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This shop sells an eclectic mix of contemporary jewelry from around the world.

Classic off-the-rack and custom-made shirts and ties.

A collective venture where contemporary American artists and craftsmen can sell their wood, glass, and ceramic creations.

A collective venture where contemporary American artists and craftsmen can sell their wood, glass, and ceramic creations.

This modestly sized store carries handmade goods from across the country, all in the folk tradition.

Lucky for you and your gams, Angelo’s Shoe Repair can revamp any shoe or boot.

Ascot Chang brings Hong Kong tailors famous for their spiffy custom-made shirts and suits to midtown.

These Italian dazzlers are the ultimate in flashy, fabulous gold jewelry.

Photo-topped cakes and cookies for corporate bacchanals, celebrity birthdays and other special occasions.

Women make pilgrimages here for iconic shoes, bags and clothing, not to mention the signature scent.

Whether your sitter calls in sick or she’s planning a two-week vacation, A Choice Nanny can come up with a rock-solid replacement on super-short notice.

This tiny, glitzy Christmas store sells ornaments, nutcrackers, toys, and holiday kitsch year-round.

Classic, colorful shoes walk the fine line between comfort and style.

This library-like store is serious about quality tobacco.

This narrow shop for high-end handbags and leather goods is known for its classic yet trend-conscious repertoire.

A former art student, Libby's outrageous designs cater to celebrities and CEOs.

Twenty-one thousand square feet of casual Friday hits Rockefeller Center.

Similar to its sister store Floralia Decorators, but with a more modern approach.

Ubiquitous furniture store with affordable, workaday pieces and custom consulting services.

The value of ready-to-wear and the fit of made-to-measure from an icon of American men’s sportswear.

Casual, sophisticated, nature-inspired designs simple enough for everyday lounging in posh city dwellings.

It would be easy to mistake this airy, trendsetting store for a design gallery.

Counting The Met and NBC among its clients, this florist naturally delivers theatrical bouquets.

This sparse boutique will rent a man everything he needs for a formal occasion.

A storied sheet-music shop across the street from Carnegie Hall