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Casino Queen

Often referred to as "Sin City" and "The Entertainment Capital of the World", Las Vegas truly is a mesmerizing desert jewel. When Bugsy Siegel opened the Flamingo hotel and casino in 1946, it's doubtful that he had any idea what a landmark the strip would eventually become. The Flamingo's neighbors include establishments inspired by everyplace from ancient Egypt to Hollywood, each one offering a unique type of decadence. The Cosmopolitan is very avant-garde and features three dimensional art throughout its vast halls as well as various historical photographs, including spooky screen siren Vampira and burlesque legend Tempest Storm. Take a stroll downtown to find old neon signs on display and kitschy restaurants with outlandish themes. If you're feeling really frisky, swing by the Golden Nugget's "GOLD to go" ATM, the world's first ever gold vending machine. Who says you can't have it all?

In the days of "Old Vegas", the Rat Pack and glamourous showgirls dominated the stage. Travelers from all over the globe would don their best ensembles to stride proudly through the formidable streets and exciting casino floors. There were no shortage of men in tailored suits or elegant ladies draped in luxurious evening gowns and smart summer dresses. Visitors and locals alike marveled at the elaborate buildings and larger than life stage shows. These are the images that defined Vegas and transformed it into one of the most revered destinations in the world.

In honor of Poison Candy's home city and one of our favorite places, we proudly present the "Casino Queen" dress! Inspired by the mid-century femme fatales that graced the landscape of vintage Vegas, this dress features a classic silhouette and rich color palette. Complete with a seductive halter neckline and chic wrap skirt, the "Casino Queen" dress is fit for retro fashion royalty.

Pair the "Casino Queen" dress with the "Showgirl Flower" hair clip for an exquisite outfit like no other!

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