If you love Cher, then you'll love her spectacular show at Caesars Palace, which is a fun-filled compilation of elaborate sets, unbelievable costumes, and of course, Cher's best and beloved hits. Anyone who's forgotten why Cher is considered a diva will quickly remember during this 90-minute show, in which the 62-year-old star proves she still has the musical magic.

Things kick off as Cher descends 40 feet over the audience to land on the stage, where she then introduces the show with a witty, classic Cher monologue. However, you won't hear too much speaking during this show - Cher is all about the music as she goes through the hits of her 45-year career. With a unique throaty voice and a rare contralto range, Cher's musical style is like no other, and you'll be reminded of her pop power as the singer casually floats through cool hits like "The Beat Goes On" and "Believe." While she sings, video screens on the side of the stage add emotional power to the performance, and dancers performing choreography by Doriana Sanchez add a healthy dose of fun.

If there's one thing Cher's known for (other than her music), it's her outfits, and Cher's Vegas show may have her most sensational wardrobe yet. Cher has reunited with famed designer Bob Mackie for the production, and each song is accompanied by a dazzling and elaborate outfit and wig, from a golden, feather-adorned goddess ensemble to a Native American outfit complete with headdress. Cher and her dancers make 140 costume changes each show, and each costume is more amazing then the last.

While Cher makes her wardrobe changes and the stages prepare for the next song, the audience is treated to acrobatic displays and a series of vintage Sonny and Cher clips, as well as clips from Cher's popular TV shows and films, projected on the Colosseum's 34 feet by 109 feet HD LED screen. Cher has joked that the show is fun "even when I'm not in it," but the fact is that you won't look at your watch even once during this visually astounding and action-packed spectacle.

Few stars have had the commercial success or amount of hits as Cher, who found her big break along with husband Sonny Bono as part of the duo Sonny and Cher. Now, after releasing 25 albums and selling over 100 million records worldwide, Cher is one of the most popular female artists in music history, and she's returned to her Vegas roots with a show bigger and more fun than anything Sin City's seen before. You'll want to "turn back time" if you miss a chance to see this diva at Caesars Palace in the best show of her career.