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Professional womenswear inspired by Hollywood glam.

See the profile of this NYC store at 50 Madison Ave. in Manhattan.

This boutique and gallery offers custom-made raincoats, new-age accessories, and hit-or-miss vintage clothes.

Standouts among these stores' dozens of frames include Paul Smith's tweedy plastic ones and Modo's minimalist styles.

Lively shirt-and-tie combinations are encouraged at this LES men’s shop.

An ever-expanding empire of laid-back-yet-elegant clothes, some the by-products of one-of-a-kind collaborations.

All the ingredients of a health food store, plus the politics of a co-op crammed into a tiny storefront.

Diesel’s sporty sister store.

The cult denim brand opens its first stand-alone boutique in New York.

Since 1983, this West Village catering company, which also has its own event space, has accommodated any palate. They’ve served crowds of 3,000 guests before. 

Discount purveyor of athletic shoes and licensed sports apparel.

The first U.S. outpost of the cult boutique from Japan brings a dose of Harajuku cool to Soho.

Prim, high-society clothes in a Neverland space.

Classic, casual European basics in breathable fabrics at two spare downtown boutiques.

D.J.s groove by for soul, jazz, and hip-hop vinyl, plus a fast-moving inventory of house tracks and disco singles.

A 10,000-sq-ft artist-designer department store, with paint, pens, modern office furniture, and custom framing.

There's a decidedly Euro-hipster appeal to the clothes in this loftlike shop.

See the profile of this NYC store at 124 Ludlow St. in Manhattan.

So you think that bra fits? This legendary vendor of women’s and men’s undergarments and sleepwear knows what’s right.

There's no place like home, especially at this huge, eclectic, high-end furniture and accessories emporium.

Theres no place like home, especially at this huge, eclectic, high end carpet and rug emporium.

Environmentally and socially conscious wares from the home-goods mecca.

Much less racy than the naughty Bruce Weber catalogue would suggest.

This caterer's signature dishes include foie gras doughnuts and pyramid-shaped beignets filled with chocolate-framboise ganache.

If your imagination can conceive it, you'll likely find it at this Halloween superstore.