Fashion co-ops, fabled tequila bars, Italian imports — is this as good as NoLItopia gets?

As if.

A new highlight has been added to an old standard: Tricia’s Place stylist Patricia Kirkland and husband Jean-Baptiste have annexed the space next door and turned the operation into Wine Therapy & Tricia’s Place. It’s part salon, part wine shop, and (as befits the Neighborhood That Can’t Leave Well Enough Alone) part furniture store. (Why not?)

Patricia handles the hair and the mostly Danish mod furnishing; JB handles the spirits (including up-and-coming wines from Lebanon, the alcoholic equivalent of Tobagan designers). Your job: Sink into your seat, sip your glass of bubbly, and enjoy the easy conversation. (Should you hate your new bangs, we suggest double-fisting.)

If you’re not in it for the hair, pop in for a mid-afternoon toast. (Mid-century Arne Vodder chairs make great barstools.) Roll by on Wednesdays and Saturdays for tastings.

Hair, booze, design: Talk about the ultimate Elizabeth Street trinity.

Wine Therapy & Tricia’s Place, 171 Elizabeth Street, between Kenmare and Spring Streets (212-625-2999).