Q: I will be accompanying my husband to a three-day, three-night convention in Las Vegas in early December. I have no idea what to pack. I am a stay-at-home mom with three young children. All my clothes are strictly mommy-centric. I have a feeling they are not quite stylish enough for Vegas. Also, what is the weather likely to be?
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