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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.

This noted British fashion line grown into a full-fledged lifestyle brand for men, women and homes.

Designer and hard-to-find brands, smart-looking sneakers, and hippy-chic casual wear.

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

Discount purveyor of athletic shoes and licensed sports apparel.

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

Shoes and leather goods for quality-obsessed purists.

Score half-price discounts on the past APC collections in this covetable but thinly stocked high-end outlet.

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

Underground boutique serves up original streetwear by Crown Heights designers.

Swedish creative collective best known for its slim-fitting jeans.

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

Adeline Adeline brings the romance of European bicycling in cities like Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and Paris, to the streets of New York.

It doesn't get sportier or more chic than this store's Old School apparel and accessories.

This minimalist sibling label to sportswear brands Y-3 and adidas Originals offers eco-chic designs incorporating organic cotton, soybean fiber, bamboo, and water-resistant nylon.

Everything under the adidas banner is here but footwear is accorded the care most boutiques reserve for dresses and suits.

Must you sacrifice comfort for style when it comes to shoes? Since 1986, this New Jersey-based brand has promised both.

See the profile of this NYC store at 305 Columbus Ave. in Manhattan.

Denim and coffee addicts alike flock to AG Adriano Goldschmied’s Soho store, which does on-the-spot alterations and offers complimentary espressos.

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.

Simple and chic French styles that are easily mix-and-matched.

Simple and chic French styles that are easily mix-and-matched.

See the profile of this NYC store at 30-63 Steinway St. in Queens.

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