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The Bond No. 9 collection — 39 women's, men's, and unisex eaux de parfum — has a dual mission: To restore artistry to perfumery, and to mark every New York neighborhood with a scent of its own. Each fragrance represents a specific downtown, midtown, or uptown locale or a city-wide sensibility. With new introductions in the coming seasons, Bond No. 9 infuses the island of Manhattan with scents.
This makeup superstore is a wonderland for the girly girl inside us all! From fragrances for him and her, to eye shadow, to mascara, to bubble bath, to shampoo and everything in between, you can find anything you need beauty-wise at Sephora. Most notable is the perfume section, with many hard-to-find European brands.
Paul Smith is famous for its spectacular spectacles and its funky menswear, but there's always something for the ladies too. Expect lots of fun shapes and prints (tartan, polka dots, checks, gingham), as there is a decidedly British feel to everything that Smith touches.
Flagship USA store of internationally-known Japanese chain that brings good value and smart design to SoHo. The 36,000 square foot UNIQLO SoHo NY features the very best of UNIQLO - stylish, high-quality and affordable clothing and accessories, complemented by an unparalleled modern Japanese shopping experience in a stunning architectural landmark.
This Brooklyn Heights florist is committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt, with a professional staff dedicated to making every customer's experience a pleasant one.
This legendary American store is a haven for teens who love to wear their labels. Once found only in the malls of the country, A&F only recently opened their first outpost in Manhattan, and it has caused a sensation. The one-time purveyor of hunting goods now specializes in logo tees, sweatpants, jeans of every sort, and half-naked male model store assistants. Expect to wait in line outside the store before gaining entry, something rarely seen on the high fashion row that is 5th Avenue.
Fashionable yet affordable mens wear in Downtown Brooklyn. For more expensive fare, pick up one of the paintings displayed in the store (all originals) for a few grand.
Mets Clubhouse Shops ... Official Team Store To The New York Mets. With three superb locations, inventoried strictly for the New York Mets enthusiast, Sports Avenues Official Mets Clubhouse Shops offer fans the finest selection at competitive prices.
Giggle isn't just a baby store: it's a new parent store. When stocking a nursery, there's a lot to take into account, and the choices can be overwhelming. Giggle's goal is to make your job a whole lot easier — not by offering everything out there, but by offering the best of everything out there. In other words, they've done the homework for you. Their collection includes all your must-have baby items, pre-sorted to include only the most healthy, stylish and innovative products available — from fun, bright bedding and furniture to gear, toys, baby care, cleaning products, and more.
This legendary American store is a haven for teens who love to wear their labels. Once found only in the malls of the country, A&F only recently opened their first outpost in Manhattan, and it has caused a sensation. The one-time purveyor of hunting goods now specializes in logo tees, sweatpants, jeans of every sort, and half-naked male model store assistants. Expect to wait in line outside the store before gaining entry, something rarely seen on the high fashion row that is 5th Avenue.
In the former CBGB club space you'll find a fashion temple to punk and good ol' rock-and-roll, with clothes, accessories, records and stuff that evoke uniquely American style from the past decades. Varvatos pays tribute to the music heritage of the legendary CBGB, which dovetails nicely with his personal passion for rock & roll that is often expressed in his acclaimed menswear collections. As with every Varvatos-curated space, furnishings and fixtures are largely found objects and vintage pieces that exhibit a distinct character and the patina of authenticity. A 25-foot mahogany bar reclaimed from its former life in a pub on 14th Street (and prior to that in a Bowery bar) sits in front of four antique stained glass windows. Vintage rolling racks hold the clothing collections, augmented by a carefully sourced selection of vintage denim, leather jackets, rock t-shirts, accessories, and boots. In addition, John has scoured the globe to create a special offering including relevant music memorabilia, his own collections of rare vinyl and picture discs, books and 1970’s audio equipment.
INA is the best high-end fashion consignment shop in NYC. Here you'll find everything from Lanvin to Hermes to Gucci to gently used Louboutin pumps at half the price. You can find highly covetable bags by the boatload and everything is reasonably priced. And with a number of locations throughout the city (primarily in SoHo) you can always find a ton of stuff to look through.
Since 1902, J. Press has been committed to the thoughtful refinement of style that epitomizes the Ivy League standard.
This 500-square-foot boutique is filled with clothing, shoes, accessories, and fragrances lining both sides of the long, narrow space. But Odin’s sister store has a decidedly and appropriately lighter, more feminine vibe. The checkerboard-tiled floor, blue-gray wallpaper, antique-inspired furniture, and chandeliers are modeled after a Parisian boutique. But the shop's real draw is its drool-worthy lineup of designers, offering apparel from bold names like 3.1 phillip lim, Alexander Wang, Karen Walker, Diana Orving, Vena Cava, and Coventry and Clu, with accessories by Philip Crangi, Scosha, Comme des Garçons, Boyy, Repetto, and Loeffler Randall.
Adidas's boutique mixture of their established style and that of avant-garde designer Yohji Yamamoto culminates in unified looks and surprisingly fresh fashion.
Valley salon on the Lower East Side is the coolest place to get your nails done in all of NYC. People from all over the world know this salon because they specialize in incredible airbrush designs for your nails and this “nail art” only costs about $4 per nail (or $8 if you want a 3-D design!) They also offer a very well done waxing service, as well as facials, facial massages (to relieve stress in an often ignored area) and herbal acne treatments.
Fantastic fashionista Phillip Lim's flagship SoHo store has a fine selection of his fashions for the discerning shopper.
The Bond No. 9 collection — 39 women's, men's, and unisex eaux de parfum — has a dual mission: To restore artistry to perfumery, and to mark every New York neighborhood with a scent of its own. Each fragrance represents a specific downtown, midtown, or uptown locale or a city-wide sensibility. With new introductions in the coming seasons, Bond No. 9 infuses the island of Manhattan with scents.
Now over a century old, the Herald Square Macy's is as big as department stores get: over one million square feet of retail space! Known around the world for innovative marketing, great deals, and wide selections, Macy's is a true American institution based around the country's true national pastime: shopping!
INA is the best high-end fashion consignment shop in NYC. Here you'll find everything from Lanvin to Hermes to Gucci to gently used Louboutin pumps at half the price. You can find highly covetable bags by the boatload and everything is reasonably priced. And with a number of locations throughout the city (primarily in SoHo) you can always find a ton of stuff to look through.