Scoop

Okay, okay. This is on my top 3 stores for the LV: 1) Barney’s at the Palazzo, 2) Intermix, & 3) Scoop! They carry brands from Chloe to Herve to Elizabeth & James. Their jean selection is bomb, too. A lot of dressy-​casual items as well as a lot of big ticket items as well. I’ve gotten an Herve dress here more than once at such great prices! Definitely a place to stop if your time in Vegas is limited. No need for the tacky LV or GG… they have those EVERYWHERE, even the airport. Go some place they might only have in LV; if you want true individuality you can stop by the M&M store (lol) or some of the other touristy things along the way. But this store is not for the faint of heart. Prepare to have your Black… okay, at least your Titanium Amex ready. Once you shop, the fun don’t stop! Or so I quote. Love this store!

Ok, I’ve Scooped in NY, South Beach and Vegas.
I like this store.
Great jeans, great tee’s, a good sale rack, decent prices, and how on earth did they get cuter Tory Burch items than that boring Tory Burch boutique? Oh, the buyers, riiiight. It’s all about the buyers. These are good buyers. It’s why you go.
That and the staff. The girl checking me out — who was not assisting me on the floor or dressing room — was beyond friendly — What are you up to tonight? Get this drink. Go here afterward. Etc, etc. Love it.
PS — they’ve got the best bags around. Totally reduce-​reuse-​recycle it into a pool bag.

I only found 2 things i liked in this store, a really cute clutch bag a some perfume they only had the sample off. I wasn’t happy.
But the staff was nice and friendly, i would shop again, but i wouldn’t get hopes up.

*OMG i won $ 300 in craps! I NEED TO GO SHOPPING!*
I walked in Scoop hoping to find something cute to buy with my winnings but sadly i walked out empty handed. As much as i love clothes and Scoop carries a wide rang of brands but there wasnt anything cute or worth buying at all. Overall the store layout is very easy to browse the clothes are hung on tacks against the wall and the shoes were located at the end of the store. But who would pay $ 165 for PLAIN Scoop ballet flats? i forbid that! you can spend $ 30 more on Tory Burch flats instead!
The only upside they carry Free City hoodies and sweats which i love but i rather spend my money else where.

This boutique tries to compete with Intermix and fails. They buyer is behind a season or two. Scoop insists on stocking the ugliest T-​bags dresses I have ever seen (and I like T-​bags). The denim selection is boooring. The tops are boring. The sweaters are boooring. Judging based on the selection alone, I’d think I was in some sort of designer re-​sale outlet. It’s that bad.

this is what i call shopping nirvana. when i can find 10 things to take to the dressing room, hope each one fits and promise myself to forget my budget if they all fit it’s time to take notice. whoever is doing the buying for this particular scoop is a genius. oh and the sale section; INCREDIBLE! Example: cashmere Missoni originally $ 250 marked down to $ 70. i know, it’s too good. super nice staff too.

I think I’ve spent a maximum of 3 minutes in every Scoop I’ve visited. This time was different. It was quite possibly the BEST sale I’ve experienced in the last several years.
Back in September, I was very close to buying a Diane V.F. wool wrap dress at Nordstrom for $ 425 (waaaay over my «budget»). Good thing I didn’t b/​c it was 70% off at Scoop! I was hitting deals left and right. And, the sales associate (Sara) was helpful but not annoying. Huge plus in my book.
Couldn’t win crap at the casinos, but I raked it it in at Scoop!

Great selection of men’s and women’s designers.
I didn’t find any $ 60 T-​shirts I could live without…
But my wife found a S**TLOAD of great deals…
However, she’s the consummate bargain shopper.
I’m perfectly content paying sticker price.

The only location west of Dallas for this New York City staple of a shop (LAziens and SFers take note). Their strong suit is that they carry a well-​edited selection of casual goodies from many designers… they also often have unique designs from familiar labels and designers (Fred Perry, James Perse, Puma, Varvatos, etc.).
The big downside is that they know they’re the poo and price accordingly. It’s going to be tough to find hidden bargains here… yes that J Crew for Scoop button-​down really is $ 150. But don’t let that deter you too much, you can still find interesting and tasty bits all over the place. Definitely on the level with Barneys Co-​Op, Saks Men’s casual, and Bloomie’s designer casual sections…