One of the best selections of antique estate jewelry we’ve ever seen, including a huge array of 18th-century mourning rings, Italian micro-mosaic pendants, and stone-studded drop earrings. Leer más.
Lush lines like Dries Van Noten occupy one half of the store, while a peerless shoe department commandeers the rest. Leer más.
This easy-to-shop, organized-by-color vintage depot devotes entire walls to specific cuts of collectible Levi’s and pleasingly beat-up cowboy boots. Leer más.
The focus of this boutique is on accessories; there’s a comprehensive beauty bar, too, offering a slew of products. Leer más.
A good spot for fancy footwear from Giuseppe Zanotti Design, Michael Kors, and more. Leer más.
Run by two friends, this feminine spot offers the ideal blend of weekend wear and night-out separates. Leer más.
At this lushly decorated space, it's all about gorgeously turned-out pieces from labels like Balenciaga, Proenza Schouler, and J. Mendel. Leer más.
Native Swede Tessa Manning hit it big with her metallic clogs; find even more styles, like handpainted floral versions, at her adorable chalet-style storefront. Leer más.
This offshoot dwells in Charlie Chaplin’s old dance studio, which makes for a cool, warren-like shopping experience; upstairs is a mini mall, with in-store boutiques for Alexander Wang and Acne. Leer más.
The sale racks here are always loaded with the items you would have happily paid full price for—perhaps because this location has the widest selection of the entire deeply covetable collection. Leer más.
There’s a huge range of pieces here, including super-casual picks from James Jeans and Rachel Pally, along with super-feminine dresses and teetering heels. Leer más.
Occupying a former gallery, the concrete-floor-clad space is a fitting backdrop for elegantly cool labels that are hard to find elsewhere. Leer más.
A modern Hollywood Regency look is a fitting setting for elegantly tailored picks (many of which are exclusive to the store) from designers like Sea and Adam. Leer más.
This upscale standard has long been known as the place to zero in on high-end-but-experimental talents. Our favorite reason to visit: its wait-list-worthy selection of shoes. Leer más.
Held inside a youth-center gymnasium, this weekend-only craft market is a great place to discover rising local talent.
This eyeglass shop feels like a tiny walk-in closet, packed with costumey shapes and rare finds from labels like Alain Mikli.
Stocked with beautiful silhouettes: smocked, cropped jackets over full skirts, and filmy dresses under swingy trapeze coats.
As the name suggests, this emporium specializes in the sort of emerging talent that can't be found elsewhere.
Each week, a new batch of pieces from small labels (we’ve spotted Tocca, Rag & Bone, and Milly) is liquidated here.
The raved-about second-floor shoe salon is filled with choice picks from all the heavy hitters. On the fifth floor is an upscale yet understated accessories section.
With its two levels, this is Anthro’s most ambitious NYC store yet. It even has the chain’s first and only in-store art gallery.
All of the footwear is comfortable, stylish, and made to endure ceaseless pavement pounding. Bonus: Most everything is priced under $150.
Where the neighborhood's poshest hipster ladies unload their pristine, last-season Chanel jackets and never-worn Balenciaga pencil skirts.
At this pioneering store, which opened in Brooklyn more than a decade ago, all the avant-garde clothes and accessories adhere to a refined white, gray, and black palette.
This chain is known for reasonably priced casual pieces with an urban slant, like slim-cut canvas utility pants and formfitting hoodies.
Globally infused, this shop offers an eccentric array of items you'd be hard-pressed to find elsewhere—or at least hard-pressed to find sold together in one store.
Has a ton of cute stationary, pens, and notebooks in case you forgot yours or need new ones! Plus, it’s directly across from the tents.
Huge, only a few minutes away from the tents in walking-in-huge-heels time, and has everything you’d ever need to look stylish instantly.
If you have a 20-minute break before your next show, drop in here for a snack. The smoothies are excellent, and you can add in energy boosts.
Hands down, the best chai latte ever. The fact that they serve Balthazar scones and show surf videos only makes it better. A great place to unwind.
