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This sweet clothing boutique is owned and operated by young stylist, Julia Copeland. She offers an elegant mix of select vintage and fresh new styles all produced by local designers. . . . more |
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Here shoppers seek eclectic fine design, not over-valued designer labels. Entrer Dover Street Market (DSMNY), the spectacular world of COMME des GARCONS’ where you are invited to experience seven floors of established luxury and burgeoning designer fashion.
Erected in 1892, this prestigious . . . more |
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Matta is pretty and feminine. Beautifully designed summery fashion for women, and textiles for the home. Mostly made in India incorporating fine fabrics with special details. They also sell a small selection of hand-made jewelry. . . . more |
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It was the stylish conical straw hat that bought my initial attention to the shop. You are sure to enjoy a splash of freshness from this upscale Finnish brand known for their sleek ready-to-wear fashions for women and the home. Simply elegant! . . . more |
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This women's life style store with it easy going down to earth quality feels like home. The space is filled with chic fashion for her and her home emitting a peaceful vibe. Explore books, clothing, shoes and jewelry. . . . more |
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Erica Tanov’s embraces a new location within ABC Carpet and Home store. You can expect playful bohemian chic sensibility with soft and clean textures. You'll find flirty undergarments, classic designs from the likes of Megan Park and Alexander Wang, stationery and gift decorations, patterned . . . more |
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888 Broadway Mezzanine Level
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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 to New York's Upper East Side, where you'll discover little-known contemporary fashion designers' . . . more |
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Thomas Sires puts the fun in functional with adorable clothing and a broad array of lifestyle merchandise. The boutique embraces many interests for a youthful demographic, featuring seasonal selections of women's and children's clothing, small purse accessories, home textiles and wonderful gift . . . more |
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243 Elizabeth Street
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For the modern man with a traditional style, ManuelRacim brings the best of both worlds to menswear with their customized made-to-measure shirts for dress and casual wear. The boutique offers an array of more than 200 select European shirting fabrics, allowing every man to define his taste, from . . . more |
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44 Hudson Street
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Clothing, shoes and outerwear for women.---------Serbian shoe designer Dusica Sacks teamed with business partner Alexandra Hahn to open this high-end ladies shoe boutique, which stocks sandals, slingbacks, boots, ballet slippers and more, some made of exotic animal skins. . . . more |
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While Sex and the City put Patricia Field's New York City boutique on the map for the world to find, it was no secret to those who called The Palladium home. Since 1966 — Long before dressing Carrie Bradshaw and her girlfriends for a night on the town, Sex and the City stylist, Patricia Field, . . . more |
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Look pretty wearing beautiful vintage inspired silk dresses for special occasions and every day wear. At Kimera , Yvonne Chu breathes a glimmer of glamor into each dress she creates. Inspired by the graceful fashion of the1950’s, Yvonne designs Hollywood dresses and gowns that only a movie star, . . . more |
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366 Atlantic Avenue
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Formerly known as Miller's Harness Company, and later Copperfield's, Manhattan Saddlery is the only tack shop in all of New York City. Although the shop has changed names throughout the years, it has remained a family business for over 80 years. The family owned tack shop continues to sell the . . . more |
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If you enjoy shopping for unique designer clothing and vintage pieces, then you will definitely enjoy shopping at Legacy-Brooklyn. With fabulous finds from designers who fall just under the radar, you are sure to never be wearing the same outfit as anyone else! . . . more |
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To Jillian Kaufman-Grano, founder and designer of Archerie, to wear a dress is to celebrate being a woman. What started out as a simple desire to make dresses has turned into an ongoing conversation about the dress. What did wearing a dress mean to women when it was the norm to conform? There . . . more |
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