High-end denim brand Earnest Sewn opens its first stand-alone store this week.

Light fixtures cast from molds used in early-twentieth-century schools and libraries sound drab, but the stock at Schoolhouse Electric Co. is surprisingly eclectic.

Britain's answer to Banana Republic, Reiss, brings even more chic basics to New York.

Alongside the house label’s English-dandy-meets-old-fashioned-mafioso plaid suits, there are button-downs by Lorenzini, leather outerwear by Gallotti, and knitwear by Andrea Fenzi.

The clothes hang from meat hooks and the fitting rooms are industrial-size freezers, but the details on the clothes are the real draw at Operations.

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Journey stocks an eclectic mix of home furnishings and fashion accessories that makes it a more affordable version of ABC Carpet & Home.

At night, the multifunctional space serves up Latin and Asian cuisine; by day, it sells tightly tailored women’s clothes, original Warhols, and glam jewelry.

For those determined to carry their iPod in a case that no one else has, Scott Cronick might have the answer.

Eskandar aims to make a splash in the Village.