Located on 864 7th Ave, New York. It's right next store to Park Central hotel…read more The shop is very cute & tiny, lots of cute clothing, items & jewelry for sale. A bit overpriced. The window display was adorable. Customer service was 4 out of 5. They accept cash or cards.

cute lil store. i had such a hard time finding it. tshirts are 2 for 45. they have great…read moresocks/pins/stickers

Little Market NYC, near SoHo, is such a cute spot for a fun and personalized experience. The…read moreservice there is so nice! I went with my friend who was visiting from out of state, and we made charm bracelets together. The bracelets start at $35, with additional costs for each charm. They had a huge selection to choose from, and after picking our favorites, they put everything together and sized it to our wrists. They also sell permanent bracelets and have a bunch of other adorable jewelry. I'll definitely be back soon!

I didn't get any photos inside, but this was the cutest store. I love how there are so many…read moredifferent artists, designers and businesses together in one space. I got some clothes as well as a book to keep track of all the restaurants I visit, and a photo print from a local photographer. Everyone was friendly, prices were more than reasonable, and the inside was adorable and had so much PINK!! I loved it.

I absolutely adore this chain and spend too much of my monthly paycheck here. They are a seller of…read moreboth Sonny Angels and Smiskis . They are so hard to find in the city. There are 3 locations. Definitely call ahead to see if they have that you are looking for!! Customer service is excellent. Selection is generally good for most items (some are limited). Definitely my favorite spot in NYC.

Great service, cute collection of items, fun experience overall. They have a wide selection of…read moreSonny Angels and collectible. Not over-priced either so great value!

Disregard the LV wallet in the pic. But the K beauty supplies were from this store. This store was…read morePACKED! So it was hard to get around and actually browse the items. I took pics of what I needed to grab ahead of time and found most of it. Checking out was quick.

Kosette feels like one of the go-to spots for K-beauty lovers in Koreatown. The store offers an…read moreimpressive range of products--from an entire wall of sheet masks to trending brands like Fwee. It almost feels like a micro version of Olive Young, which makes it fun to explore if you're into discovering new or hard-to-find items. However the layout is quite compact, and during my visit, it was very crowded--which made it a bit overwhelming to browse leisurely. The tight space combined with the crowd made it tricky to really take my time. At one point, a sales associate was restocking shelves in a tight space and didn't move or acknowledge me as I tried to look at products, which made the experience feel a bit unwelcoming. I also found that staff in general weren't very approachable or helpful, so it's best to come in knowing what you want. Still, if you happen to catch it during a quieter time, Kosette offers competitive pricing and some great deals, especially on popular Korean skincare and makeup. Definitely worth a stop if you're building your K-beauty collection and prefer to shop independently.

Service is amazing ! Eve Bari have great selections of hats and fascinators different sizes and…read morecolors ... value is reasonable and they have a 30 days exchange or store credit policy . I don't really like returning stuff and luckily the fascinator to bought from eve Bari matched exactly with my outfit . One suggestion when it comes to buying hats or fascinator always bring your dress / outfit so you can tell which one is perfect for the outfit . Eve Bari is on W 57th and very accessible through MTA ...

I passed this shop on the way to pick up my purchases from Nordstrom last night. It had just…read morestarted heavily snowing, but I doubled back towards the store after spotting a pillbox hat on the mannequin. Note that I've previously stepped inside the shop to survey the selection, and last night I stopped in for what was only supposed to be a quick moment... The owner greeted me and almost immediately started talking prices. This is $20 dollars and we have that for $25 dollars, but this is a little more expensive, and that's this price. Oh, that fascinator is beautiful on you and you can put it layaway. It was just $79 dollars, mind you. Excuse me? It's such a turn-off when people see brown skin and assume that the purchase would be unaffordable without a payment plan! Not to mention, I started off by noting that I was only taking a quick peek on my way to pick up my Nordstrom purchase. Though I promptly told her that I don't need layaway and I pay for things outright, I had already decided that I wouldn't be buying from there. Her fixation on talking to me about price was all I needed to hear. Nothing disgusts me more than when people make assumptions! I have beautiful vintage hats in my collection, fine jewelry and quality costume jewelry, and beautiful bags that I've purchased abroad. She could've had a repeat customer who prioritizes quality goods and, more importantly, quality service.

I hit this store up whenever I am in the city and never leave empty handed. I was a little…read moredisappointed because I tried going back yesterday during business hours but they were closed. If you want unique, comfortable pieces, this is your store.

Digs has really good looking clothing. The styles are very current but, with an edge that makes…read morethem really appealing to me. Great sense of style. I can never just walk past their window on third without either stopping to look or going in to purchase. My only criticism is that, sometimes, the clothing can feel flimsy, as though too many short cuts were made. The store has been there for years; it's not a fly-by-night store. It is certainly worth your looking.

One of my favorite places to get some beautiful dresses, in Summer just perfect, cotton dresses, in…read morethe Winter they have beautiful Sweaters, gloves. You found chick Comfy and boho dresses, jewelry, I have been shopping since I was about 25 years old, I have started at Time Square, when I moved to work at Jackson Height felt so happy to find the other store both are in the subway area, at 74th Street /Roosevelt Avenue right before taking my train back home , I go for some goodies meaning dresses , scarf or Jewelry and the Value excellent

Backwoods is a smart stop whether you are in Times Square or Jackson Heights. If you are looking…read morefor a gift for yourself or someone else - this place has a collection of clothing and affordable accessories to chose from. Warning though - it might be hard to pick just one! Backwoods is also a life saver if you forgot a hat, gloves or scarf at home. You can easily pick one up on the go. Special Note: Backwoods scarves are great for when you need to dress up or down an outfit, and when you or a loved one are going through cancer. If you have not tried them yet, try them for a summer dress or skirt this year. By Relevant Views 6.16.2024

I love Muji. I am not much of a shopper. But if I walk by a Muji and I have a moment, I will stop…read morein. I try to resist impulse buys. I am confident, however, I will find something that appeals to my frugality. I do not know if Muji invented the concept of a brand that is not a brand, in the sense of not advertising itself, which ironically achieves its own iconic minimalist status. They have perfected it though. Last time, I got their 90 degree socks. I actually have concluded it is not a gimmick. I have some socks that slip off, at the heel, in particular if I wear them with runnig shoes. These do not. Everything I have acquired from Muji has gone into my regular rotation. The design is good, the quality is there, and the prices are not outrageous. So I commend Muji to you if you have a similar sense of not wanting to want, but being willing to browse. I'm confident you will find something on every visit.

I am the biggest Muji stan since Martha Stewart said she uses their organizational tools…read more This one's particularly convenient since it's near Port Authority and even though it's Times Square, I never feel like it's overcrowded, even during the holidays. I feel like it's free aromatherapy because they have tons of diffusers going on but never overwhelming. I also appreciate this location is wheelchair accessible. The employees are helpful and never pushy. It has the usual stock of home goods and clothing for men and women, but I don't think this location is particularly large if you're looking for the full array of what Muji offers.