Inside the Star-Studded Opening of Zero Bond Las Vegas at Wynn (Exclusive)

Celebrities, socialites and New York City members previewed the new Zero Bond at Wynn Las Vegas during the private club’s opening weekend on Friday and Saturday. Bond Hospitality’s Scott Sartiano and Will Makris hand-selected a guest list of hundreds of friends, kicking things off with a dinner at Sartiano’s Italian Steakhouse on Friday night (which Gwyneth Paltrow attended), followed by another dinner Saturday that led into a big party next door at the guarded private club.

As guests including Tom Brady, LeBron James, Kevin Costner, Orlando Bloom, Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Sheridan, Zach Braff, Keegan-Michael Key, Bella Thorne, Joe Burrow, Lori Loughlin, David Dobrik, Jeff Ross, Shaboozey, Alix Earle, Rachel Zoe, Scott Galloway and Ashley Benson arrived, servers welcomed them with tiny ‘tinis and chicken nuggets and caviar, alongside Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s masterpieceFemme au corsage rouge— a highlight of the club’s $40 million for-sale art collection.

The Hollywood Reporter got an exclusive look inside the venue’s second-level private gaming salon, where celebrity photographer and Hollywood insider Carlos Eric Lopez ushered guests into his “high-stakes” Zero Bond Portrait Studio. Jessica Alba, Jon Hamm, Ryan Phillippe, Rachel Zoe, Grace Van Patten, Brooks Nader, John Stamos and Hannah Bronfman posed on and around a blackjack table.

While Lopez snapped photos inside the club, outside Doja Cat levitated over Wynn Golf Club on a hydraulic platform, performing several hits in a metallic spacesuit as drones buzzed overhead like flying saucers. The Sphere also glowed dramatically in the background.

Later in the club’s Baby Disco, Wynn Nightlife headliners The Chainsmokers entertained a tight group of party guests lucky enough to squeeze into the intimate room filled with shiny disco balls. Donald Faison and Shaboozey helped hype the crowd.

The two-story, 15,000-square-foot social playground with Milanese-modern décor, designed by Wynn Design & Development, officially opens to its Las Vegas and New York City members on March 10. Guests will arrive discreetly via private valet before stepping into a series of intimate spaces that feel more like the living rooms of a well-traveled collector than a traditional club: the cathedral-like salon with its central bar; the members-only Fairway Grill for lunch and dinner; the jewel-box lounge dubbed Baby Disco; private wine lockers stocked from Wynn’s cellar; and a humidor of precious hand-rolled cigars. There is also a penthouse screening room for watching big games, private gaming salons and a sculpture garden overlooking Wynn Golf Club.