Lovely calm place with an asian inspired decor quality work great prices wonderful citrus tea.
Important meeting and you forgot to take your suit to the cleaners? Don't worry, this place will take good care of you! #Pepcom
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Always a pleasure shopping in this store, gives me an excuse to head east, and they have a really great selection of designers.
Rogan jeans always fit me so well..which is probably why I always stop by this store! If any of you guys have bigger legs, thighs and rear, worth trying Rogan denim!
Sexy heels are a model must-have. Heidi Klum brings her favorite pairs to this trusted cobbler, known for applying custom-made red rubber soles to your Louboutins to protect them from scuff marks.
To maintain your summer glow as temperatures begin to drop, stop by Brazil Bronze. This spray tan haven is a must-stop spot for Lindsay Ellingson, especially before she jets off to a swimsuit shoot.
This consignment store sells amazing designer and vintage clothing at great prices. You can either pay or trade with clothes you bring from home. Alizee Guinochet loves to pick up new pieces here.
This Brazilian spa in Soho is the go-to mani-pedi spot for Tamiris Souza Freitas. Pop in for a bit or R&R and some much deserved pampering.
Public transportation in NYC is great, but sometimes you just need a set of wheels. Summer Rayne Oakes uses this car sharing service when she needs to get around.
Who better than a supermodel to recommend the best facial in town? Padma Lakshmi frequents this day spa for luxurious treatments to keep her skin looking flawless on and off camera.
In addition to stocking up on high quality foodstuffs, Lisa Cant shops the beauty aisles here, too. She swears by Egyptian Magic cream to keep the skin on her face picture perfect.
To stay healthy year-round, it’s crucial to get your daily serving of vitamins and minerals. Jetsetting model Ali Michael frequents this juice bar for delicious and nutritious raw beverages.
Whether you're trying to get to "third base" or just hanging out with "friends" you're sure to run into super rich famous people like the Mets' David Wright or Jennifer Aniston at Tao.
This is the real thing. A place for Gotham insiders. Gold leaf ceilings and enchanting murals by Madeline author and illustrator Ludwig Bemelmans. Arrive by 8pm and take a small table near the piano.
The Otis House Museum exemplifies the elegant life led by Boston's governing class after the American Revolution. It also houses Historic New England's headquarters & its Library and Archives.
Held inside a youth-center gymnasium, this weekend-only craft market is a great place to discover rising local talent.
Packed with dresses that are both pretty and subtle. Plus, it now offers beauty services.
A narrow passageway empties into a cavernous and serene expanse of a store filled with delicate jewelry.
This home-goods-store-cum-gallery is the spot in the U.S. for up-and-coming industrial designers to launch their products.
Two outposts with loads of on-trend picks for under $100. At the women’s store, look for Cheap Monday denim, Preloved dresses, and slip-ons by Melissa.
All of the footwear is comfortable, stylish, and made to endure ceaseless pavement pounding. Bonus: Most everything is priced under $150.
Closeouts from Alan's famed Tribeca boutique flood the racks.
A huge hodgepodge of bargain-priced secondhand pieces: steamer trunks, wicker love seats, ’70s pendant lamps. A true neighborhood secret. Read more.
Well worth the trip for affordable dressers, coffee tables, and nightstands. Read more.
Chic, flattering bikini tops and bottoms are sold separately here and come in a wide range of sizes and styles. You'll also find one-pieces and tankinis. Read more.
A reliable source of mint-condition secondhand eveningwear, designer shoes, and handbags from the ’60s and ’70s.
This warehouse-size outlet carries a constantly rotating cast of designers at steeply discounted prices.
As the name suggests, this emporium specializes in the sort of emerging talent that can't be found elsewhere.
This location, the brand's first stateside, is stocked with intricately cut blouses, zipper-bedecked coats, and chic little pants. Read more.
All purchases—from op art–print dresses to reworked army jackets—are bagged in cute reusable totes.
Streamlined, classic, and utterly French. Count on this line for a slim-cut trench, a cotton smock, or detail-free jeans.
The only U.S. outpost of this Greek botanical beauty company is filled with amazingly scented natural skincare products and cosmetics. Read more.
This long-standing store is best-known for trafficking in party dresses, which makes it one of the first places to go if you need a special-occasion, one-of-a-kind gown.
We love the house line of affordable, feminine clothing and accessories—new styles are added weekly. Read more.
When Opening Ceremony debuted in New York in 2002, it was the first shop to rotate themes, and while there are now emulators, it still does it best.
The emphasis here is on vintage footwear and handbags, though there are also multiple racks of similarly downtown-inflected blouses and dresses.
Its trendsetting pieces are also ultra-comfortable. DV by Dolce Vita—an even more affordable line—is on offer in a small space a few doors down.
This shop is known for its intriguing hodgepodge of designer goods for you and your home—vintage accessories, contemporary pieces and luxe beauty products. Through Dec. 20, mention Lucky to save 30%. Read more.
This is our favorite spot in the city for affordable costume jewels (there are even drawers of $5 and $10 pieces).
Because you can't. Wear. The same thing. Over and over. An incredible selection of jeans and cute buys from lines like 3.1 Phillip Lim and Vince make this a fun stop.
Come here for an impressively comprehensive collection of Scandinavian midcentury modern furniture.
Everything at this hyper-original design emporium in Dumbo feels wildly special—laser-cut plywood mobiles, Steiff mohair polar bears and rabbit-shaped night-lights.
Shop! This is the biggest department store ever! If you're from out-of-state, go to the Visitor's Center on floor 1 1/2 to get a 11% coupon!
Didn't catch the Zac Posen for Target collection before it flew off shelves? The Queens store still has tons of it in stock - on clearance racks! The red leather jacket is now $99, down from $199. Read more.
On Mondays, try the $15 prix-fixe special here that includes fried chicken, corn bread, corn on the cob, and Blue Point beer. Read more.
Free WiFi provided by the Flatiron BID. Take your laptop out and make the plazas your office for the day!
PHOTO: From 1976 to 1989, the Lone Star Cafe was a hit Texas-themed Village nightclub. Check out James Brown backstage in 1985 at the link! Read more.
Want to learn more about the building in your in? Follow the link for a brief history of the Cotton Exchange. Read more.
If you’re out shopping for a tech-savvy loved one check out the Wired Store in Times Square. The store is open daily from 12-7 p.m. 11/18 to 12/24. (Closed Mondays and Tuesdays)
There are precious things stored on your computer! Check out this quick tip to make sure they don't disappear! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja8c349f95U Read more.
Charge your iPhone and learn about iLife programs you probably wouldn't bother with otherwise.
Upgrade OSX 10.5.8 to OSX 10.6. Sorry Apple, but it's kinda pathetic that I gotta physically come in for this...
If you want to mosaic something for your garden, they sell $5 "scoops" of discarded tile. Its a great deal
Schedule an appointment for a complimentary fragrance flight. It's a great way to discover something unique that perfectly suits you. Call in advance 212 206 6366
Set on an untouched stretch of the Pacific coast, the airy accommodations have handmade mahogany furniture, private pools, and spacious decks. More: http://tandl.me/Wv2CYa
