Las Vegas in 2010, to pursue other business ventures. Tryst closed in November 2015. It was renovated and reopened in April 2016 as Intrigue, a club which would eventually close three years later. Another nightclub, Blush, was managed by Sean Christie's Las Vegas Nightlife Group. It operated from 2007 to 2011. Retail The property opened with an indoor boutique shopping area known as Wynn Esplanade, where the use of skylights is prominent. The retail area measures . It opened with 32 shops, including several owned and operated by Wynn Resorts. Notable retailers included Cartier, Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton, and Graff. Fashion designers Jean Paul Gaultier, Manolo Blahnik, and Oscar de la Renta also opened stores at the resort. In addition, Wynn Las Vegas opened with an employees-only convenience store. It is one of five Strip resorts to have such a feature. The resort also opened with the Penske Wynn Ferrari Maserati dealership, a joint venture between Wynn Resorts and Penske Automotive Group. It was the only Ferrari and Maserati dealership in the state, and included a showroom with new and used vehicles. The dealership proved to be popular among the general public, prompting the resort to start charging a $10 admission fee. In addition to sales, the dealership also leased vehicles out to hotel guests, and included several maintenance bays for owners. In 2015, Penske and Wynn Resorts chose not to renew the lease on the dealership, which closed at the end of the year. It was replaced by the Wynn Plaza shopping center, which opened in 2018. It measures , and added 25 upscale retailers, including Breitling SA, Celine, Kiton, Le Labo, Loewe, Omega SA, Stella McCartney, and Rimowa. It is managed by Wynn Resorts and co-owned by Crown Acquisitions. Other features Upon opening, the resort had a small art gallery with 15 paintings, including Picasso's Le Rêve and several paintings by Rembrandt and Johannes Vermeer. It closed in 2006 to make way for new retailers, and some of the paintings were then hung around the resort. Wynn Las Vegas opened with 21 bars. Among them were Parasols Up and Parasols Down, both featuring large parasols that move up and down. The resort also opened with four pools, one of which allowed topless sunbathing. Convention groups would be a prominent demographic at Wynn Las Vegas, which had of space upon opening. Meeting rooms overlooked the golf course. A two-story