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The 7,000-square-foot AllSaints Meatpacking pop-up quickly turned into the British label's second full-time New York store. Located in an old art gallery, the massive, loft-like space takes on the brand's signature vintage, industrial aesthetic, with 277 antique sewing machines lining the window-paneled garage doors (which are left open in nice weather) and a huge Indian cashmere loom in the center of that room that separates the men’s and women's extensive collections, which include everything from graphic t-shirts to extravagant ruffled silk gowns. Wrinkled leather jackets, sequined dresses, and asymmetrical knits hang off vintage sack barrows, while men's and women's shoes (there’s an array of lace-up army boots) and funky jewelry are displayed on old-fashioned work benches and looms. In case they don't have a particular size (or item), ten iPads with the AllSaints app allow shoppers to find what they need and order it without leaving the store. — Samantha Zalaznick