Fashion stores The United States Of America

He is the favorite designer of great black artists and performers: Koos Van Den Akker dressed Sydney Poitier, actress Cecilia Tysson, Alteryse Davis, Jessye Norman but also Bing Crosby, Elizabeth Taylor, Madonna, Cher, Ringo Star, Marilyn Horn, Kennedy or Magic Johnson. An independent fashion designer, of Dutch origin, Koos meticulously chooses precious materials that he marries with vivid colours. But its preference goes to the furthest fabrics with which it makes sensual and sparkling garments, always unique, coats, jackets ($ 800), evening dresses (from $ 1 200 to $ 3 000), ensembles (from $ 900 to $ 1 800). Each of its minicollections is a sumptuous variation on the art of cutting and perfection of detail.

Vanessa Paradis favourite store, baby doll style, cute and sexy.

A definitely trendy American channel, which adopts all fashions: New Age, green, cool baba, seventies... Clothes, but also accessories and decorative ideas for the home. The store offers vintage pieces and forgotten trends that are making a comeback, to the delight of hipsters. A good place to make small gifts from elsewhere, especially since this brand, which also exists in England, has only one store in France. Several addresses in Manhattan.

With such a name, all dreams are allowed! A real vintage clothing shop in a neighborhood where you always want to feel like dressing. And where the end of the end is to pretend that you're completely mocking the way others see you disguised.

This very small brand offers a wide choice of dresses, tops and vintage accessories, each more attractive than the next. The patterns are there, you will feel like a fish in water if you are a fan of peas, stripes, checks.... Forget the chic Parisian style all in black, here, you will have no choice but to leave with colorful and a little kitschy clothes on the edges.... in the good sense of the word! There are also hand-picked boots and shoes.

The inventor of basket shoes. Since it has been flat, its style has become more portable while still very inventive.

Classic, but with a slightly more original cut than that of Calvin Klein. She was very fashionable in the 1980 s, caved in the 1990 s to Mister Klein before returning to the front of the scene today. A visionary designer, one of the first to have inspired the street (and to have made fashion down the street).

A line of classic clothing for women who make careers. The tailors all have a twist that makes them a bit feminine and sometimes almost sexy.

Just opposite Bloomingdale's, this Zara is huge, but it is expensive compared to France.

Other shops all over the city. A refined and airy boutique offering quality clothing and structured cutting. Style rather young and nevertheless elegant. Sellers are good advice. Baby radius, jewelry radius, shoe radius. Not given, but good value for money. The shop makes adjustments in record time.

Affordable, the brand is very sexy. We need to know that she dressed American series girls like Ally McBeal, Beverly Hills, Melrose Place…

These schedules of Daffy's Dan (the parent house is located in New Jersey) declare themselves «the store of good Business for Millionaires». Discount from 35% to 75% on brand articles for men, women and children. It's a bit nerdy, but there's what's going to be dressed on foot for years to come. You have to take your time and search, because the shop recovers the unsold from large stores like Bloomingdale's, so you will surely find a good deal. Eight stores open Monday to Sunday in New York. Here is our selection.

In Manhattan: East Side. 125 East 57 th Street, Tel. (212) 376 4477 - M ° 59 th Street-Lexington Avenue (4, 5, 6) or 59 th Street and 5 th Avenue (N, R, W) ・ Grand Central. 335 Madison Avenue and 44 th Street, Tel. (212) 557 4422 - M ° Grand Central -42 nd Street (S, 4, 5, 6, 7) or 6 th Avenue and 42 nd Street-Bryant Park (B, D, F, V) ・ SoHo: 462 Broadway, Tel. (212) 334 7444 - M ° Canal Street and Braodway (J, M, Q, W, 2, 6) or Prince Street and Broadway (N, R, Z) or Spring Street and Lafayette (6)

In Brooklyn: Atlantic Terminal. 139 Flatbush Avenue, Tel (718) 789 4477 - M ° Atlantic Avenue-Flatush Avenue (B, D, M, N, Q, R, 2, 3, 4, 5).

Sophisticated boutique «chic sport», for men exclusively. Wide variety of colours, very beautiful materials (soies), original and seyantes cuts, and seductive articles as ties or sleeves woven jackets.

Opened ten years ago by Liliane Petitto who, since then, travels around the world in search of rare parts and other family jewellery, this boutique is a wonderful bric of luxury vintage clothes. Many new York fashion designers come here to inspire inspiration among jackets, hats, pants, blouses, skirts, kimonos, evening dresses, ties, sweaters or fabrics, ranging from Victorian period to the 1960 s.

This avant-garde Japanese boutique occupies a fantastic architectural space in the heart of Chelsea, in the middle of a string of art galleries. All the Comme des Garçons boutiques are little jewels spread throughout the world's capitals, and this one is no exception: the space, a mixture of bricks and aluminium, embraces a futuristic style. A pioneer of its kind, this boutique was the first to settle in the Chelsea gallery district. The clothes sold here are both creative and casual.

A charming boutique of clothing, jewelry and accessories. Below silk and small delicate ones that will delight girls.

A big classic. It is said to be the new Armani. Sweaters sweaters and poussière, everything falls in an impeccable way. If you like blue, grey, black and beige, and if you don't stand up to the colored colors and moulantes skirts, Calvin Klein is done for you.

Of course, Armani is not American, but this line of the designer Milanese is very American and remains relatively cheap. A big shop in SoHo where all the clothes, or almost, are blue (like Giorgio's eyes). Prices are affordable and the style of the master breaks under jeans and shirts.

The cheapest place to find a serious choice of men's hats. Exposed hats tend to follow the seasons, which is not discussed.

One of the first sellers of West Village hats. Chefs are modern and fun: many Kangol, Stetson or Dobbs and New Era brands.

Innovation, which proclaims itself the largest baggage seller in America, offers models of all shapes, in all materials and brands (Samsonite, Perry Ellis, Boyt), including leather and canvas bags, countless accessories, and flyers, full of sound advice on how to (well) make its bag.

With 10,000 hats in stock and customers such as Ronald Reagan, Elton John, the world of Broadway movies and theatres, this hat centre is certainly the most amazing of its kind: dozens of headwear adorns the store's window and walls. The Bogart, Dick Tracy, Sherlock Holmes or Indiana Jones are just a few of dozens of city, country and western hats. Not to mention the big names: Stetson, Panama, Fedora, Borsalino and others, as well as the piétaille of caps, berets and caps.

Wild like the American Southwest, this boutique is a must for lovers of articles for cowboys and cowboys (classic or eccentric, always luxury): leather jacket, fur hats, coats, parkas, ceintures, ceintures, silver jewelry and precious stones. And a very beautiful collection of classic or fancy boots. Liz Taylor and Goldie Hawn came here, but it was in the old premises (Madison and 68 th Street).

A men's and women's shop, which offers a wide choice of more or less dressed shoes, ranging from the trendy sports footwear to the classic pumps. A little expensive though.

This Lower Haight boutique will fill these ladies in search of original and trendy designs. For a fashion look very much 1980 at reasonable prices.

Nice concept store with clothes, home decor and accessories decorated with San Francisco colors. A fresh and spring-like style that makes you want to buy everything, perfect for wedding, birth or birthday gifts. And something rare in this city, we thought of the less moneyed since there is a little for all the purses. Moreover, the store is pleasantly organized, it is a pleasure to stroll through the shelves looking at the different articles. Do not hesitate to make a tour there if you pass in the corner.

Nice boutique of all colors. You will find accessories and accessories for women at reasonable prices. Very warm home and local creators are the lot of this store in the North Beach. A good address.

Original and trendy cuts, fluid and quality fabrics for these beautiful creations produced in the back shop. For beautiful pieces you will not find elsewhere.

New boutique with acidulous colors for women and children. Kristina's collection of Pizzol mixes simple cuts and fabrics on fresh grounds.

A small wooden shop in which a country air is served. All cotton, wool and linen garments for women, men and children come from Japan. Smooth and elegant forms. Large selection of socks.

Urban and trendy fashion for men and women, which focuses on young people 18-30 years with vintage, hipster and retro trends. The brand has been in the news several times with provocative designs that have provoked many reactions. Also a space for the home, gadgets and some jewelry. The first store opened in Philadelphia in 1970. Today Urban Outfitters operates more than 400 outlets in the United States, Canada and Europe. A must for those who love fashion at reasonable prices.

Temple of pas bag for men, women and children. This is the equivalent of our European H & M. It belongs to the same chain as Gap, but it is declination less class.

Second hand store for luxury clothing, you will find here vintage vintage brands over several decades. Prices are higher than in other San Francisco friperies, but quality is not the same either.

Organisation, this is the watchword in this second hand store perfectly sorted and filed. It is difficult to give an objective perspective on American Rag: some love, others hate. Still take a look if you go across the corner: there may be a good opportunity for you.

Inside the Château aux Bois Dormant Castle, a room transforms the little girls into true princesses. Everything goes on, the choice of suit, the hairstyle and the makeup. As a result, you can watch Mini Belle Aux or White-Snow Belle belle in the park. An impressive transformation that adds to the magic of the day and the memories of memories.

After closing its stores in downtown Boston, the American sportswear brand has finally taken up residence in Cambridge. We stop by to stock up on T-shirts, jeans, plaid shirts and fashion accessories for men and women. The collection now offers more trendy clothes, in a more bohemian style, but still comfortable. Her women's underwear and sportswear brand, Aerie, focuses on comfort and simplicity.

A vintage boutique unlike any other! At Fabulous Fanny's, you can find pairs of glasses from another time, classified by style and size in drawer cabinets. The experience is really fun and you will have every chance to find... a mount on your nose! And as the motto of the store says If you have to wear them... make it fun. Apart from the glasses, we can find in this timeless shop bracelets and earrings, also rather crazy, as well as hats and some clothes.

The big, chic chain is also in San Francisco. Despite major difficulties during the covid, this 450-store chain finally held up with the help of U.S. government bankruptcy protection. There's an assortment of clothing and accessories for women, men and children, including swimwear, outerwear, loungewear, bags, sweaters, jeans, dresses, suits, jewelry and shoes. The style? Casual and stylish at the same time. High prices.

Red Wing shoes are famous in the United States and Asia. Originally, these are shoes for workers, but now they appeal to all those who are looking for durable, solid models for outdoor use. For work shoes, they remain relatively elegant. In any case, Red Wing is the location of the manufacturing plant. You can't visit it, however, you can come and visit this downtown store and see the world's largest boots!

Brooklyn fashionistas swear by thrift stores, those stores where you can find second-hand clothes, resold or donated, often with that little vintage touch that hipsters like. Shopping at Out of the Closet is all about finding a little bit of everything (and sometimes nothing) at low prices. Sometimes, especially on weekends, it's a bit of a mess, so you have to know how to rummage around to find THE find. On the lower floor, there is also a section dedicated to furniture and decoration, including CDs.

Spend a whole day in a unique hotel, it is possible. Martier is actually divided into three sections: a café, a chic shops, and a spa! You can choose the order of your activities!

The paradise of the hoodies. Thick, fine, colourful, unicolor, with or without pocket. The range of price is quite wide and allows everyone to find happiness.

It's a joyful bric-a-brac that awaits you in this store in the Williamsburg neighborhood, which recycles old collections from prestigious houses like Saint-Laurent, Chanel or Dolce & Gabbana. Brooklyn obliges, one finds there much vintage. The prices are very affordable, rarely exceeding 30 US$! You can also find cheap vinyls and all kinds of objects, handmade or second hand, from all over the world. And if you like antique jewelry and accessories, you will be served!

A very nice shop of clothes and accessories mainly from Japan and Scandinavia. You have to love the style, but the concept is unique and you will find here pieces that are not found anywhere else! Catherine, the owner of the place, travels regularly to Finland and Japan and selects with great care objects, clothes and books typical of these two countries. Of course, beautiful things have a price: small purses should not be given, Catherine's finds are not cheap!

There's a lot of business to do at Nordstrom Rack. This is a very well-known American chain that only sells end of series, which is part of what are called discount stores in the United States. This store is very popular with Americans, who like to find great brands at prices that are much more affordable than those on the market. A temple of cheap shopping, you're sure to find the right shoe for you if you're ready to rummage around. Avoid going there at the weekend, it is often crowded.

Shoes, shoes and more shoes. This sneaker boutique shines for the originality of the sneakers it sells. You'll find all the major brands - Nike, Adidas, Vans, Reebok, New Balance, Converse - but only the most original pairs. You'll fall for the most retro pair of Air Jordans or the futuristic lines of a pair of Adidas shoes. Flight Club also sells sports team accessories, including baseball caps and NBA jerseys.

If you've ever wanted to bring home a real lumberjack shirt from your stay in Minnesota, this is the place to shop! They're not cheap, but they're excellent quality, and above all, they're very warm - let's not forget that they're adapted to Midwestern winters. For the record, the boutique achieved a certain notoriety when Rick Santorum, candidate in the 2012 Republican presidential primaries, chose it as the supplier of his sweater vests (sleeveless V-neck sweaters).

The temple of the tie, where you will see all the colors and patterns! It is rather rare to find an entire store dedicated to this small piece of fabric, especially since the prices are very affordable here, so take the opportunity to fill up your tank or make gifts! Bow ties, handkerchiefs, socks and shirts are also available. To make no mistake, The Tie Bar ties are famous: they have been worn by many American celebrities in magazines or on the red carpet!

Marc Williamson, dandy and leather craftsman, awaits you in his sumptuous boutique to help you find the right shoe for your foot, or rather a hat for your head. Definitely one of the most elegant shops in Harlem! If you are lost in this vast choice of hats in all colours and shapes, don't hesitate to ask Marc for advice. He's familiar with hats, you only have to look at him to see that he knows his subject! A lifestyle shopping experience for dads, uncles, brothers and sons, as we say here.