Although this is called the Fashion SHOW Mall, I have yet to experience an actual fashion show production here.  I guess it's my luck of the draw that I must miss them whenever I'm in Vegas.\n\nThat being said, this is definitely the go-to mall for FASHION.  I would classify this mall as one of the fashion Meccas of the Las Vegas strip.  For your first visit here, I would definitely recommend blocking off a few  hours in your day so you're able to explore all the selection, diversity, and fashion that this mall has to offer.  And don't be ashamed to grab a mall guide/map from an information booth, trust me you'll thank me later.  On my very first visit to this mall, I have to be honest to say that I was stunned at it's gargantuan size....I mean if you thought it looks big from what outside, just wait till you see in the inside!  I guess you could just walk around and see what stores are in the mall, but I felt the guide helped in case you wanted to find a store you wanted to shop at.  \n\nSince my very first visit, I always make it a point to return to this mall purely because of the variety of stores it holds under one roof.  Besides the Forum Shops @ Caesars Palace, I don't think there's another mall on the strip where you'll find such a diverse collection of stores.  Major store anchors include Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Dillard's, Macys', and Bloomingdales.  They've got everything here from Gap, Bath and Body Works, Louis Vuitton, and Victoria's Secret, to Steve Madden and Abercrombie & Fitch.  They also have the standard kiosks selling goods in the center of the walkways between stores, but I felt they aren't as bothersome or annoying as those at, say the Las Vegas Premium Outlets near downtown.\n\nBuilding up an appetite and thirst after so much shopping??  Don't despair, there's food court on the 3rd floor for your dining pleasure, as well as a mix of other eateries throughout the mall, including CPK.\n\nBottom Line:  Fashion is alive and well at the Fashion Show Mall!