Fashion stores New York

One of reliable values ​​of shopping in New York over many years. You will be spoiled with choice at Dave's (Levi's, Carhartt, Schott, Red Wings, Canada Goose...), at prices that can be up to 30% discount lower than those of the shops of Broadway. You will be welcomed by a friendly team of vendors, who by the way, speaks several languages: French, Spanish, Italian... Note: since 2011, it is possible to order on the DavesNewYork.com website and to be delivered abroad...

This ready-to-wear chain created in Los Angeles in 1984 offers a wide selection of brands at desirable prices, as the clothes on the shelves are often taken from previous years' collections. As for the Forever 21 line, it distinguishes itself by a very urban style that emphasizes prints and bright colors. There is little clothing for men but a large selection of shoes at unbeatable prices for them. A department store that is reminiscent of H&M, and that will appeal especially to teenage girls.

If you're wondering where the Williamsburg hipsters find their lumberjack shirts, faded slim jeans and vintage T-shirts, look no further. This huge clothing store is cheap and of good quality. Between the boots, glasses, handbags and coats, all sorted by color, you can get lost for several hours! Friperie obliges, all the clothes and accessories sold here are second-hand products, but if you look carefully, you can find the rare pearl at unbeatable prices.

Enjoy your stay to refuel with shirts, trousers and costumes Hugo Boss, Versace, Armani, DKNY or Calvin Klein up to -70 discount. Designer Menswear is a very nice shop where Tee management will welcome you with pleasure to discover his permanent collection of brands at factory prices. A line casual and sportwear are available with brands like Tommy Hilfinger, Hugo Boss, Versace... The shop even has a workshop or all alterations are possible. The reception, personalised, the advice and the hotel's make this place for your shopping session in New York. Also, there is no daily in New York!

A controversial and often criticized brand in the United States (its president, very megalomaniac, refuses that the "ugly ones" wear his clothes...) but which still appeals as much to American and European teenagers. In New York, Abercrombie has chosen a huge space with the appearance of a nightclub: subdued or even dark lights, black and minimalist decoration, top model sellers, music at full speed, and clothes highlighted as works of art. Surprising for a cool and not overpriced sportswear brand, but an obvious sign of its success.

This huge store has long been a Gap brand, before becoming an independent brand thanks to its excellent turnover. The style is more or less the same as Gap (a little more relaxed), the quality is not quite equal but remains good, and above all, the prices are much lower. Jeans are sold at reasonable prices, but it is mainly on t-shirts that we can do business. There is a department for each member of the family. So we can redo our wardrobe without ruining ourselves.

In Manhattan, Gap shops flower almost every block, so it's difficult to miss them. Lexington is one of the largest in the chain. Everything we love in American fashion, basic, casual, cheap, is there. It's too tempting, because it's the kind of clothing you want to wear one day or just when you don't want to make the show-off. For men, women, children and even babies, cotton sweaters, rugbymen shirts, jackets of all colours, jeans of all shapes and sizes, shorts, white shirts and little gifts for everyone (caps, socks, belts, scarves). In short, a life to dress in Gap and no longer swear only by Gap.

It is no longer necessary to present Ralph Lauren, emblem of the American style, or his superb private mansion dating from 1880 furnished in the English style. They are in fact two shops: the old one houses men's fashion and the one opposite, inaugurated in 2011, is dedicated to women's fashion and decoration. Surprisingly, the building looks old but it is indeed extremely recent, like the vintage clothes of Mr Ralph Lauren, perhaps. One visit to this store and you'll probably come out with a few polo shirts under your arm!

A chain and stores offering sportswear and streetwear (jackets, sweaters, pants, T-shirts, shirts, jeans...), more sophisticated and more expensive than those found at Gap, which bought Banana. The salespeople are unbeatable at helping you match your clothes. There is a great selection of rather chic clothes that can be worn to the office. The men's selection is, in our opinion, more interesting than the women's. There are several other stores in Manhattan.

A very evocative name for this boutique where mothers-to-be will find non-traditional clothes to brighten up their bouncing bellies. The shop offers clothes designed by various brands specialized in maternity. For all occasions, from cocooning to cocktail parties, and for all stages of pregnancy, from the first to the third trimester. A little extra: the selection of clothes dedicated to the postpartum period, notably designed to facilitate breastfeeding. Pregnancy lingerie is also sold.

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.