Duo is an homage to both the past and patriotism. The store favors emerging local designers who produce in the U.S., as well as vintage staples like a khaki anorak and brown leather ankle boots.
Wit abounds at this appointment-and-weekends-only storefront that's part cheeky art gallery, part eclectic rare book dealer and part eccentric lifestyle shop—put together by the amazing mind of Spade.
This consignment mecca packs a serious stockpile of high-end, gently used designer everything. Recent spottings include a pebbled Chanel wallet and a sharp-shouldered leather Balmain jacket.
Don't forget to pick up Kelly's book to find out more about Sophie's adventures in the city.
Owned by a pair of Italian natives, this outpost of the popular NYC vintage chainlet is a slick Soho space full of pieces from big-in-the-'80s names: Martine Sitbon, Katharine Hamnett, Guy Laroche. En savoir plus .
This store is one of the few that always just nail it. This Nolita store carries exclusive collaborations with VPL, United Bamboo, and Mary Ping.
Intermix is the perfect pit stop for a brilliant impulse buy, whether it's Thakoon dress or Rag & Bone jeans.
The wealth of affordable, envelope pushing items, from red creepers to kimono rompers, rarely disappoints.
Despite the Caddyshack-inspired decor, Gargyle is full of wearable goods like high-waisted Acne trousers and silky Surface to Air shirtdresses are way more urbanite than country-clubber.
This secret spot is full of international home pieces (red lamp shades from Hong Kong, wooden utensils from Sweden), all displayed on illuminated shelves with typed-up tales of the item's origin.
Just through the set of ornate iron doors is the exclusive-to-Lafco, centuries-old Santa Maria Novella beauty line. We're also partial to Lafco's own gigantic, gorgeously packaged soaps.
