The new outpost arrives just in time for the modern holiday rush, but looks like something out of the ancient Greece—at least on the outside.

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Prada boutique in Las Vegas
Prada’s boutique in Las Vegas. All images courtesy of Prada.

Everything’s on the table in Las Vegas—including mixing distinctly modern outfitting with the most classical of architecture. Prada proves the point, as marble figures stand sentinel above the house’s new boutique in the Forum Shops’ Fountain of the Gods piazza at Caesars Palace.

Wrapped around a towering fountain with Pegasus and Poseidon alike leaping from the waters, the shops in the piazza mirror this antiquity aesthetic with staggering columns and other carved motifs. Prada offset these antiquities with a vibrant storefront featuring a backlit triangular pattern that nods to the house’s instantly recognizable logo.

Prada boutique in Las Vegas

Inside, 5,000 square feet are coated in Prada’s signature pale green hue, down to a black-and-white checkered floor that calls back to its original store in Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The rest of the boutique’s styling is kept simple, with sleek green or taupe furnishings populating the space alongside mannequins donning ready-to-wear jackets with kitten heels.

Prada boutique in Las Vegas

To prepare for the holidays, the house called in the latest designs from the runway, alongside tailored pieces, knitwear, outerwear, footwear, and a litany of leather goods and accessories. The newly introduced Prada Explore handbags get pride of place, crafted for utility with pockets that mimic a catch-all military style. On the men’s side, the America’s Cup sneaker and Chocolate loafer are given special attention as visitors head into the gifting season.

Those looking to stash one of the items under their tree could pick it up at any of the house’s many outposts around the globe, but remember, only one sits under the watchful eyes of the gods.

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