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The New York flagship of the Italian master, known for his superb tailoring, offers a good range from his collection.
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Four floors of designer clothing by European names such as Valentino, Escada, and Ungaro, promising 20 to 30 percent off retail.
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Flagship store of the Swedish retailer known for great young fashion with small price tags.
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Hennes & Mauritz, a Swedish retailer, was a smash success when the 5th Avenue store opened in New York in 2000. Their secret? Kicky, young designs for men, women, and children at rock bottom prices, creating a look that belies the price tag.
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One of the last survivors of what used to be rows of discount stores selling linens for table, bed, and bath. European linens and home accessories are a specialty at this store.
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Since 1936 this mammoth showroom and workshop has provided fabrics and upholstery to the public at wholesale prices.
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This is one of the most attractive stores in the city, featuring designer fashions and a notable selection of cosmetics.
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Set up like a series of boutiques, Bendel’s displays innovative, fun women’s fashions for glamorous shoppers. The sales staff are particularly friendly. The signature brown and white shopping bag is such a status symbol that the pattern is used for accessories.
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