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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.

Diesel’s sporty sister store.

Discount purveyor of athletic shoes and licensed sports apparel.

The first U.S. outpost of the cult boutique from Japan brings a dose of Harajuku cool to Soho.

Parisian classic label A.P.C.'s second store in NYC focuses on only their specials: slim-cut denim, collaborations, and an exclusive selection of pieces from previous collections.

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.

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.

See the profile of this NYC store at 40 Rivington St. in Manhattan.

A one-stop consignment shop for vintage addicts and unconventional dressers.

Blending darkly pretty ruffles with a dose of leather-studded edge, the Brit brand's 13,600-square-foot flagship brings asymmetrical knits, slinky dresses, leather, and denim to Soho.

Brit brand AllSaint's loft-like store takes on the line’s signature vintage, industrial aesthetic and showcases the extensive men’s and women’s collections.

Crabtree creates coordinated daytime ensembles for a loyal Upper East Side clientele.

The sister store of a classic brand surprises with trendy, well-crafted casual wear.

If Joan Jett, Josephine Baker, and Bettie Page all shared a dressing room, Anna Sui’s shop would be it.

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

This small menswear store on a quiet block of Orchard Street offers exclusively British clothing.

This friendly little shop's staff love their loyal clientele as much as their clientele love them.

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.

This indoor weekend market offers unusual art, used books, and handmade jewelry and apparel.

Sneakers and streetwear brighter than the city itself.

This national retailer occupies a sophisticated and distinct niche, right between the Gap and Club Monaco.

The Soho outpost of the British heritage outerwear label favored by royals and UK hipsters.

Bold, conversation-starting accessories rule at this Fort Greene boutique.