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At the new Charlotte Moss townhouse, what you see is what you buy: stools, doorknobs, even the heels on the bedroom floor.

The arrival of Tom Ford’s posh, dual-level Madison Avenue boutique anchors a condensed fourteen-block district for extremely expensive, neotraditional menswear.

The Brooklyn-based design duo Hayden-Harnett launch an accessories collection, a new line of retro-looking womenswear and jewelry from Dejarette, under one roof at a new store—HH Design: Shop.

In New York, a store packed with exotic-travel ephemera is far from exotic. The freshest arrival is Jane Eadie, a tiny boutique stuffed with ­statement-making jewelry from Argentina, Brazil, and Italy.

Designer Allegra Hicks is landing her breezy collection on the Upper East Side, in the heart of her well-heeled fan base.

Saks Fifth Avenue has been carrying a small selection of Roger Vivier, but now there’s a new boutique designed by cult French jeweler Herve van der Straeten.

The cosmetics trend of using grapes in anti-aging beauty products—what insiders call vinotherapy—keeps growing. The latest manifestation is the Delluva Vinotherapy Day Spa.

Wardrobe classics with a twist best describes the clothing at Curve.

Its 9,000-square-foot hair factory inside Henri Bendel is going full tilt, but downtown Frédéric Fekkai has a different vibe, with a more relaxed and intimate salon in Soho.

Calling a secret phone number to make an appointment at the new uptown Caravan boutique may seem pretentious, but the store claims it’s necessary to give shoppers a pleasant and personal retail experience.