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Gillian Williams of Brooklyn Heights.
(Photo: Alex Tehrani) |
ST. MARKS PLACE
Capital of youthful
disaffection, and the place where many young New Yorkers
begin to grow up.
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Elizabeth Pollock of the Upper East Side.
(Photo: Alex Tehrani) |
MADISON AVENUE
On Madison Avenue above
60th Street, the stores and boutiques draw
an audience from all over the world—
and the rich let their freak flag fly.
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Harry Dover and Ella Cunningham of the Bronx.
(Photo: Alex Tehrani) |
125th STREET
Home of the Apollo, main drag of Harlem and of black America. As such, style
starts here—
and returns in the chain stores that
have arrived in the
last ten years.
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