Ivanka Trump DAZZLES in a $3,500 disco ball-inspired gown as she shares behind-the-scenes glimpse at her star-studded night on the town for opening of lavish new Las Vegas hotel

Ivanka Trump dazzled in a disco ball-inspired gown as she attended the opening of a lavish new Las Vegas hotel.

The former First Daughter, 42, posed up a storm at the $3.7billion Fontainebleau resort - the tallest and newest hotel in southern Nevada - where she rubbed shoulders with the likes of Kim Kardashian, Tom Brady, Cher, and Sylvester Stallone. 

She slipped into a $3,495 black strapless Monique Lhuillier dress that was embellished with a wave of silver sequins across the skirt.

The mom-of-three looked effortlessly chic in the figure-hugging one piece which shimmered under the spotlight and swept down to the floor.

Ivanka finished the ensemble with a black clutch bag and a pair of statement earrings.

She wore her honey locks in curls draped over one shoulder before striking a pose in a series of snaps in the hotel corridors as well as alongside businesswoman Julie Brawn and Kim Kardashian's reality star pal Jonathan Cheban.

Elsewhere, the socialite shared a clip as she stood next to an oversized disco ball before giggling and walking back toward the camera.

Ivanka added overlaid text to congratulate entrepreneurs Jeffrey Soffer and David Grutman who were behind the upscale project in Sin City.

The duo masterminded the opening of the 67-story hotel-casino tower which became famous after sitting unfinished for more than a decade.

'Bringing Fontainebleau Las Vegas to life has been an extraordinary journey,' said Jeffrey Soffer, who started the project, lost it and reacquired it to finish it.

'Opening a resort of this size and scope is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.'

The Soffer family acquired the Fontainebleau at Miami Beach, near to Ivanka's family home, in 2005 which could be how she landed an invite.

But she was by no means the only famous face to attend the grand opening of the site that boasts 3,644 'exquisite' rooms and suites. 

As well as Cher, Tom, and Sylvester, A-list guests at the glittering soiree included Lenny Kravitz, Eva Longoria, and Breaking Bad stars Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston. 

But by now, Ivanka is well versed in celebrity events, having spent a busy few weeks hitting the town in Miami for Art Basel.  

She recently played host to a stunning brunch in Miami to honor fashion designer Maria de la Orden's latest collection at the elite Surf Club inside the Four Seasons hotel. 

The former First Daughter donned a white long-sleeved button down with an enormous bow around her neck and a pair of high-waisted pink trousers. 

She paired the chic outfit with some white, strappy heels, and left her long blonde locks in loose waves around her face.

Taking to Instagram to share a sneak peek inside the event, Ivanka praised her friend, writing: 'Enjoyed welcoming my kind and talented friend @mariadelaord to Miami this week and hosting her for brunch at the Surf Club and a preview of her beautiful @mariadelaordenstudio collection.' 

Days earlier, Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner enjoyed a full day of events - with the former First Daughter even taking time for an outfit change halfway through the day. 

First, she put her long legs on display in a white mini dress, before later opting for a long-sleeved pink dress, which she wore to attend an Art Basel kick-off party at Casadonna Miami - where she and Jared spent time with TikTok superstar Alix Earle and her Miami Dolphins star boyfriend Braxton Berrios. 

Despite her hectic schedule, Ivanka still managed to get some quality time in at home, sharing some, sharing some sweet family snaps and a message urging people to 'bring light to the world' on the first night of Hanukkah, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.

Ivanka and Jared relocated to Miami with their three children - Arabella, 12, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, seven - in January 2021, after her dad left the White House.

The couple then purchased a $24 million fixer-upper on Indian Creek Island in April 2021.

Billionaire Alex Meruelo and his wife, Liset Meruelo, sold them the 1.3-acre estate, which was also previously owned by record producer Scott Storch from 2004 to 2008.

The pair spared no expense when they gutted and rebuilt the inside of the mansion, which boasts six bedrooms and eight-and-a-half bathrooms.

Aerial images of the resort-style property show its expansive sun deck, large pool, and lavish spa-cabana featuring an outdoor shower, a sauna, a cold plunge, and a central 'breezeway.'

The family moved into the mansion this fall after spending nearly three years living at Arte Surfside, a luxury condominium building nestled between Miami Beach and Bal Harbor.

Indian Creek is famously known as 'Billionaire Bunker' thanks to its mega-rich residents, which are a mix of celebrities and business moguls, including newcomer Jeff Bezos, who bought not one but two mansions on the island this year.

The privately owned residential enclave has just 41 waterfront homes owned by 36 property owners, according to the village's website.

Each mansion is built around the perimeter of the island to ensure that all residents have a waterfront view of Biscayne Bay.

In the middle sits the 'ultra-exclusive private membership' Indian Creek Country Club and an 18-hole golf course, perfect for a billionaire looking to unwind.

Since moving to Miami and quitting politics, Ivanka has certainly embraced a rather jet-set lifestyle, embarking on more than 12 trips in the last year alone, with her visit to Las Vegas adding another to the list. 

Prior to that, she and her family enjoyed a Thanksgiving trip to the Bahamas - while Ivanka also jetted off to Greece, Jordan, Costa Rica, Spain, New York City, Morocco, London, Prague, Utah, Egypt, Qatar, Paris, and Jerusalem over the course of the last 12 months.