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  • Poltrona Frau

    141 Wooster St. New York, NY 10012
    212-777-7592

  • Pookie & Sebastian

    1488 2nd Ave. New York, NY 10021
    212-861-0550

    http://www.pookieandsebastian.com This cutesy, bright pink store, named after two Yorkshire Terriers who fell in love (he from uptown, she from Soho), gives off an icky Intermix vibe, with a generous sprinkle of Scoop. There is a lot of hardware on light brown leather belts, and the halter dresses attest to an outsized fondness for rouching. But past all that are some extremely pretty tops, clearly inspired by lingerie. Granted, they were upwards of $80 for a tiny piece of fabric and some drapey lace, but let's give credit where credit is due. More >>

  • Pop Shop

    292 Lafayette St. New York, NY 10012
    212-219-2784

    http://www.pop-shop.com The Pop Shop sells Keith Haring clothes, toys, furniture and accessories, adorned with (or transformed into) images of crazy-looking dudes with sparks emanating from their bodies. The sweatshirt with aWhassupa smeared across the boobs is always a favorite. More >>

  • Portatronics

    169 Thompson St. New York, NY 10012
    646-797-2338

  • Portico

    903 Broadway New York, NY 10010
    212-473-6662

    http://www.porticohome.com Portico's clean, well-made modernism makes their furnishings a welcome addition to almost any home. Fledgling nesters might have to save up for one of the bigger pieces, or opt for the smaller odds and ends that still lend an air of class to even the most humble home. More >>

  • Portico

    75 9th Ave. New York, NY 10011
    212-243-8515

    http://www.porticohome.com Portico's clean, well-made modernism makes their furnishings a welcome addition to almost any home. Fledgling nesters might have to save up for one of the bigger pieces, or opt for the smaller odds and ends that still lend an air of class to even the most humble home, but at this location, the store outlet, even some of the bigger-ticket items are marked down to within reach. More >>

  • Porto Rico Importing Company

    201 Bleecker St. New York, NY 10012
    212-477-5421

    http://www.portorico.com Itas hard to walk past this store without going in for a cup of coffee at least. The smell of roasted coffee beans is overwhelming (the coffee is roasted daily in Williamsburg and then shipped to the store, still warm). In their almost 100-year history, this company has built up an incredible array, from all over the world, including many organic and fair trade selections. Pick up a catalog and get a free education in coffee and tea. This is the flagship store. See wesitefor other locations. More >>

  • Portolano

    15 W. 37th St. New York, NY 10018
    212-719-4403

    http://www.portolano.com

  • Posies

    150 7th Ave. New York, NY 10011
    212-675-6190

    http://www.posiesnyc.com For panicked, last-minute gift-giving, Posies has a full wall of already made bouquets, some for as little as $20. More >>

  • Posman Books

    75 9th Ave. New York, NY 10011-7006
    212-627-0304

  • Pottery Barn

    600 Broadway New York, NY 10012
    212-219-2420

    http://www.potterybarn.com A home store for the customer with plenty of cash and no imagination, Pottery Barn has lovely smaller things, like towels, bedsheets, and picture frames, but the bulky furniture and window treatments are adequate at best, hideous at worst. The kids and teen collections will appeal to parents, and the faux-vintage items (like the irksome fake rotary telephone) will appeal to the tasteless. More >>

  • Pottery Barn

    127 E. 59th St. New York, NY 10022
    917-369-0050

    http://www.potterybarn.com A home store for the customer with plenty of cash and no imagination, Pottery Barn has lovely smaller things, like towels, bedsheets, and picture frames, but the bulky furniture and window treatments are adequate at best, hideous at worst. The kids and teen collections will appeal to parents, and the faux-vintage items (like the irksome fake rotary telephone) will appeal to the tasteless. More >>

  • Pottery Barn

    1965 Broadway New York, NY 10023
    212-579-8477

    http://www.potterybarn.com A home store for the customer with plenty of cash and no imagination, Pottery Barn has lovely smaller things, like towels, bedsheets, and picture frames, but the bulky furniture and window treatments are adequate at best, hideous at worst. The kids and teen collections will appeal to parents, and the faux-vintage items (like the irksome fake rotary telephone) will appeal to the tasteless. More >>

  • Prada Broadway

    575 Broadway New York, NY 10012
    212-334-8888

    http://www.prada.com Prada, patron of avant-garde architecture, had Rem Koolhaas design a retail wonderland for their SoHo location. Itas certainly dazzling, but you may prefer the more anonymous uptown locations, which draw fewer gawking tourists. The clothes are sometimes silly, sometimes too fraught with meaning, but often, theyare really cool, the kinds of things you wish youad score at the flea market but never, ever do. More >>

  • Prada

    724 5th Ave. New York, NY 10019
    212-664-0010

    http://www.prada.com Prada, patron of avant-garde architecture, had Rem Koolhaas design a retail wonderland for their Soho location. Itas certainly dazzling, but you may prefer the more anonymous uptown locations, which draw fewer gawking tourists. The clothes are sometimes silly, sometimes too fraught with meaning, but often, theyare really cool, the kinds of things you wish youad score at the flea market but never, ever do. More >>

  • Prada

    45 E. 57th St. New York, NY 10022
    212-308-2332

    http://www.prada.com Prada, patron of avant-garde architecture, had Rem Koolhaas design a retail wonderland for their Soho location. Itas certainly dazzling, but you may prefer the more anonymous uptown locations, which draw fewer gawking tourists. The clothes are sometimes silly, sometimes too fraught with meaning, but often, theyare really cool, the kinds of things you wish youad score at the flea market but never, ever do. More >>

  • Prada

    841 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10021
    212-327-4200

    http://www.prada.com Prada, patron of avant-garde architecture, had Rem Koolhaas design a retail wonderland for their Soho location. Itas certainly dazzling, but you may prefer the more anonymous uptown locations, which draw fewer gawking tourists. The clothes are sometimes silly, sometimes too fraught with meaning, but often, theyare really cool, the kinds of things you wish youad score at the flea market but never, ever do. More >>

  • Prague Kolektiv

    143 Front St. Brooklyn, NY 11201
    718-260-8013

    http://www.praguekolektiv.com Native New Yorker Barton Quillen and Italian architect Giovanni Negrisin are on a mission to ignite interest in mid-century Czech furniture, courtesy of their new Dumbo store. Prague Kolektiv is devoted solely to Czech home design--and according to their owners, the only store in North America of its kind. Look for minimal, mod tables, chairs, and lighting fixtures, reminiscent of Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and the Bauhaus period. More >>

  • Pratesi

    829 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10021
    212-288-2315

    http://usa.shop.pratesi.com That business about money not buying happiness is crap, pure and simple. What's happier than a good night's sleep? And what could make a night's sleep better than some of Pratesi's lavish (and preposterously expensive) bed linens? Maybe Jude Law by your side, maybe. Maybe. More >>

  • Prattstore

    Prattstore

    550 Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205
    718-789-1105

    http://www.prattstore.net Pratt's new 15,000-square-foot art supply store, which opened in January, is a huge step up for students and the whole neighborhood. It is impeccably organized and exhaustive, with a dedication to professional-grade supplies for all. More >>

  • Premium Goods

    347 5th ave. Brooklyn, NY 11215
    718-369-7477

    http://www.premiumgoods.net A sneaker store like many others in that its small space is minimally decorated, and its selection pretty narrow. There are several styles of Vans, but Nike basketball sneakers are the main focus (as usual). There is also a case that houses rare sneakers, as has become predictable. The main distinguishing feature here is a perfectly friendly employee, who even smiles, rather than a surly sneaker snob as can be almost always be found at similar stores. More >>

  • Printed Matter

    195 10th Ave. New York, NY 10011
    212-925-0325

    http://www.printedmatter.org I like to mosey around Printed Matter in the afternoon, picking up odd little artists' books, glossier hardcovers, and attractive zines, rifling through the audio assortment, and looking at reprinted Fluxus games. This is a nonprofit organization and bookstore dedicated to the book as art form, and specializing in the distribution of artists' publications, books, periodicals, postersaany printed matter. It represents over 3,500 international artists a year and is the largest bookstore of its kind in the world. More >>

  • Project 159

    159 7th Ave. S. New York, NY 10014
    212-929-4959

    Either youare an extremely dedicated follower of fashion and have been scouring the city for labels like Buddhist Punk, Earnest Sewn, Clarendon, Yumi Kim, Cuffz, and C. Label, or youave never heard of any of them. Either way, if youare a girl with any style, you will drool over something at this new West Village boutique. Owner Kim Phan has curated a pleasingly hip but versatile showroom. The persona that emerges from the racks is girly, likes to dance, and drinks mojitos, or perhaps is edgy, likes to curse, and drinks whiskey. Either way, sheas hot. In addition to up-and-coming local and London-imported designers, Phan has mostly vintage shoes (all $45) and boots (all $85). More >>

  • Prospect Wine Shop

    322 7th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11215
    718-768-1232

    http://www.prospectwine.com Eating organic is just the beginning. The staff at Prospect Wine Shop has an obsessive and extremely well-informed love for organic and biodynamic wines. They delight in visits from curious shoppers, but won't bombard you with too much informationajust enough to take home a great bottle of wine. More >>

  • Prudence Designs

    231 W. 18th St. New York, NY 10011
    212-691-1356

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