Conseil de Lucky Magazine

Lucky Magazine: Well worth the trip for affordable dressers, coffee tables, and nightstands. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Those who like a good dig should hit this vintage emporium’s Dollar-a-Pound section before heading upstairs to the women’s department, where a trove of about 40,000 pieces awaits. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Guided by three retail veterans, the selection here focuses on one-of-a-kind-feeling pieces like ankle boots by LD Tuttle and drapey dresses by Gary Graham. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: We find everything from super-affordable silver earrings to splurge-worthy vintage necklaces here. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Known for its well-priced denim selection from heavyweights both new and established, including Citizens of Humanity, Paige Premium Denim, and the current bestselling line MIH. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: It looks like a dingy convenience store, but don’t be fooled—behind a secret door a world of graphic tees, printed hoodies, and old-school sneakers from Adidas, Puma, and more, awaits. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Everything at this gallery-like shop is exquisitely hip, from the coffee-table books to the gauzy embellished tops and limited-edition Nikes. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: This posh apothecary has branched out to other U.S. resort towns, but its original Aspen shop, full of products from sought-after brands such as Kanebo and La Prairie, is still the best. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: At this enormous designer-laden boutique, 100 percent of all profits go directly to a list of area charities. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: A mind-bogglingly cool four-story theater/store/café/gallery; every few months there is a fresh rotation of artists and exclusive labels that pop up in their own personally decorated spaces. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Tanov works a rich bohemian sensibility into her silk dresses and chunky sweaters better than almost anyone. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Tough-to-find British designers are the mainstay of this elegantly appointed shop. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: This feminine boutique is filled with an impressive—and deep—lineup of some of our favorite brands. Expect AKA New York cardigans, J Brand jeans, and Inhabit sweaters. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Owner Jenny Chung has a knack for mixing complex-yet-wearable lines like Sretsis and United Bamboo with sleek French imports like April 77. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: There's always an alluring inventory of fail-safe pieces from labels like James Perse and Diane von Furstenberg at this airy spot. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: While owner Kim Madolora champions some up-and-coming Asian American designers like Isabel Lu, she mainly focuses on West Coast emerging talents, such as Ever and Cleobella. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: We've long adored this boutique for its unparalleled blend of established names like 3.1 Phillip Lim, Alexander Wang, and Milly. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Owner Tyranny Allen, a former member of legendary hip-hop band Digital Underground, is wildly successful in his mission to carry only the best limited-edition sneakers. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Bargain hunters flock to this consignment shop for its gently used garments by contemporary labels like A.P.C. and Antik Batik. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: This store’s stocked with equally compelling selections of both work separates and party attire, from brands like Tracy Reese and Cynthia Steffe. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: Inside this minimalist, architect-owned shop you'll find scores of awesomely unconventional housewares. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: One of the most well-executed ethical apparel stores we've seen. The owners here factor in the conditions and location in which the item was produced to guarantee a low-impact product. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: This outpost feels like a general store, with cement floors and simple iron fixtures. It’s an appropriate backdrop for the wildly chic, straightforward wares, which are cut in utilitarian shapes. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: This mom-and-pop store closes for two months at the start of every year while the owners take a buying trip to a far-flung locale. They come back with amazing finds, most under $40. En savoir plus .

Lucky Magazine: You can't go wrong with the tailored trousers, blouses, and luxe, roomy bags.

Lucky Magazine: We rely on this trendy travel-supply boutique for chic, playful, and colorful on-the-go essentials from carry-ons to candles for your hotel room.

Lucky Magazine: Perennial Lucky favorites include keyhole-neck dresses, striped zip-up hoodies, and colored cords.

Lucky Magazine: The best one-off store in the UWS, with a gigantic sales floor and a truly impressive roster of talent, such as Alexander Wang, Rory Beca, and Gary Graham.

Lucky Magazine: Streamlined, classic, and utterly French. Count on this line for a slim-cut trench, a cotton smock, or detail-free jeans.