Insiders know to go to this hidden locale, the celebrity stylist's other salon.

by Contributor

In Short
John Frieda started as an editorial stylist for publications like British Vogue in the '70s and '80s, but is now a household name thanks to his cutting-edge style and mass-marketed products. Tourists hit Frieda's flagship a few blocks downtown, but in-the-know New Yorkers flock to his no-frills salon nestled into an unassuming apartment building. The salon's 10 chairs are reserved for cuts and color only, and white walls, cream couches, big windows and full-length mirrors create a clean, airy feel.