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The eastern half of Canal Street is the hub of busy Chinatown and the largest Chinese community outside Asia. It comes alive here at the weekend market, when stall holders set up to sell pork…
Shopping just got a little edgier with The Dressing Room, a boutique-cum-bar courtesy of stylist and designer Nikki Fontanella, located in the trendy Lower East Side area of Manhattan. The…
Busy Macy's in Midtown is billed as the world's largest store, stretching a mammoth ten floors and an entire block. Inside, there's everything from fashion labels, shoes and homeware to a…
Brooklyn boutique rePop sells well-chosen items, such as vintage lamps, Victorian frames, 1960s minidresses and suitcases. Most items are second-hand, with occasional new collections. Pop…
St Mark's is one of New York's best-known book shops. Situated in the historic Lower East Side, it's an evocation of the heyday of New York's intellectual and literary culture. It's one of…
Located in the large glass cube on Fifth Avenue, the Apple Store has a coolly designed basement full of their latest devices. There are iPhones, iPods, Macs and all kinds of techno wizardry…
This smart department store prides itself on offering a "lifestyle" rather than a shopping experience. Whatever your consumer dreams - be they designer wear, make-up, jewellery, linen, shoes…
Oozing luxury, sex-appeal and glamour, the shoe designer favoured by celebrities and catwalks, Jimmy Choo has a Fifth Avenue emporium. Choose printed pony-leather sandals, silk stilettos or…
Tender Buttons has become a fashion byword in New York, raising the store from the humble status of "button shop" to that of an indispensable stop on any fashionistas visit to the city. The…
A haven for music fans avoiding the mainstream, Other Music in East Village specialises in underground, experimental and out-of-print CDs and vinyl. For quirky albums from around the world…
Aaron's Discount Designer Clothing
Aaron's in Fifth Ave offers designer clothes that are this season's stock, in tip-top condition, and still cut price! Stock ranges from sportswear to evening wear, coats, suits, dresses…
The Tiffany & Co jewellery store in New York is not just a silver-screen legend providing the great and good with jewellery to die for. Pass under the famous statue of Atlas to feel like …
This SoHo gallery specialises in 1940s, 1950s and 1960s toys and movie posters, all in excellent condition and beautifully displayed. Well worth a look for anyone craving a little nostalgia…
FAO Schwarz, in Midtown, carries those hard-to-find and oh-so-expensive items such as Vespa scooters for older children, mini-luxury cars and serious karaoke machines. The giant piano keys…
GreenFlea, on the Upper West side, aims to provide shoppers with an alternative to ubiquitous chain stores. Many of the store holders are selling their own, often handcrafted, goods ranging…
Contrary to popular wisdom, New Yorkers don't judge people solely on outward appearances. Lingerie counts for something, too! Mixona has made lingerie its mission by creating a vast, open…
Now combined with the old Annex Antiques Fair (formerly Chelsea), Hell's Kitchen Flea Market is filled with quirky and potentially valuable vintage goodies. Join the throng and haggle for a…
Housed in a church centre's gymnasium, The Market NYC in Little Italy showcases local young fashion designers. This is the place to come for one (or two) of a kind, including screen-printed…
Going strong since 1851, Kiehl's flagship store in East Village retains its apothecary ambience. Its mammoth range of skin and hair products includes hand-milled soaps, fruity face cleansers…
Century 21 is where fashionistas meet bargain hunters. Scour the store for huge discounts - usually at least 50% - on designers like Armani, Gucci and Liz Claiborne, not forgetting the shoe…
