08/01/07

Cute women's clothes and vintage clothing

by clairethornton

Great atmosphere and location. The sales people are really helpful and friendly. No blank stares or I'm-so-over-this glares. I love the Zachary's Smile line (which, at one point, was sold at Barney's Co-Op; not sure if they're still there). I bought a great babydoll tank dress and another wrap dress from it. If you're looking for thrift store/vintage boots and dresses, they have a great selection of those lining the walls. Oh and great scarves too. And accessories. And, basically, your entire wardrobe.

• Pros: multiple locations, nice selection, friendly staff, pleasant smells
• Cons: a bit pricey and sometimes the merch is slow to update

05/10/07

Cute Stuff

by grad_student_nyc

I love this place. After spending a day at Bloomingdales desperately trying to find something to wear to a friends wedding, I stumbled upon this shop, and found an adorable dress for a fifth of what I was planning on spending at Bloomies. Plus the dress was way cuter and more unique than anything that I would have found anywhere else!! I love this place.

• Pros: adorable clothes

A vintage boutique that's like an oversized closet filled with ready-to-wear-again apparel from decades past.

by Contributor

In Short
Intriguingly eclectic, and organically organized, this Greenwich Village boutique stocks clothes of the past (1940s-1980s) that are wearable in the present. The offerings are arranged by garment type--silk shirts, skirts, T-shirts, fur coats, button-downs, pants and trenches all hang with like pieces, while boots stand at attention on a high shelf along the walls, and dress shoes form colorful pinwheels around freestanding display racks--making it easy to find that one-of-a-kind number.