October 13, 2009

Worth & Worth New York

Midtown haberdashery that’s been kicking for more than 70 years specializes in artisanal weave straw fedoras, collapsible top hats, bowlers, and handcrafted felt toppers for men and women.

  Manhattan, Fashion, Dapper, Handcrafted

September 15, 2009

Atmos New York

  Harlem, Fashion, Bohemian, Design Junkies

September 8, 2009

Self Edge New York New York

West Coast denim boutique brings cutting-edge brands — and a vintage union chain-stitching machine — to the Lower East Side.

  Downtown, Fashion, Japanese Awesomeness, Selvedge

September 8, 2009

Dunderdon New York

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.

  City Hall, Fashion, Swedish Import

September 8, 2009

Stella Dallas New York

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.

  Downtown, Fashion, Vintage

September 8, 2009

Melet Mercantile New York

Beachy outpost of a Soho showroom with vintage collectibles like rare surfboards and special accessories stylists like to fight over.

  Fashion, Hard-to-Find Lines, Limited Editions

September 8, 2009

BOC New York

Exposed brick and concrete space houses established edgy designers (Alexander Wang, Rozae Nichols) as well as the up-and-comers.

  Manhattan, Fashion, Indie Designers

September 8, 2009

Lola y Maria New York

Festive frocks, vintage pieces, and indie designers (especially young Latino newcomers) showcased in a modern-styled boutique.

  Downtown, Fashion, Ecofriendly, Indie Designers