted Christmas shows.
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