Shop

5 photos · 2008–2024

5 photographs tagged Shop, 2008–2024.

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A souvenir stall in Puerto Vallarta displays decorative signs made from repurposed Mexican license plates with humorous phrases alongside stacked white and colored baseball caps.
A souvenir stall in Puerto Vallarta sells decorative items made from repurposed Mexican license plates alongside hats and caps. The license plate signs carry short phrases and place names, while several caps feature Bass Pro Shops branding.

Novelty License Plate Signs at a Puerto Vallarta Market Stall

Sponge Diver Supply storefront with yellow doors and vintage bicycle at Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, Florida.
Sponge Diver Supply sits along Dodecanese Boulevard at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, a commercial waterfront built up by Greek immigrant divers who arrived in the early 1900s to harvest natural sea sponges from the Gulf of Mexico. The shop sells natural sponges alongside apparel and souvenirs tied to the trade. Tarpon Springs still bills itself as the sponge capital of the world, and the docks remain a working harbor for the dwindling fleet of Greek-owned sponge boats that continue to dive the Gulf beds each season.

Sponge Diver Supply at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks

Pearl Paint store and 310 Discount Mall storefronts line Canal Street in Manhattan's Lower Manhattan.
Pearl Paint and the 310 Discount Mall on Canal Street in Manhattan mark a stretch of the street known for discount retail and specialty shops. Pearl Paint was a longtime New York art-supply store whose Canal Street location advertised itself as the “World’s Largest Art & Graphic Discount Center.” Canal Street is a major east-west corridor through Lower Manhattan and a longstanding commercial street bordering Chinatown.

Traffic on Canal Street Near Pearl Paint’s “World’s Largest” Storefront

Hermes luxury storefront at The Forum Shops in Las Vegas with Mediterranean-style architecture and turquoise water below.
Caesars Palace's Forum Shops line the shore of the Bellagio's eight-acre lake, giving the mall's rear facade a view normally reserved for the Fountains of Bellagio show. Hermès Paris operates a boutique here as part of the center's roster of luxury retailers, which has included brands like Gucci and Versace since the mall's 1992 opening. Olives, the Mediterranean restaurant seen alongside it, was one of chef Todd English's early Las Vegas ventures, offering outdoor seating that overlooks the water. The domed rotunda rising behind the shops is part of the Forum Shops' Roman-themed architecture, designed to evoke ancient Rome with painted skies and classical detailing throughout the complex.

Hermès and Olives at Caesars Palace Along Bellagio’s Lake

Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and Miracle Mile Shops on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada.
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and the Miracle Mile Shops are prominent entertainment and retail complexes on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Planet Hollywood, originally the Aladdin, opened in 1962 and was rethemed in 1999 to Planet Hollywood. The Miracle Mile Shops, a large indoor shopping mall, is integrated into the resort, offering a variety of retail and dining options. The complex is a significant part of the Las Vegas entertainment landscape, drawing millions of visitors annually for its casino, hotel accommodations, shopping, and dining.

Miracle Mile Shops Entrance at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip

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