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Located in the heart of SoHo on Lafayette Street is one of Italy’s oldest and finest treasures. Established in 1612, the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella started off as a pharmacy in Florence, Italy where Father Angiolo Marchissi created the finest pharmaceuticals through . . . more |
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Warm boutique brings the romance of the tropics to New York City. Located on the fringe of Chinatown this boutique can be easily missed. Influenced by the warmth of the Hawaiian Islands, husband and wife team up to stock the boutique with everything fashionable that goes well with 'warm.' The shop . . . more |
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Representing the best of Israeli artists and designers, Rosebud boutique is akin to a gallery of contemporary — but wearable — art. You can discover its treasures for yourself by taking ZTrend's detour off of Broadway, where you'll discover little-known contemporary fashion designers' clothing . . . more |
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No global brands here; only beautiful well made items that are, surprisingly, none too expensive. Loopy Mango is a lifestyle boutique that supports exceptional local and foreign producers. While some items hail from small companies that are centuries-old, others come young firms: all deliver for . . . more |
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78 Grand Street
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Hidden away on the second floor above Chelsea's New London Pharmacy is New London Luxe, selling home-ware with an international or domestic flair, as well as other intricately styled luxury items. At New London Luxe, one learns that luxury today does not require a high price tag. The philosophy . . . more |
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246 8th Avenue 2nd Floor
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As a family-run urban oasis, Saffron proves to be a young, hip floral shop with an appreciation for talented artists and all things vintage. Inspired by a past with few yet memorable objects, within a backyard familiar to Spike Lee cinematography, owner Kana Togashi opened Saffron just 17 years . . . more |
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31 Hanson Place
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Thousands of curious items to fill thousands of daily needs ascend the jam-packed high shelving at Annie's Blue Ribbon. A wide variety of old world games and toys; personal & necessary items such as vintage toothpastes, soaps and luxury lotions; things for the home: detergents, towels, bowls & . . . more |
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365 State Street
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New York City's only Chinese department store and a New York institution. No matter how many times revisited, Pearl River Mart is always a fun and interesting place to shop. The two and a half floor-through store spans between Broadway and Mercer Street occupying the basement up to the second floor . . . more |
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A delicious gift shop coupled with luscious desserts and savory refreshments. Shop to gather your thoughts. Wonderful gifts for upcoming parties, weddings and long lost friends. Creamy ice cream sandwiches and desserts, marshmallows, hot chocolate and lemonade ~ all homemade and great to share . . . more |
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164 Ninth Avenue
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This is a most eccentric gift shop and is often described as being a cross between a Victorian curiosity shop and a museum shop. An outlandish collection of natural history items like taxidermy, dinosaur teeth, bird, rabbit and bat skeletons, fossils, exotic butterflies, beetles and stones.
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23 Eighth Avenue
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Kyotoya is a small Japanese boutique specializing in vintage and antique kimonos for men, women and children. Reiko Goto, proprietor of Kyotoya, travels to Kyoto each year, where she hand selects the kimonos for her store, which is located in the Flatiron district of New York City.
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23 West 19th Street
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Gumbo is a most unusual place for adults and children. It struck us as a neighborhood community center. Offering unusual classes for infants and adults alike. She does her best to keep her classes updated but if you want to be sure that you don't miss a beat we suggest you contact Gumbo directly . . . more |
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493 Atlantic Avenue
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Lay to rest the verity of "One man's trash is another man's treasure." Treasures abound! Made from glorious works on paper, this charming assortment of glass trays, plates, coasters and paperweights emerges as art using the age-old technique of decoupage.
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117 Perry Street
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