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These Modern Showgirls Are Keeping Las Vegas Kitsch Alive: Inside Their Homes

Architectural Digest·Zoey Goto·26 days ago
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Inside the Homes of the Vintage-Obsessed Modern Showgirls Keeping Las Vegas Kitsch Alive How three entertainers with larger-than-life personas are preserving the retro maximalism that built Sin City Dancer Gypsy Wood purchased her Las Vegas midcentury ranch in 2022 and decorated it in wall-to-wall kitsch. If any city was made by men, for men, it’s Las Vegas . In the early 20th century, this man-versus-nature oasis was strong-armed into being when mobsters and casino magnates swept into the Nevada desert. By the boom years of the 1950s and ’60s, these high rollers were erecting gilded penthouses and sprawling suburban ranch-style houses. Inside, shag-pile carpeting flowed lavishly across floors and walls, chandeliers sparkled like diamonds, and a legion of marble statues idled as if awaiting the reboot of the Roman Empire. It was man-made aesthetics at their most swaggering.…

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