145 Front Street, Brooklyn , New York 11201
Glam Expressway is your source for stunning, unique and fun women's clothing, jewelry, accessories, shoes and bags.
Best Known For: Fun, Edgy, Rockstar chic vibe with local & globally made unique finds
4809 13th Ave, Brooklyn , New York 11219
Little Loungers offers hand picked while keeping you in mind! You won’t find these baby and toddlers clothes and gifts in any boutique.
Best Known For: Newborn baby clothing and personal shopping.
265 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn , New York 11211
Ruby and Scarlett is a multi-brand specialty retailer in Brooklyn's hip Williamsburg neighborhood. Featuring high-end pieces and name-brand designers, this chic boutique is a one-stop shop curated specially for feminine, funky fashionistas.
Best Known For: Funky fashion pieces
An island that is a world unto itself, Manhattan boasts a vast array of independent boutiques and singular shopping districts. From Nolita to SoHo to the Upper East Side, each city block has a personality all its own.
A stone's throw upward from the hustle and bustle of midtown Manhattan, lies a neighborhood best known for the jazz, poetry, and art that has transpired there. Harlem consists of several different sections that embody their own culture and history. That cultural variety has influenced Harlem’s up and coming boutique scene.
Queens is the largest borough in New York City and almost half of all residents were born outside of the United States. Rich in culture, you can find the most diverse cuisines and traditions, as well as some excellent independent boutiques!
With it's panoramic view of Downtown Manhattan and sprawling green parks underneath two of the country's most famous bridges, Downtown Brooklyn is a destination in and of itself that makes crossing the river a trip to anticipate.
Tucked away between the varied architecture of the diverse Flatbush neighborhood lie many small, independently owned local businesses that are well worth the trip.
The most densely populated section of the borough of Brooklyn, Park Slope houses some seriously desirable real estate. Must-see destinations include the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and the Brooklyn Museum.
Named for the beautiful Fort Greene Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmstead in 1864, this neighborhood now has a reputation as the spot where citizens of Williamsburg come to nest.
Worth a visit despite its reputation as the neighborhood that everyone loves to hate, this hipster mecca is home to many talented local designers, artists and musicians.
Though relatively small by Brooklyn neighborhood standards, Prospects Heights has one thing none other can claim: Barclays Center. With frequenters such as Jay-Z and Beyonce, Prospect Heights has cool written all over it.
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