Las Vegas Mixtape v37: Fetish Fever, Standout Steakhouse, and Sparkling Rock Fashion — Track #3: ICJUK @Las Vegas

Track #3: ICJUK @Las Vegas

Rock and roll elegantly lives here. (Image: courtesy of ICJUK)

One of the hippest places to shop in Vegas for gals and guys is not even a walk-in retail store. Located in the mid-century-rich area of Vegas’ east side, ICJUK is a private, custom-built showroom that’s strictly by appointment only, although you can shop online 24/7. “It’s like a secret rockstar closet hidden in Vegas, with a British pub feel,” says British designer and owner Claire Vranian. “Think wearable art, edgy glam, and walls lined with one-of-a-kind designs. It’s cozy, private, and full of character. I love textures and deep solid colors—the decadence of old-school Hollywood mixed with Henry VIII velvets and feathers!”

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Claire launched ICJUK in 2009 and her clients include such boldface names as Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, singer Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple), guitar hero Joe Bonamassa, and Vegas bassist-extraordinaire Phil Soussan. “Even Jimmy Page owns a few of my designs from years ago,” she beams. The clothing and accessories here are “wearable self-expression with a side of sparkle, rock-and-roll attitude, and a bit of British soul.”

The brand’s biggest sellers are Claire’s “one-of-a-kind feather handbags, handmade bracelets, custom crystal-cut shirts, graphic tees with my original designs (especially skulls, wings, and patriotic styles), and my handmade custom Italian leather shoes.” Other popular items are pillows, blankets, towels, and drinkware from ICJUK’s home and living collection.

Live, loud, and distinctive clothing. (Image: courtesy of ICJUK)

Fashion and musical trends come and go, but there’s something about the classic “rockstar” look that never fades. “It’s timeless, rebellious, and completely unapologetic,” says Claire. “You can throw on a vintage tee, killer jacket, some sparkle, and still look iconic 20 years later. Rock ‘n’ roll never goes out of style—it just evolves.” Amen.