Guests can journey back in time for photos with colorful, evocative backdrops in The Selfie Studio: Decades Tour as they shop at the Fashion Show Las Vegas.
Among the interactive, nostalgic sets are:
• The Diner (1950s), with neon signs, chessboard flooring, retro wall art, a counter and a jukebox.
• Mellow Meadows (1960s), a VW van.
• Disco Fever (1970s), disco balls and flashy signs.
• The Gamer (1980s), video game icons and neon lights.
• The Video Store (1990s), VHS tapes and a ‘Be Kind Rewind’ sign.
• Teenage Dream (2000s), pink fur-covered walls and ceiling, custom lockers and an oversized lip seat.
• The NOW — Gone Viral, with some of the internet’s most viral memes.
A VW microbus is among the props guests can snap photos with in the 1960s-themed Mellow Meadows set. Photo Credit: Fashion Show Las Vegas
“We strive to continuously bring interactive experiences to our guests, and this pop-up is the perfect activation for locals and tourists alike as it blends nostalgia and an immersive atmosphere, allowing guests to create incredible memories throughout the summer,” said John Boudouvas, senior director of tourism marketing at Brookfield Properties, which owns Fashion Show.
The free attraction, open through Aug. 27, was last in the Fashion Show in May 2023. There is no time limit as guests can find just the right Instagrammable pose. For more information, visit the mall’s website.
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