LAVO Is Going All-White for One Night And It’s the Party You Don’t Want to Miss

Forget everything you thought you knew about your Labor Day Weekend outfit — because LAVO just changed the dress code. The Las Vegas hotspot known for its wild, over-the-top brunches is throwing a one-night-only bash called Villa Bianco, and there’s one rule: come dressed in all white, or don’t come at all.

The details are giving major main-character energy. On Sunday, September 6, LAVO at The Venetian and Palazzo is transforming into an all-white supper club straight out of a European summer fantasy — think white florals, white linens, and a room full of guests dressed head-to-toe to match. Doors open at 9 PM, and LAVO already dropped a Villa Bianco lookbook to get everyone’s outfit inspo flowing before the big night.

The Dress Code Is Non-Negotiable

Here’s the part that has everyone talking: it’s white or nothing. Every single guest has to show up in all-white attire to even get through the door — no exceptions. LAVO isn’t playing around with this one, and honestly? That’s exactly what’s making Villa Bianco feel like the event of the weekend.

It’s Giving LAVO’s Legendary Brunch Energy — But at Night

If you’ve ever been to LAVO’s famous Party Brunch, you already know the vibe: elevated Italian food that somehow turns into a full nightclub experience by the end of the meal. Villa Bianco is taking that same electric, can’t-sit-still energy and moving it into a nighttime dinner party format, with LAVO’s signature bottle presentations and DJ-fueled atmosphere carrying the night from dinner straight into a full-blown party.

Heads Up: You Need a Table to Eat

Quick tip before you plan your night — dining at Villa Bianco is only available if you’ve purchased a table in advance. So if you’re hoping to actually eat (and let’s be honest, you probably want to), lock in your table ahead of time instead of counting on general admission.

Why Everyone’s Going to Be Talking About This One

Vegas has no shortage of Labor Day Weekend parties, but Villa Bianco is different — it’s not just another club night; it’s a full aesthetic moment. Between the all-white dress code, the lookbook hype, and LAVO’s reputation for turning dinner into a full-on scene, this is shaping up to be the single most photographed, most talked-about party of the weekend.