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This choice vintage shop focuses on feminine, flowing styles from the sixties and seventies, especially mod disco dresses and colorful knee-length skirts.

This Williamsburg vintage shop, hidden beneath the BQE, touts an impressive selection of button-down shirts in seventies prints, as well as breezy summer dresses and broken-in boots.

See the profile of this NYC store at 805 Washington St. in Manhattan.

A Park Slope shop for skater girls and girly-girls alike.

An artist’s studio that doubles as a store featuring funky, conversation-starting accessories and womenswear.

Discount purveyor of athletic shoes and licensed sports apparel.

Walk that fine line between upscale and funky at Alice Cheng's simple, ladylike shop.

Prim, high-society clothes in a Neverland space.

This pristine 1851 business deals in antique, principally Russian, silver from the czarist era.

See the profile of this NYC store at 279 E. Houston St. in Manhattan.

See the profile of this NYC store at 290 Columbus Ave. in Manhattan.

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

Casual, trendy clothes for teens and preteens.

Metallic splatter-painted leggings, clutches, and lingerie.

Heirloom pieces, Oscar-worthy jewelry, and the baby shoe charms that this designer made famous.

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

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

This eccentric boutique and gallery stocks jewelry, glassware, and new and vintage apparel from Tokyo, London, L.A., and New York.

High-quality cotton basics for men and women by designer Adam Lippes.

This spacious accessories shop stocks jewelry, eyewear, and scarves, but caters to leather-loving handbag connoisseurs.

Named after Huysmans's À Rebours, a fin-de-siècle French novel about a dandy who retreats from society to cultivate his private pleasures, this men’s shop and atelier is appropriately dramatic, gothic, and refined.

This shop's women's clothing includes designers from New York, Los Angeles, and Miami.

High design for footwear fanatics on a budget, plus runway-inspired coats and accessories.

The celeb-bedecking jewelry designer displays one-of-a-kind editorial pieces alongside his signature Lucite creations in his second, Hitchcock-inspired boutique.