Has stellar looks from the '50s, '60s and '70s: full-skirted party frocks, Mad Men-style sheaths and bohemian maxi dresses.
This store makes shopping a lot easier for those of us who are retro-clueless. It has cleverly arranged all its wares by style--say, velvet or paint-splattered.
The emphasis here is on vintage footwear and handbags--'70s boots, perfectly ladylike '60s heels--though there are also multiple racks of similarly downtown-inflected blouses and dresses.
This sliver of a spot is particularly well-loved for sticking to current trends: it's all vintage inside, but nothing ever feels dated.
This brand new endeavor on the outer edge of the Lower East Side is home to Bonnie Cashin--designed Coach bags and Courrèges shifts, along with a house collection of '60s-inspired silhouettes.
This long-standing store is best-known for trafficking in party dresses, which makes it one of the first places to go if you need a special-occasion, one-of-a-kind gown.
Owned by a pair of Italian natives, this outpost of the popular NYC vintage chainlet is a slick Soho space full of pieces from big-in-the-'80s names: Martine Sitbon, Katharine Hamnett, Guy Laroche. Leia mais.
This store is one of the few that always just nail it. This Nolita store carries exclusive collaborations with VPL, United Bamboo, and Mary Ping.
When Opening Ceremony debuted in New York in 2002, it was the first shop to rotate themes, and while there are now emulators, it still does it best.
Intermix is the perfect pit stop for a brilliant impulse buy, whether it's Thakoon dress or Rag & Bone jeans.
The wealth of affordable, envelope pushing items, from red creepers to kimono rompers, rarely disappoints.
Highly affordable, unfussy, super-cool clothing. It's under $100 cashmere line is especially popular.
