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Where to shop when Fontainebleau opens

Fontainebleau Las Vegas as seen on Friday, Dec. 8, 2023, in Las Vegas. (Daniel Pearson/Las Vega ...

Shoppers visiting the Fontainebleau during its opening days will be able to peruse jewelry, handcrafted chocolate, Italian designer clothing and shoes, among others, the new resort-casino announced Monday.

Brooke Soffer, vice president of corporate retail at Fontainebleau Development, said the 90,000-square-foot collection, spread across two levels, will unveil eight retail spaces at the opening with more expected to open throughout 2024.

“Our approach to retail is centered around ‘unexpected gems’ — curating luxury brands and products that are not commonly found on the Strip,” Soffer said in a news release. “Just as we have done for decades, we have sought out brand partners beyond the traditional, emphasizing uniqueness and the ability to develop a connection with our guests. This way, every interaction between guests and our retail partners becomes part of their Fontainebleau Las Vegas memories. They’re able to look at every piece as a beloved keepsake from their time with us.”

The north Strip property opens late Wednesday.

Retailers set to open with the property on Wednesday include:

Chrome Hearts: a 2,100-square-foot luxury jewelry, eyewear and apparel boutique located on the first level with handmade products from its Hollywood factory.

Giuseppe Zanotti: An Italian luxury footwear and fashion designer’s Las Vegas flagship store. The 1,800-square-foot shop is on the Bleau galerie level.

Missoni: An Italian fashion house brings its designs across a diverse range of products like ready-to-wear collections, beachwear, accessories and home furniture. The 1,800-square-foot shop is on the Bleau galerie level.

Cocoa Dolce: A handcrafted chocolate shop, originally from Wichita, is located on the Bleau galerie level.

Ora: An original store from the resort specializing in designer accessories and fragrances is located on the Bleau galerie level.

Lapis: A retail shop at the entrance of the hotel’s Lapis Spa and Wellness offers skin care and makeup, activewear, casual loungewear, lingerie, jewelry and gifting options.

Morris &Co.: Named for the acclaimed architect behind Fontainebleau Miami Beach, the 2,400-square-foot shop sells designer jewelry, accessories, luxurious gifts and accessories, branded merchandise and more. It’s located on the Bleau galerie level.

FB Express: A convenience and gift shop adjacent to the main lobby entrance sells on-the-go beverages, snacks, sundries and other items.

McKenna Ross is a corps member with Report for America, a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms. Contact her at mross@reviewjournal.com. Follow @mckenna_ross_ on X.

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