Satisfy your wanderlust at this new boutique stocked with global goodies.
Satisfy your wanderlust at this new boutique stocked with global goodies.
While J.Crew is rowing in the Chappaquiddick, sassy lil’ sis Madewell is attending downtown art parties. Look the part in affordable, great-fitting denim and soft, colorfully printed scarves.
Philip Crangi’s very first jewelry shop looks like a sweet little gift. Ooh, and it’s shiny!
Cowboys and Indians enthusiast Lindsey Hufnagel makes handcrafted satchels and hobos with a hint of the Wild West.
West Coast denim boutique brings cutting-edge brands — and a vintage union chain-stitching machine — to the Lower East Side.
Styles inspired by Swedish workwear. For guys, well-cut navy trousers and crisp button-ups. For the ladies, poplin dresses, twill trench coats, and boyish khaki shorts. Perfect for your outing to Ikea.
Once you realize the vintage shop was named after an old book and movie in which a country girl marries up, you see the inspiration for the colorful cotton Western skirts that hang next to fancy lace and silk dresses.
Festive frocks, vintage pieces, and indie designers (especially young Latino newcomers) showcased in a modern-styled boutique.
Japanese designer Aoyama Itchome channels Paris with a collection of bohemian dresses, accordion skirts, and graphic prints.
Powered by two feverishly cute girls from EV shop Circa Now, the little square space (painted black on the outside), carries an edgier assortment for guys and gals with labels like Society for Rational Dress and Grey Ant.