SLS Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Opening in the location of the former Sahara Hotel and Casino, the SLS Las Vegas Hotel & Casino boasts a modern, urban vibe. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

SLS Las Vegas beverage director Ryan McCallum presents a drink at The Sayers Club, the casino resort's stylish live-entertainment venue. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

From left to right: Chef Jose Andres, designer Philippe Starck, Lenny Kravitz (who designed several suites with his firm Lenny Kravitz Design, Inc.) and Fred Segal CEO Paul Blumat the property’s grand opening. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Starck’s irreverent sense of humor is evident in the bathrooms at SLS Las Vegas. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Eclectic decor lends a playful vibe. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

The hotel features a 60,000-square foot casino floor. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Diners get a view of the carving action at onsite restaurant Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres, a spin on the chef’s popular Bazaar concept. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Metallic tones and extravagant chandeliers provide a sleek, modern feel to a private dining room at Bazaar Meat. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Handmade noodles are a specialty at Ku Noodle restaurant, also at the new SLS Las Vegas. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

The Hakka Fried Rice Pot dish is a standout at Ku Noodle, another concept from Chef Andres at SLS Las Vegas. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Retailer Fred Segal is one of many Los Angeles-based brands making a home at SLS Las Vegas. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

Shoe lovers rejoice: Fred Segal Collective at SLS Las Vegas offers a variety of glitzy kicks. // © 2014 Robin Rockey

A glamorous clutch beckons shoppers. // © 2014 Robin Rockey