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A comprehensive guide to shopping in New York City

Research

Sean Doyle, Chief Executive Officer | Aer Lingus

By Sky Industry News

Oct 25, 2024

The ultimate shopping guide to New York highlights various retail experiences across the city, offering a mix of vintage treasures, designer boutiques, and family-friendly toy stores. For those seeking unique vintage pieces, Brooklyn's Beacon’s Closet stands out as a premier destination. Known for its quality pre-owned clothes from both high-street names and legendary designers, it offers a higher standard of apparel at a slightly elevated price point compared to typical second-hand stores.

Charity thrift stores like The Salvation Army Family Stores and Housing Works are also recommended for those looking to find something unique while supporting good causes. These stores offer extraordinary prices but require some effort in finding hidden gems.

New York's fashion scene encourages individuality by blending high-end and low-end styles. Icons such as Olivia Palermo, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber exemplify this trendsetting approach. Whether it's a designer item or a thrift store find, the city's fashion offerings cater to every enthusiast.

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For families or those buying gifts for children, New York offers several options. The Lego flagship store in Chelsea and the Disney Store on Times Square are popular attractions. Teich Toys & Books is noted for its handmade products and inspirational reading materials.

High-end fashion lovers will find iconic brands like Chanel, Gucci, Christian Louboutin, and Saint Laurent with impressive boutiques in New York City. Department stores such as Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys offer an extensive range of haute couture alongside high street fashion.

Jewelry enthusiasts may want to visit Tiffany & Co on 5th Avenue for timeless pieces made famous by Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast At Tiffany’s." Although meals aren't served there, the glittering jewels are sure to captivate visitors.

Beauty shoppers can explore Sephora for skincare and makeup products at competitive prices. Drugstores like Duane Reade provide affordable American brands not commonly found overseas. Flagship stores of cult brands like Nars, Kiehl’s, and Innisfree are also must-visits for beauty aficionados.

Bargain hunters might consider visiting outlet malls outside New York City such as Woodbury Common and The Mills at Jersey Gardens. Both offer big-name brands like Banana Republic, Gap, Kate Spade, and Levis at discounted prices within an hour's bus ride from the city.

Within the city itself, Century 21 is highlighted as a prime location for deals on beauty products, technology items, clothing, and shoes. Nordstrom Rack offers discounts on luxury goods with branches located throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn.