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One of the finest vintage in the US " In Style, Vogue, Elle magazines. Customers from New York City and around the world have discovered THE FAMILY JEWELS vintage treasures, as well as international design houses, top fashion photographers and celebrities. With hundreds of on-page credits in major . . . more |
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130 West 23rd Street
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The inspiration behind the shop's name, "Extra," comes from the happy coincidence of shop owner, Koji Kusakabe's long time business name, "One More," and the name of the street where he would open his business, "Extra Place." "One More" is synonymous with "Extra," and the name of the street has . . . more |
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10 Extra Place
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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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Have a knack for shopping vintage? For shopping unique? Visit Legacy SoHo. For 30 years, owner Rita has been providing the area with threads from designers who are a little under the radar. Never again be caught in the same outfit as your girlfriend. And don't break the bank doing it! And for . . . more |
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109 Thompson 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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For her entire career Ellen Christine has immersed herself in a milliner's life of fashion and style. Her designs were initially for the trade only, but over the past sixteen years she has made her services available to retail clients too, creating classic but whimsical designs for those . . . more |
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99 Vandam Street 4E
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Mixing the past and the present, this charming antique and vintage shop contains a collected mix of small furnishings and home decor from the 1820's to the Mid Century. The shops owner and curator, Kevin Bockrath is continually sourcing unusual one-of-a-kind pieces keeping the store filled with . . . more |
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212 533 3953
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Fabulous Fanny’s is one of Manhattan’s most treasured boutiques, specializing in vintage eyeglass frames and apparel for men and women since 2001. The boutique is named after Fanny, the store's pet macaw. Co-owners Ken Finneran and Stanton Blackmer opened their boutique on East Ninth Street . . . more |
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335 E 9th Street
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Located in a Front Street mall in the DUMBO neighborhood is Antique Boutique on Front, a small shop visibly brimming with history. The place is packed from top to bottom with intricate antiques and rich furniture, from detailed Baroque chairs to turn-of-the-century lamps dangling from the ceiling . . . more |
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145 Front Street
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Where can you go to whet your Hollywood appetite and have your pick of vintage goods? Look no farther than Eponymy where pink walls, Victorian mirrors, and soft scented soy candles set the stage for a cross-generation of chic designers and luxury brands.
Opening the doors in late September . . . more |
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466 Bergen Street
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The Penine Hart boutique embodies the philosophy “Art is the icing on the cake of life, it’s how people live”. As a former owner and curator of a SoHo gallery space in the 90s, Penine Hart not only believes that art is essential in life, but demonstrates how the two can be set together. She . . . more |
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No need to wait for a special occasion. Shop year-around for fresh fragrant floral arrangements and glamorous table top items. Prudence is a one-of-a-kind lifestyle florist selling gifts for the home and garden including a variety of delicious home and patio furnishings.
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228 West 18th Street
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Step inside Authentiques Past & Present and prepare to be transported into another era; located in Chelsea, the cozy shop sells authentic vintage pieces from the 1940’s through the 1970’s. Items such as silver-tone and gold-tone overlaid glassware and stemware, cocktail shakers, ceramic lamps . . . more |
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255 West 18th Street
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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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