Like your edgiest friend’s closet, accessories and shoes boutique Mona Moore has a tightly edited collection of dark-but-pretty pieces.
There is no menu at L’Entrecôte. It offers only steak, but it’s the best on the planet. It’s served with a salad, fries and dessert.
This East End house turned music shop sells new and used string instruments, LPs by bands with at least one female member and offers music lessons to Joni Mitchells-in-the-making.
Everyone raves about this new little restaurant, where chefs Erik Anderson and Josh Habiger’s tasting menu changes nightly, and reservations are booked solid a month in advance. Go mark your calendar.
Shopping this rambling East Nashville Victorian-turned–antiques shop is like exploring Grandma’s frozen-in-time house—if Grandma had saved all the right retro things.
Picture Sephora—then add a heaping dose of Southern charm. This beauty megastore features Lorac and Stila makeup counters, a salon, a candy counter and the friendliest Southern-belle saleswomen.
Two DIY-minded girlfriends—one restores ’50s armchairs, the other turns antique coins into pendant necklaces—launched this new store for homemade creations, cheeky greeting cards and vintage handbags.
Olivia Wolfe, co-owner of American Two Shot, says she could spend the day here. Anybody with an appreciation for antiques and vintage could.
Sean Hotchkiss, style and fashion writer for GQ, gets his plant on at this neighborhood favorite.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the eclectic offering at this MPD spot.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to search for the best in vintage baubles. Trust us, she has the eye.
Meghan Farrell, designer of eclectic and oddly beautiful jewelry, would buy it all if she could. Who wouldn't?
Meghan Farrell, designer of eclectic and oddly beautiful jewelry, sticks to OC for their killer selection. Duhhhh, so do we.
Jewelry designer and nail art fanatic, Chelsea van Houten, loves to stop by here to find the best vintage tees in town.
One of Refinery29's Annie Georgia Greenberg's favorite shops in NYC. Definitely worth a visit.
A luxe Upper East Side brownstone filled with all things exclusive, one-of-a-kind and just plain stunning, Fivestory might just be New York’s answer to legendary Parisian boutique Colette.
Justin Machus's edgy, coed follow-up to his popular men’s shop Local35—with its androgynous-cool assortment of Black Crane tees & Nudie skinny jeans—is
fast becoming an
eastside hot spot.
Inside Grays Mews is Gillian Horsup's stall. You’ll feel like you’ve struck gold with vintage Lacroix earrings & Dior brooches, much of them under £100. Pay cash & she’ll likely knock off a few quid.
Visit Columbia Road on Sundays for the amazing flower market, and stop in here for super-affordable (£12 and up) pop screen prints by artists (including owner Sharon Elphick) from all over Europe.
H&M’s sister label excels at chic, Jil Sander–meets-Marni basics at High Street prices, which makes this a great place for workwear that’s cool but not too-cool-for-corporate.
Come on a Saturday when people-watching is at its peak. Queue up for Violet’s éclairs, then peruse the handmade knickers, Karin Andreasson’s ’20s-era jewelry & Kate Sheridan’s bright canvas carryalls.
