You won’t see Concord’s Eye-Q 4360z on any fashion-show runways, but you won’t find another digital camera as good at a price so low, either.

In a town where good facials top $100, your wallet suffers most for beauty. But New York readers can ease the pain—and pick up $225 worth of free product—by booking the Pure Results facial ($105) at brand-new Exhale Spas.

If not for Coco Chanel, would tweed suits really be cool?

Watches with diamond bezels are all the rage, and that extra bling doesn’t come cheap. But if you’re on a non–P. Diddy budget, Anne Klein New York’s sparkly styles may be just the ticket.

Well, it might not fly with the Town & Country set, and the crystals aren’t exactly Lalique. But Urban Outfitters’ two-foot-high gen-yoo-wine plastic chandelier may be the glammiest, tinkliest, sparkliest dorm-room fixture in town.

For something that’s mostly decoration, it’s amazing how expensive throw pillows can be.

In the kitchens of budget-conscious twenty-somethings, cereal bowls often get pressed into duty for soup and ice cream. Paying for dedicated dishes seems silly when one good bowl does the trick.

Remember the charm earrings you used to wear in fourth grade, when you made friendship bracelets out of string and cuffed your Cavariccis?

Lu Hopkins found inspiration in Latin cocktail-club culture when designing her groovy Minium Make clutches.

Every newly engaged New York woman knows the drama of finding the perfect wedding dress.