Instagram Spots Las Vegas: Get The Best Pics On Your Trip!

Las Vegas may get a bad rep as a party-centric destination, but it’s actually a great place to have a foodie frenzy, relax, and get GREAT Instagram photos. Just skip the clubs if it’s not your thing, wake up early (while all the party-goers are still hungover and asleep), and snap a bunch of awesome pics at the unique Vegas hotels, flashy neon signs, and drool-worthy restaurants. There’s no shortage of awesome photo spots on the strip, off the strip, and short drives into the desert—you just need to know where to look.

1. Fake a European Vacation At The Paris Hotel + Venetian

Want a euro-trip aesthetic but don’t have the $ or time to go to Italy? You can snap equally cute, wanderlust-worthy shots at some of Vegas’ hotels modeled to look like famous European cities. The Paris Hotel has a model of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc De Triomphe, which both make excellent photo locations. The Venetian Hotel is inspired by Venice, with great photo spots in and out of the property—plus gondola rides for extra special snaps.

2. Pose With All The Kitschy, Flashy Signs

The “Welcome To Las Vegas” sign is one of the most obvious photo spots in Vegas, but if you love posing with cute signs, you’re in luck—because there are so many more! You can find a retro Vegas sign off the strip on East Fremont Street (next to Corduroy’s), or pose in all-white next to the Little White Chapel sign (which features Elvis on it). If that’s not enough, head to The Neon Museum for a bunch of old neon signs artfully placed in the middle of the desert.

3. Eat The Most IG-Worthy Foods

While Vegas’ famous buffets aren’t always the most Instagrammable, there are plenty of restaurants (and menu items) that are. Head to Black Tap for epic milkshakes (some that arrive with a whole slice of cake on top) or get Hello Kitty-shaped donuts at the Hello Kitty Truck outside of New York Hotel. Pose at the iconic entrances for Catch Las Vegas and The Mayfair Supper Club. For a pretty-in-pink afternoon tea, head to Mrs. Coco Cafe.

4. Befriend Some Florals

Vegas may not be known for its natural wildlife, but the Wynn Hotel makes up for it with an epic array of giant floral arrangements throughout the property (don’t miss their gardens). The Bellagio typically has great floral displays as well—both make great photo backdrops for your going-out outfits.

I hope this blog on Instagram Spots in Las Vegas helped inspire your Vegas photo journey! And don’t feel like you can’t get fab photos if you’re traveling solo—there are so many great tripods and remote-controlled photo tools on Amazon (some even move with you!).

Cover photo by Leah Kelley via Pexels

I’ve been unsatisfied with my go-to online retailers lately, so I’ve been trying new ones! Here’s my honest Goodbye Bread review.

Goodbye Bread is a relatively new e-tailer that is similar to Dolls Kill in terms of their style and the brands they stock. Their in-house brand is called Hoes Before Bros (amazing name, I know), which is who the majority of items I got are made by.

Now, without further ado, here is:

My Goodbye Bread Review (in bullet points for your viewing pleasure)

Here’s what I got:

• Sassy Leopard Mesh Dress (Size Small)
• Selfish Cunt Hoodie (One Size)
• Purrfect Leopard Mesh Top (Size Small)
• Seduce Me Thigh High Sock Boots (Size 8)

The Good:

• Shipping was super fast, I received my stuff in just three days!
• Quality was on the mark for the price point.
• The shoes were by Cape Robbin, a brand I’ve come to love for affordable + trendy shoes (you can find them on Amazon too!)
• My order came with a nice personal note thanking me for shopping with them — it’s the little things!

The Bad:

• Hoes Before Bros only offers S, M, and L currently.
• The selection on Goodbye Bread could be better (but they’re a growing site, so I foresee it growing progressively).
• They only accept returns for store credit, just like Dolls Kill (*insert eye roll emoji here*).

The Honest Opinion:

If you guys would read an entire essay on why I’m obsessed with these boots, I would write it. They’re the thotty girl’s version of leggings for winter. They’re like a combo of high-socks and heels, and they’re amazing. They’re super comfy (I can wear them when I know I’ll be on my feet all day), they’re adjustable (so they can still work with slightly longer items, I just bunch them a bit), and they go with legit everything. AND they don’t take up a lot of closet space because like I said, they’re basically just socks.

I have similar feelings about the sweatshirt, although since I usually leave the house in skintight outfits, it hasn’t gotten quite as much wear. However, it has gotten a ton of wear in the house, because a giant sweatshirt is usually what I wear all day while working, and this one is super comfy. I also like that it’s one size, because if it was up to me I’d probably have ordered a small and it’d be too short to wear as a dress, and not as comfy to feel like a boyfriend sweatshirt around the house.

Both leopard items are well-made and that good level of see-through but not too see-through (at least if you like to free the nipple like me). Like I mentioned, they’re both a little big on me, so I prefer to knot them up in the front to give me a more fitted look. I’m still not completely sure what to wear the mesh dress with — maybe a swimsuit cover-up?

Also, I’ve been thinking of making a “master” list of sorts with the sites I shop at, with their pros and cons (similar to what I’ve done here for Goodbye Bread). Would anyone be into that? LMK in the comments!

Outfit Details:

Earrings: Mine are from Bershka, here’s a similar pair: 

Leopard Top: BUY IT HERE

Denim skirt: Mine is from Bershka, here’s a similar one (I wear a size 2)

Sweatshirt: BUY IT HERE

Boots: BUY THEM HERE

Photos by @_JulioGPhoto_ <3