New York Magazine

Expect the unexpected at Chelsea’s surviving outdoor market, whose longtime venders reliably unearth one-off treasures for flea-bitten fans.

Since 1948, this donation-based shop benefiting the Arthritis Foundation’s New York City chapter has been a choice destination for designer hand-me-downs.

Offbeat hodgepodge of design-centered finds for body and home.

For the luxury safari junkie, this venerable boutique offers luggage and an itinerary, all in one place.

Tasteful, high-end handbags, accessories and clothing for uptown sophisticates.

The Texas-based retailer known for its affordable apparel, jewelry, beauty products, footwear, and home furnishings makes its first foray into Manhattan.

Brooklyn boutique with a mix of funky, new knits and girly dresses amid classic antique furnishings for the home.

Well-preserved, carefully selected vintage dresses and accessories for discriminating collectors.

Williamsburg’s take on a discount warehouse, where the prices are low and the fashions are forward.

Dancer turned designer Nadia Tarr is best known for her collection of versatile wrap dresses, Butter by Nadia, but her Carroll Gardens store forgoes high-end fashion for vintage kitsch.