Moya Hewitt, one of the most stylish FIT students we ever met, tells us this one of her favorite shops. After investigating, it's one of ours!
Cleo Schroeder, the designer behind Primary New York, has no hesitation in splurging on a pair--because they last a lifetime.
Mark Anthony Green, editorial assistant at GQ, claims to be obsessed with this place. Affordable suits ordained by stylish writers? We're down.
Calypso Lawrence, Prabal Gurung's PR & Marketing coordinator with style for days loves to swing by here. If she says it's worth it, it surely is.
Calypso Lawrence, Prabal Gurung's PR & Marketing coordinator with style for days loves to swing by here. If she says it's worth it, it surely is.
One of Refinery29's Annie Georgia Greenberg's favorite shops in NYC. Definitely worth a visit.
At her sunny new Pearl District shop, Laurie Moulton gives working girls what they want: polished Greylin beaded blazers & BB Dakota tweed skirts that transition from the office to happy hour.
There are sweet sailor-inspired blouses by Colenimo, inventive bottle planters and decorative dishes aplenty. The zebra- and butterfly-design false eyelashes will blow your mind.
To achieve hipster Oxfordian realness, head here for cool camp shirts, preppy blazers and chunky knits—everything you need for a Nantucket (er, Brighton) weekend.
I've gotten the evil eye for ducking in here a few times, but head to the right as soon as you walk in and you'll find the answer to your uncomfortable prayers.
"Their milk ice slushes with honey boba and taro pudding are like taking a vacation in Taipei. Who needs to go shopping when you can just grab a large cup and sit outside on the grass?" -Julia Chu
There are '70s Chanel jackets for the luxury collector, funky button-downs for the vintage-savvy twentysomething and a wall of gently worn YSL boots and Tory Burch flats that appeals to all.
Recently relocated to Mount Pleasant, this shop's green design perfectly complements its eco-conscious offerings, like totes made from vintage sweaters and organic denim shifts.
Gilded picture frames and wooden birdcages adorn this two-room vintage trove, where Armani shifts and Longchamp satchels are all in pristine condition and reasonably price
We like the downtown spin-off of the original Main Street location for its expansive selection
of Lululemon Athletica activewear, soothing Epicuren lotions and sequined Chan Luu sweaters.
Stocked with denim lines you haven’t necessarily heard of and slim-cut Wildfox Couture tees to match, Kali’s is pure West Coast cool. In the back, jeweler Kathryn Penn has a shop-within-a-shop.
Spend the coziest afternoon ever inside this quaint Victorian house–turned-bookshop. We picked up a copy of Winter’s Tale (it felt appropriate).
Top picks include a purple silk-screened Libertine argyle and one insanely soft, Navajo-inspired cashmere cardigan we could not stop petting.
This sunny, brick-walled shoe spot carries bejeweled René Caovilla slingbacksand what may be the world’s snuggliest handstitched shearling slippers.
Bring your glue and sewing kit to Bryant Park and have a crafty picnic snacking on tasty 'wichcraft sandwiches by famed Chef Tom Collichio.
Peruse all the fresh goods at the Chelsea Market and pick up some milk and cookies at Ronnybrook Milk bar, then walk the Highline.
Peruse all the fresh goods at the Chelsea Market and pick up some milk and cookies at Ronnybrook Milk bar, then walk the Highline.
Go see Peter and the Wolf at Lincoln Center or The Nutcracker.
This boutique feels more Marais than Midwest—especially given the whimsical, feminine designs from Parisian designers like Gerard Darel and the occasional offerings of croissants and espresso.
This 11-month-old boutique showcases the city’s best young designers and labels, including Fortnight lingerie, handcrafted Hoi Bo handbags and cool-girl favorite Chloé Comme Parris.
A must-stop for unusual North American design objects—from letterpress cases repurposed as hanging shelves (a bargain at $35) to laser-cut maps of
the city that double as coasters.
The most fashion-forward shop in the pricey Yorkville neighborhood, UPC stocks a huge range of Scandinavian lines, including House of Dagmar, Velour and Henrik Vibskov.
Bring cash and expect a huge selection of ’70s and ’80s vintage at rock-bottom prices—we walked
up to the register with five pairs of shoes, none of which topped $20.
The fashion-forward lineup—like Jil Sander and Bernard Willhelm—at this Beverly Hills boutique is not only inspiring but thoroughly unintimidating.
You’ll think you’ve died and landed in the mid-20th century inside this Silver Lake boutique: ’60s school maps from Holland, Serge Gainsbourg LPs plus vintage hi-fis and sofas are regularly shipped.
