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Five local designers met in NYC fashion markets over the summer of 2009 and formed a philosophy about local designs and products that are being marketed around the corner. Trunk opened in November 2009 and features beautiful clothing and accessories, all ethically sustainable fashion by indie . . . more |
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68 Jay Street #101
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In this small vintage boutique located in the East Village, each piece is personally selected by the owner. Ms. Loureiro remains loyal to the eco-conscious movement by ensuring that each item is green-friendly. Discover beautiful vintage clothing, shoes and accessories from the early decades when . . . more |
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440 East 9th Street
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“If old movie stars wore tie die this would be it”. – Margaret Schwarz
With its whimsical décor and vibrant display of vintage inspired dresses, the MoMo FaLana boutique is reminiscent of bold and colorful nineteenth century Gustav Klimt paintings. Owners Maureen Roberts and Michael . . . more |
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Jill Anderson has come a long way from her adolescent days in North Dakota, where she became notorious at her small country school for creating "teenage weirdo designs" for Barbie dolls. Over the years, Anderson has been repeatedly featured as a top designer in Greek and U.S. fashion circles alike. . . . more |
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331 East 9th Street
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A designer unmatched when it comes to feminine lines and bright colors. Her flouncy cuts are fun and fancy making Tracy Reese the first boutique to shop for the perfect party dress.
The store is bright and spacious with brilliant customer service. If you are looking for a deal seasonal sale . . . more |
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For the past sixteen years, Canadian born designer, Meg Kinney, has been designing affordable, ready to wear clothing for women. Meg is inspired by designs from the thirties, forties and fifties. Her mission is to provide a quality line of women’s wear that is comfortable yet fashionable and at . . . more |
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312 East 9th Street
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