Let's back up before you get poolside - where do you shop in Vegas? Louis Vuitton [at the Wynn] is literally my version of heaven. I don't know how to describe it - it's just huge. They have all of their bags and everything. I'd probably go to the Caesars Forum Shops first because they are really fun, and it's a good place to start. They also have a Louis Vuitton, and they carry more clothes there than they do at the Wynn. Then, I would probably go to the Aladdin and go to the little shops in there, just because they have really silly, fun stuff to buy. It has more of a market feel, and you don't spend as much money as you would at the Bellagio or Caesars shops. But you can go home with a bunch of really fun stuff for your friends. The stores at the Wynn and the Bellagio and Caesars just have a glamour about them that I think is really neat. Vegas is really fun, but not all parts of Vegas are glamorous. The stores at those three hotels really make you feel like you're on Rodeo Drive. I would go to the Bellagio and go to the Prada store, which is my favorite store to go to there. I would probably cry about how much money I spent at Prada, and then I would probably go after that to the Wynn. I normally buy an outfit from the Prada store to wear that night, so I would probably try to find a new purse or a pair of shoes to go with my new outfit.

Where would you wear the new outfit? Let's start with dinner. I absolutely love the atmosphere at Prime Steakhouse at the ­Bellagio. It just feels kind of old-school, and I love all the dark wood and everything. I love the food, and the people there are just great. I also love Olives at the Bellagio, because you can sit outside and see the fountain and hear the music and watch the people go by. It's really fun, and the food is just amazing. And there's Little Buddha. It's at the Palms and has really good sushi and Chinese food. It has a cool little atmosphere - it's done all in red and black. I actually had my birthday there.