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Stylish New Yorkers Swear By These 4 Iconic NYC Shops

New York is unarguably one of the most stylish destinations in the United States. Whether you're into shopping or not, you're no stranger to the crucial role New York plays in the fashion world. Beyond fashion week, New York has always been known for its incredible curation of shops and boutiques. Between the designer stores and hidden vintage shops, the retail scene in this city is always evolving which is why I asked some of the most stylish New Yorkers I know for their go-to iconic shopping destinations of the moment. 

Some of the shops listed below will be familiar to you while others are completely foreign, but I can assure you that every single person you're about to hear from knows their stuff and has the personal style to prove it. So whether you live in the city or find yourself there sometime soon, be sure to scope out the retail stores beloved by stylish city dwellers themselves. 

"Assembly is one of the stores that always has an impeccably curated selection of clothing, accessories, and jewelry. They also have their own private label which has an incredible selection and a secret vintage rack that always has gems. Whenever I'm out downtown, it's a definite stop, whether I'm alone or with the homies." —Anaa Saber

"Walking into the space instantly brings you out of the hectic New York City streets and into this spacious and well-curated retail experience that feels like a safe haven. With a great selection of both contemporary designers and vintage finds, it is nearly impossible to walk out without finding a piece that feels both timeless and fresh." — Ryan Norville

"I admire Sincerely, Tommy’s for their intriguing concept and style. They have such an inspiring way of unifying different communities through lifestyle & fashion. I also enjoy supporting Black-owned business!"—Chanel Mckinsie

"I stumbled upon this vintage shop by mistake, but let me tell you, it's the best mistake I've ever made. Nestled within a shopping mall in Chinatown—right next door to NYC's beloved Eckhaus Latta—is the hidden gem of all gems, James Veloria. The owners, Collin James Weber and Brandon Veloria Giordano, have their curation down to a science carrying the most exquisite selection of designer vintage from the '80s to early 2000s at honestly very fair prices compared to most vintage dealers.

"I kid you not when I say that every piece they choose is guaranteed to make you feel sexy, cool, unique, and confident all at once which I mean, what more could you ask for right? Now while it's always insanely hard for me to choose which items I want to buy, below are some of my favorite pieces available on their site right now ready to ship worldwide. Try not to spend all your money at once and don't say I didn't warn you."—Tori Lopez

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