Louis Vuitton will have a two-level store offering all of its product categories in the center of the development. Though its size was not provided, MGM Mirages says it will be one of the largest Louis Vuitton locations in North America and its 16th worldwide. Ermenegildo Zegna will showcase its extensive collection of suiting, sportswear, small leather goods and accessories in an approximately 10,000-sf boutique. Tiffany & Co. will open a 10,000-sf, two-level story that faces Las Vegas Boulevard. Opening its fifth US store will be Marni, which offers clothing for men, women and children.

Wolfgang Puck's new concepts will include a contemporary interpretation of a traditional French brasserie with tastes of the Mediterranean region, a new concept for Puck. The second, known as the Wolfgang Puck "Pods," will offer light American and Mediterranean fare as well as a bar with views of the center. Another eatery announced by MGM will be a new version of Katana, the sushi and Robatayaki concept by Innovative Dining Group. IDG's existing Las Vegas restaurants include Sushi Roku and BOA Steakhouse.

In deference to its name, the Crystals also will house several jewelers. Opening their first West Coast stores will be de Grisogono and H. Stern. Roberto Coin will use the Crystals for its second US boutique and cultured pearl pioneer Mikimoto will be opening its second Las Vegas store at the Crystals. In addition, Hyde Park Jewelers will open a store devoted to Rolex wristwatches, while Tourbillon, which is owned by Swatch, will offer wristwatches by Breguet, Blancpain, Glashtte Original, Jaquet Droz, Leìon Hatot and Omega.