A self-proclaimed sneaker fiend, owner Rosemary Frazier carries a fine selection of limited-edition and hard-to-find kicks. Among the brands you’ll find are Nike, Adidas, Puma and Ralph Lauren.
Once a bar, this Harlem shop now hawks a top-shelf selection of sneakers.Among the name brands you’ll find at the boutique are Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Supra, Puma and Ralph Lauren.
Perfect for browsing, the 3,500-square-foot SoHo store stocks everything from antique jewelry to Italian glassware, lacquer pieces and objects from around the globe.
Peruse everything from elaborate chandeliers and pianos to side table lamps and picture frames. The offerings are crammed together, but it gives you the feeling of scoring a great find at a sale.
Brands include Rick Owens, Surface to Air, Slow and Steady, Zero Maria Cornejo, as well as limited-edition collaborations with culty designers. Also check out the store's rotating art exhibits.
The well-curated selection includes pieces from Ace Delivery to Jason Wu and Nightcap Homme to Spurr. Just make sure to shop on payday — these designs don’t come cheap.
Combining femininity with a fashion-forward edge, Marant’s signature fringed leather bags and miniskirts, metallic sweaters, furry jackets and cropped leather pants are a hit.
Made of quality materials, Nichol’s handbag designs are bold, fun and versatile. Highlights include her leopard satchel bag ($595) and her Billy Kid washed tote ($540).
The keen focus on local designers at this boutique guarantees you’ll walk out with unique clothing and accessories.
One of the best vintage stores in not only the borough, but the whole city. Most of the cool collectibles have been picked up at thrift stores and antique fairs.
A boutique selling women’s clothing, accessories and gifts, ArtsEcho is also an art gallery showcasing the work of regional artists. It also hosts intimate concerts and events.
This eco-conscious boutique stocks everything from locally made greeting cards to sustainable housewares. More often than not, owner Elissa Olin is on hand to answer questions.
An innovative adaptation turns this deep storefront into a mini bazaar featuring such gems as vintage-looking Brooklyn photography, vegan handbags, an antiques booth and a custom framing shop.
From modern lighting to vintage seating, the 25,000-square-foot showroom can help any New Yorker decorate his or her pad.
From cookbooks to the Sodastream, home chefs can find all their kitchen accoutrements here. Everything is also available online.
At Diane von Furstenberg's MePa flagship shop, her iconic wrap dresses, colorful shifts, strapless printed frocks and flirty skirts and tops await any savvy shopper.
“We’re a nonprofit benefiting the homeless and people affected by HIV or AIDS,” said Lark Redding, sales associate. Proceeds from the store fund job-training programs, medical facilities and housing.
