Asian beauty, athletic wear, Gen-Z style part of slate of new Strip retailers

Two Strip shopping centers announced ten new storefronts set to open or already operating this year. At Fashion Show Las Vegas, the Gen‑Z‑oriented brand Edikted is preparing to open on Level 1 next to JD Sports, promising a “West Coast edge” from its Los Angeles base. Sukoshi, an Asian beauty retailer, will open its doors on Saturday on Level 1 across from Garage, offering giveaways and gifts with purchases while highlighting “thoughtfully selected products, immersive experiences, and personalized guidance.” Alo, which specializes in studio‑to‑street clothing, is now open on Level 2 beside Lacoste. BoxLunch, a specialty shop for pop‑culture merchandise, will join the lineup on Level 2 opposite Olight. Makers & Finders coffee bar, located on Level 1 across from Lululemon, serves empanadas, meal sandos, Latin fare and specialty drinks made with high‑quality Colombian beans, Japanese matcha and handmade syrups. R.D. Talley Books, already open on Level 2 next to Brad’s Toys, stocks new and used books, art, posters and novelty items across genres including children’s literature, young adult, romance, fiction, history, sci‑fi, fantasy, mystery and comics. Over at the Grand Canal Shoppes, Hublot Boutique is open inside Horologio on Casino Level 1. The brand, founded in 1980, became known for introducing the first natural rubber strap in luxury watchmaking. Läderach Chocolate has opened its second Las Vegas location on Retail Level 2 near St. Mark’s Square, opposite Lids; the family‑run confectioner, dating to the early 1960s, offers chocolates, pralines, FrischSchoggi and other specialties. Green Crush is now operating in the food court on Retail Level 2, serving frozen cocktails and fruity drinks with liquor add‑ins that rotate flavors. Travel & Living, a luxury boutique slated to open this year on Retail Level 2 beside Skechers, will carry high‑end travel gear, designer luggage, home décor, massage chairs, drones and more.