This is my favourite place to shop in NYC, by far. The collection is stylish, singular and ethical…read more The owner is genuine and has an eye for what fits you and what doesn't. Warmly recommended. You will come out looking more stylish than you ever have.

This edgy boutique in Chelsea will soon become a favorite with urban, handmade, and eco-friendly…read moreclothes - you'll definitely keep coming back to check out the large selection of "wearable art." Such interesting pieces can be found as an origami-structured suits or basic knitwear with unexpected details. Lingo has pieces that allow anyone to show a little personality edge without standing too far out in the crowd. With brands such as Prairie Underground (great organic sweat shirts), Butter dresses, Nature vs. Nurture, Kelly Lane, and Filly, you are sure to find something quirky and unique. The owner Shin Yee Man knows how to choose clothes that are accessible enough for everyone, but have a one-of-a-kind, handmade quality that makes them more personal. A favorite is Cinderloop's grey draped tunic with uncommon red string that tucks and pulls to create a unique shape ($148). Most dresses range from $100-$180 and tops from $30-$100. Some collections are by local designers and organic and handmade pieces can easily be found. The accessories are just as unique as the clothes, with purses, belts, hats, wallets, clutches, earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces found throughout the store. Eccentric bright jewelry are made of beads, feathers, string, precious stones, and silver and range from $20-$150, with the most unique rings made from Horn and Seed Pod for $20-$90. The one-of-a-kind custom leather belts have intricate buckles and are worn in beautifully ($100-$150). Featured Boutique July 2009 - The Boutique of the Week

There's a solid selection of seasonal clothes here that caught my eye as I walked past. If nothing…read moreelse, it seems as though they have a better selection of canvas shoes than anyone really should. I actually saw numerous things I would gladly rock, but some of it seems a bit pricey. For instance, when did shorts start going for $70 on the regular? They are half the size of pants, and my pants don't cost that much. At least this pair didn't, but that's probably because I've been wearing them since 8th grade.* ID is definitely worth a look for hats, shoes, shirts, and more. In it, I found something that's extremely rare for me on Bedford: clothes for sale that I would actually wear. _________ *I used to be with it, then they changed what "it" was. Now what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.

I always find some really good basics here. zip up hoodies, shorts, socks, some nice button downs…read more Recently I really been loving the face masks. Super minimal Japanese fabric style. They are super nice.

Although the staff is very kind, the quality of clothing they sell does mot meet the price point…read more $70 on a nice top is a decent price. That top should not lose two buttons in a delicate wash the first time it's cleaned. That's ridiculous. Inner lining of the top shrank as well. There was no garment care instructions so safe to say I'm very disappointed. Not worth your money.

Zemeta is a curated fashion boutique that highlights Asian brands and designers, both local and…read moreinternational. Having seen some of these brands at pop-ups before, it was nice to find them gathered together in one space here. The clothing leans on the pricier side, but the quality is strong and the designs feel one-of-a-kind. Many of the pieces are unique and not something you'll find replicated elsewhere, which makes it a worthwhile spot if you're looking to invest in standout fashion.

Sad story. Would only give one star or less for the adorable chemise they are selling (mosaic…read morepattern) that is not colorfast. My white sheets turn grey-pink when I wear it to bed (where else would I wear it?). They did refund me with no questions or need to return it. I have up to now always had nice pieces with no problems from this compnay. Really upset that they are using a poor dyer because now afraid to order anything dark from them.

I bought a bra online, doesn't fit and they won't return. Poor business practices. I wrote to them…read moreasking because I only tried it on and they said no returns.

Loved this vintage store. They have some very cute clothes and a wide variety of things. Would…read moredefinitely recommend

Honestly I walked in and after a few minutes I walked out. The vintage clothing here was not my…read moretaste and the prices are outrageously high for what you get. I prefer the vintage shops in SF area where there are very interesting and also affordable items...

A beautiful tree-lined classic West Village street is home to an equally wonderful boutique…read more Albertine is one of those quiet gems of a store that has an exciting, unique collection and perfect staff. On a more personal note, I visited Albertine three times before deciding to feature it on The Boutique of the Week, not because I was wary of the selection, but the price is higher than my norm. However, Albertine truly is too good to pass up and is the perfect place to splurge and treat yourself to an amazing piece (or two, or three...). The jewelry is the best feature of Albertine and will have you coming back just to drool over it. The exquisitely edited collection is priced from $100 to a steep $1,000+. The beautiful vintage pieces are displayed in glass cases, but touching and dressing up is encouraged. Delicate necklaces share a wall with leather cuffs, and pendants of owls and horns share a case with a silver snake ring and jade earrings. Prices can only be found out from a large binder where handwritten notes and photos document the inventory. The womenswear boasts up-and-coming designers and custom-made pieces that are feminine and vintage-inspired ranging from $150-600+. Flowy fabrics in all colors can be found in floor-length silk gowns and highly-structured bomber jackets. The cozy store normally only has one or two sizes displayed, but the staff is happy to find you the perfect fit in the back. A Victorian couch faces a large mirror for ample viewing, and you can even sometimes find the owner's dog napping as the eclectically chic staff offers spot-on critiques and styling tips. June 2009 Featured Boutique of the Week

A really lovely store that stocks both vintage and consignment clothes. I will be back!read more

Don't recommend. The price for the quality is absurd. They sell you polyester and on top of that…read morethey get it from other clothing stores and sell for way more. They also don't let you return purchases, only store credit. Which I don't want.

Service was great for a retail shop. Recommended items to go with what you already had picked out…read more I appreciated that. I didn't like if it was snug on me and pulling though and they would tell me was perfect for me. Nice selection of styles and colors that aren't common. Sizing is an issue with the one size fits all. There were several skirts I would have bought if they had had a couple of sizes like small, medium, and large. I could get them on but they would pull or snug. I don't pay money for anything unless it's a proper fit. I really wish they had a care tag or card for each clothing item. There are not any tags identifying what the material is. This makes for tricky washing or do I need to dry clean?

I ordered a pair of $200 shorts and over a week and half later no tracking and customer support has…read moreghosted me. I don't understand why this is difficult for them. Either provide me a refund or ship my shorts!

The cutest boutique for teens and young adult women in the SoHo neighborhood. Prices vary and they…read morehave some of the trendiest and top designers. While it is a small store, the staff are always happy to help and the fitting rooms become available fast. The selection of the clothes and brands are some of the best I've ever seen, especially in NYC! Believe me, you'll never leave empty handed.