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http://www.paulfrank.com I bought something here once. It was a little cotton T-shirt and it had a picture of a monkey (yes, obviously, that monkey) on it. It was totally adorable. But it was a present for a two-year-old. She loved it ("It's a monkey!" she screamed) but, as I said before, she's a two year-old. Everything in here seems fine for the under-sixteen set, and maybe for the college coed experimenting with irony, but unless you're taking the kids out shopping, I better not catch you here. More >>
http://www.paulsmith.co.uk Paul Smith will always be the only Sir Paul for me. I defy you to not fall in love with this madcap genius, his exuberant use of color and pattern, his handsome bags and shoes, and the very look of the store itselfait's all incredible. Paul Smith, as a designer, accomplishes something very rare: You can wear his clothes and look like an individual. You could even wear it head to toe and not look like you worked at the Paul Smith store, which says a great deal about his idiosyncratic talent. More >>
http://www.paulstuart.com Some upstart young i-bankers might prefer to kick it in a newfangled Prada or Hedi Slimane suit, but for the seriously old-school businessman, Paul Stuart is still the store of choice. (They can bring work with them everywhere they go, courtesy of those bull-and-bear cufflinks.) Suit jackets worthy of Tom Wolfe in silk and linen run about $1000 here; try those $300 Nubuck loafers in white to match. What up, dandy. More >>
http://www.pawsinchelsea.com The Dalton of kennels, Paws in Chelsea requires screening interviews for all dogs with questionable adispositions.a Once admitted, things go pretty smoothly: Pets are provided with filtered water, sofas, beds, TVs, music, and real-live indoor grass. More >>
http://www.apeainthepod.com Displaying a somewhat clinical attitude toward fashion, Mimi Maternity clothes are comfortable, inexpensive, and easy (nine months later) to part with. More >>
http://www.apeainthepod.com Pregnant women look fantastic, with their healthy glows and silky hair. But they look super cute when wearing the stylish and sexy clothes from A Pea in the Pod. The fashions are flattering to a changing body, and the fabrics, colors, and cuts lend to the modern, individualistic looks. More >>
http://www.apeainthepod.com Pregnant women look fantastic, with their healthy glows and silky hair. But they look super cute when wearing the stylish and sexy clothes from A Pea in the Pod. The fashions are flattering to a changing body, and the fabrics, colors, and cuts lend to the modern, individualistic looks. More >>
The kind of kooky kids' clothes that seem giddy with the idea of being whimsical. Some ways of achieving said state: cutesy product names, vintage baby knitwear, and an enormous selection of unusable tutus. More >>
http://www.pearlpaint.com In the beginning, Pearl Paint was a humble, industrial paint store on Chambers. But as the Bohemian artists thronged to Soho, the need for paint supplies grew, and Pearl became the beast on Canalaselling everything from expensive canvases to origami paper. Although sometimes a bit haphazardly organized, the store has just about everything, and, thankfully, the staff manages to stifle snickers at ignorant questions much of the time. If the walk up Pearlas endless, steep, stuffy staircase seems too much, ask about the unadvertised elevator in back. More >>
http://www.tibetboutique.com Although Pema officially markets itself as a classy Tibetan boutique, it sometimes crosses the border into faux Indian meets trendster Lands' End. They have linen pants, thick woolen sweaters, and plenty of scarves, coupled with hip brooches and mid-range costume jewelry. The hand-beaded shirts and tanktops, along with the slippers, give it an ethnic edge. It's schizophrenic in a good way. More >>
Small and greasy, the 11-year-old Penn Video is one of the few sex shops to have survived Giulianias scrubbing of Times Square. More >>
This impressively crammed store specializes in high-quality playthings (especially board games and Hello Kitty dolls) from Scandinavia and Europe. More >>
http://www.penthouseexecutiveclub.com Donat even try to get through the door wearing jeans or sneakersaPenthouse dominates as a high-class tittie bar for Wall Streeters who can afford a bottle of $700 champagne, and who languidly push $50s into the G-strings of favorite strippers. For a little extra cash, reserve a private room lavishly decorated like a harem, or maybe order a table dance while youare dining at the on-site five-star steakhouse. If you canat afford the place, we suggest Jersey. More >>
http://www.petcentralnyc.com Lots of pet stores smell like, uh, pet stores. Like really intense pet stores full of crazy pet-obsessed types. Pet Central is almost scentless, and unusually organized, well-lit, and well-stocked. The staff can help you choose your cat food, and they deliver for free. More >>
Peter Elliott dresses his pricey suits down with splashy, often effeminate items, like velvet coats or abrasively bright shirts. More >>
http://www.petit-bateau.com In 1918, Petit Bateau designed its first pair of underwear. Since then the French chain has applied the...underpants aesthetic to a wider range of clothes. The store specializes in simple cotton dresses, tank tops and tees -- all soft and airy. More >>
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