Mjölk—which stocks the latest from Scandinavia—provide a pleasant aesthetic jolt. You’ll want to take home the entire selection of super-slick kitchen aids (including a concrete soap
dish!).
This boutique showcases top Canadian talent. Among our favorites are Ashen Drift’s braided necklaces, Freshly Printed’s silk-screened linens and Charlotte Hosten’s rosette-style silk brooches.
The original, inspiring location of the vintage chainlet. The huge Bloor Street West shop sells clothes by the pound. The brand-new V by 69 Vintage provides impressive picks with a fun monthly theme.
This plank-floored Craftsman cottage, with an adorable potted garden by the front steps, is the brand’s new flagship/hangout, offering shoppers free Wi-Fi and yoga classes on the back porch.
Erinn Berkson’s lifestyle store perfectly conjures Venice Beach’s laid-back, artisan-centric style—a quality neatly summed up by Lotta Jansdotter’s silk-screened tote bags.
Designer René Holguin learned leathercraft from his cowboy-boot-maker father; the training shows in RTH’s meticulously constructed handbags and gorgeous, flowery brooches, all fashioned in super-soft
Eric Famisan and Sarah Ryhanen's hand-cut olive-oil-based soaps are sold worldwide, but only at their secret garden-esque Red Hook shop can you scoop them up along with gorgeous seasonal bouquets.
Our choice of Miami's myriad hotel shops, Therapy offers favorites like Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent dresses and a full range of breezy tops and cover-ups from owner Stacey Josloff's Inca Brand.
Isa owner Isabel Aguiar has the best mix of swimwear and beachy accessories in town. We especially love the Kai Lani bikinis and the chunky, beaded jewelry from hometown line Myka.
The SoBe branch of this five-store chainlet stocks everything we need for our just-back-from-Bali fantasy lifestyle: Melissa Odabash swimsuits, Karma Living textiles, and silk scarves from India.
Ever wonder what a $20,000 vintage Hermès bag looks like? The challenge with this West Hollywood landmark is not to gape at the sky-high price tags or the incredibly beautiful clothes, by brands like
Intermix is the perfect pit stop for a brilliant impulse buy, whether it's Thakoon dress or Rag & Bone jeans.
This West Hollywood landmark has incredibly beautiful clothes, by brands like Balmain and Rick Owens.
This subterranean space specializes primarily in vintage jewelry: the expansive selection is well sorted and well priced, which means you can snap up a great turquoise ring for $40.
Helmed by stylist Malin Landaeus, the color-coded racks are loaded with pristine picks from the '50s through the '80s.
Positioned as the coolest hotel gift store ever, Monogram offers everything you forgot to pack: Sue London ballet flats, headphones, books for the plane and—duh—a huge selection of stuffed animals.
This home goods spot looks like an English countryside antiques shop that’s had a run-in with a Native American trading post. Highlights include footstools upholstered in iconic Hudson Bay prints.
Two reasons we love it: the mini boutiques of awesome brands like A.P.C., Marc by Marc Jacobs and Vanessa Bruno (a vintage rarity), and items become less expensive the longer they've been here!
Everything at this suburban staple is totally on-trend, from the sequined Haute Hippie dresses to the Gorjana necklaces.
Hidden behind Design Within Reach, this brand-new shop touches on every aspect of home design. There are brightly hued trivets, slick Blu Dot furniture and fresh takes on traditional poufs.
Lili is the vintage treasure trove you'd hope to come across in New Orleans: full of hand-worked lace-edged skirts from the '30s, fur capelets from the '40s and pristine day dresses from the '50s.
Since 1931, this boudoir-esque perfumery (which sits in an 18th-century space) has been turning out a house label of romantically tinged soaps, powders and fragrances with old-world ingredients.
New moms Lulu Davis and Debbie Bowman teamed up to offer kids’ clothes that are cool, not precious—like Appaman tees printed with graphic planes and bikes.
This subterranean space specializes primarily in vintage jewelry: The expansive selection is well sorted and well priced, which means you can snap up a great turquoise ring for $40.
The emphasis here is on costume jewelry, all arranged in the center of the store, but the bordering racks deserve a look too, since they’re lined with vintage party dresses, many from coveted names.
This well-loved spot consistently brings new lines to the city, like Gary Graham and Megan Park, expertly mixing them with store favorites including Rozae Nichols’ gauzy, layered styles. Daha fazlasını oku.
This is the kind of store you head to with giddy expectation, knowing you’ll score something amazing. Perusing the off-the-wall knickknacks from the ’50s through the ’80s is a thrilling adventure. Daha fazlasını oku.
Largely fueled by word-of-mouth recommendations, the shop, situated in an old Masonic Lodge, draws collectors on the hunt for well-preserved clothing and costume jewelry, much of it from private estat Daha fazlasını oku.
Well worth the trip for affordable dressers, coffee tables, and nightstands. Daha fazlasını oku.
Trujillo offers an impeccable range of antique turquoise belt buckles and polished fetish necklaces, all against a backdrop of collectible American folk art. Daha fazlasını oku.
