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Christian Audigier Nightclub

Vegas brings out the "go big or go home" in everybody, from mild-mannered convention-goers, to mild-mannered degenerate gamblers, to...clothing designers? If not, then how do you explain Christian Audigier, opening this weekend?Thrillist - Christian AudigierThe guy behind Ed Hardy has teamed up with the Pure nightclub group to class up Treasure Island with LV's stylingest club -- an impressive move from a casino best known for its shivering timbers. The intimate-for-Vegas, multi-tiered space features VIP booths up top, overlooking a dance floor that leads down to a sunken black pebblestone bar; the whole thing's done up goth-elegant, with skulls, roses, crystals, red velvet walls, brass dance poles, black glass chandeliers, and faux-croc leather seating designed to resist piercings from spiked heels/hooks. There's also an expanded outdoor patio overlooking a small waterway, offering an outstanding view of the Strip, and serving as a de facto front-row seat to the late-night "Sirens of TI" show: "a 17th Century clash between...beautiful, tempting sirens and a band of renegade pirates" sure to amp up your excitement, ardour, and curiosity as to what it takes for a pirate to be declared renegade. Booze includes Audigier's own line of wines and champagnes in one-of-a-kind designer bottles, but the most impressive liquid displays are two 1,000-gallon tanks holding mesmerizing jellyfish -- seemingly mild-mannered invertebrates whose Vegas motto is "Go big, or I will sting you, and you'll have to pee on yourself".

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Christian Audigier Nightclub (Emailed on July 1, 2008)

At Treasure Island, 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd; 702.894.7580

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