This old-school joint specializes in highly sought-after vintage watches, particularly Rolexes from the ’60s and ’70s. Plus, the owners can custom-dye watch faces. Read more.
The space is huge, supremely cool, and packed with teetering stilettos and zipper-festooned handbags. Read more.
In this soaring space, lacy underthings are displayed in glass-topped cases. Aside from the stunning array of Lejaby panties and Made by Niki rompers, there’s an impressive selection of basics. Read more.
This store's grooming products are all-natural and locally made, and most are derived from recipes created by co-owner Steve Duross' grandmother (try the invigorating, muscle-relaxing Dragon Balm). Read more.
The most expensive piece of artwork ever sold at auction, Pablo Picasso's "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust," went for $106.5 million to an anonymous bidder here. Read more.
This shop has a loyal following for offering clothes that are hip but won't look dated at the end of the season. Read more.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly visited this mosque in May 2010 as part of the department's outreach efforts. He was asked about racial profiling, but most parishioners blamed the media, not the cops. Read more.
This hidden find is loaded with ingenious pieces from little-known labels, like bow-topped silk baby-doll Meghan dresses and gold pendant Lisa Levine necklaces. Read more.
Since 1979, this venerable retailer has staunchly supported emerging talent. The upscale designer department is flush with Lanvin bags and Marni dresses. Read more.