Showing posts with label Soho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soho. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
Tues., Dec. 13: Filnoir Hosiery (from Italy) Trunkshow in Soho
Hi all - I can personally attest to this one, seeing how I own a pair of black textured Filnoir tights!
I have been told that this trunk show will offer Panettone, Spumante, models, and of course the collection itself to be admired, experienced, tested, and purchased (+free sample w/purchases!).
Check it out next Tuesday night.
I have been told that this trunk show will offer Panettone, Spumante, models, and of course the collection itself to be admired, experienced, tested, and purchased (+free sample w/purchases!).
Check it out next Tuesday night.
Sunday, July 03, 2011
MoMA Design Store Summer Promotion
MoMA Design Store Summer Promotion
Starting Thursday, July 7, the MoMA Design Store will offer 10% off already reduced prices. Featured items include kitchenware, electronics, personal accessories, home decorative accessories and furniture
The sale will take place at the MoMA Design Store in midtown (44 West 53 Street) as well as the MoMA Design Store in Soho (81 Spring Street). A wide selection will also be available online at MoMAstore.org.
MoMA Design Store, http://www.momastore.org/
EVERY PURCHASE SUPPORTS THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Starting Thursday, July 7, the MoMA Design Store will offer 10% off already reduced prices. Featured items include kitchenware, electronics, personal accessories, home decorative accessories and furniture
The sale will take place at the MoMA Design Store in midtown (44 West 53 Street) as well as the MoMA Design Store in Soho (81 Spring Street). A wide selection will also be available online at MoMAstore.org.
MoMA Design Store, http://www.momastore.org/
EVERY PURCHASE SUPPORTS THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Birthday Ring c/o Metal Pointus
Metal Pointus: One of my favorite jewelry stores, by way of France, supplied me with this years b'day present. I love the gems in this store, which just moved a short distance over to Elizabeth St. on a great block. Metal Pointus, how you adorn my finger with metal and magic...This is the joint if you are moved by heavy metal jewels!
(blame Blackberry if you are displeased with the photos!)
Monday, November 22, 2010
Anti-Black Friday: Roundabout Resale
Big Box Not Your Style? Skip the line-cutting, smack-downs and requisite pre-dawn wakeups. Try Roundabout at 113 Mercer St. (between Spring St and Prince St) this Friday. High-end boots straight from boutiques, excellent condition clothes and select vintage typically 1/3 of retail. A group of women came in with their driver from Connecticut for discounted designers includin Prada, Ferretti, Chanel, and Balenciagia - one of them left wearing her brand new boots. Check the lower level for contemporary lines like Nanette Lepore, Cynthia Steffe - the Bergdorf 5F brands.
This Roundabout store is one of four in the area (two in Greenwich and one on the UES). Don't be a turkey this Thanksgiving - check for an eclectic selection.
~Nancy Brenner
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Holiday Hair: Colette Malouf Magical Makeovers
Colette Malouf's magical makeovers could convince a bald man that he could work a semi-precious headstrap with sparkly jewels. If your goal is a Snooki pouf, a 60's bombshell boufont, or an Anne Hathaway upsweep a la Vogue photo spread this month, Colette will demonstrate on your hair - or her's - how to get the look.
Hair combs are this season's updater. A shiny row of rhinestones in a multitude of colors may just be the #1 addition to your holiday wardrobe. Of course, there are the famous feathers, rhinestone bobby pins, and leather ones too. If your Prince William has popped the question, peruse the white wedding collection to look like a princess. Hair bijoux prices starting from $5 and a multitude of $15 and $20 picks at 594 Broadway between Houston and Prince - tell them the Guerilla sent you!
~nancy brenhair
Hair combs are this season's updater. A shiny row of rhinestones in a multitude of colors may just be the #1 addition to your holiday wardrobe. Of course, there are the famous feathers, rhinestone bobby pins, and leather ones too. If your Prince William has popped the question, peruse the white wedding collection to look like a princess. Hair bijoux prices starting from $5 and a multitude of $15 and $20 picks at 594 Broadway between Houston and Prince - tell them the Guerilla sent you!
~nancy brenhair
Monday, November 08, 2010
Consignment Downtown: Second Time Around
Second Time Around at 262 Mott Street consignment as cool as its boutique -- brand neighbors like Rebecca Taylor.
This NoLita spot is so popular that you need to make an appointment to consign. Thirty-minute and hour long appointments go quickly.
1. Tags - still "fresh from the store" - these boo-boo buys will yield the most cash.
2. Call in advance to see if they are "full" - consignment shops are well-stocked right now. Try again in a month to see if stocks are depleted and they have room for more.
3. Scout the location in advance - No need to drag all your goodies - for example a downtown shop of the same chain may offer hipper labels than an uptown one, which may have more classic brands and styles.
4. Rejected? - Ask the consignee questions - find out if they are the right brand, style for the store, condition of item, or if they would the be welcome at another time of year.
5. Consign early and often - mid-March for Spring/Summer and mid-August for Fall/Winter
Mostly for women, but men check out the tie selection if you are in the 'hood of this Massachusets-based emporium of more than 20 stores.
http://www.secondtimearound.net/
~n. brenner
This NoLita spot is so popular that you need to make an appointment to consign. Thirty-minute and hour long appointments go quickly.
1. Tags - still "fresh from the store" - these boo-boo buys will yield the most cash.
2. Call in advance to see if they are "full" - consignment shops are well-stocked right now. Try again in a month to see if stocks are depleted and they have room for more.
3. Scout the location in advance - No need to drag all your goodies - for example a downtown shop of the same chain may offer hipper labels than an uptown one, which may have more classic brands and styles.
4. Rejected? - Ask the consignee questions - find out if they are the right brand, style for the store, condition of item, or if they would the be welcome at another time of year.
5. Consign early and often - mid-March for Spring/Summer and mid-August for Fall/Winter
Mostly for women, but men check out the tie selection if you are in the 'hood of this Massachusets-based emporium of more than 20 stores.
http://www.secondtimearound.net/
~n. brenner
Friday, July 23, 2010
Crains NY: SoHo apparel shop gets boot, files Chap. 11
Huh, check this out:
SoHo apparel shop gets boot, files Chap. 11
Landlord of Greene Street space claims two-year-old Sol de Ibiza has yet to pay a cent of rent; the space is now back on the market via Comquest Advisors.
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20100723/REAL_ESTATE/100729907
SoHo apparel shop gets boot, files Chap. 11
Landlord of Greene Street space claims two-year-old Sol de Ibiza has yet to pay a cent of rent; the space is now back on the market via Comquest Advisors.
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20100723/REAL_ESTATE/100729907
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Jan. 30 - Calypso Jewelry Sample Sale
Calypso Au Marche on Broome St. is offering great jewelry finds from Chan Luu, Morra Designs, ginette & Lola Rose at prices ranging from $9 - $199. No, that is not a typo! Get down (or up in rare cases) there this Saturday!
Thursday, December 03, 2009
GOSSIP GIRL GLAM WITHOUT THE GELT
Ga ga gold prices urging you to look elsewhere for holiday glitter? You won't need a trust fund for Blair-worthy headbands in black patent or pink silk embellished with vintage black lace at the Colette Malouf sample sale. Or Malouf's ethereal gold mesh wire hair pins, combs or barrettes. Don't know the difference between a head wrap and a head strap? Hair styles past a pony are beyond your repertoire? Don't worry. Colette herself will show you how to rock a headwrap, position a peacock pin, sweep your hair into French french knots with sparkly rhinestones and many other tricks of the trade. Creative Colette is like a live Tim Burton exhibit at MoMA, but without the crowds or admission price. Stocking stuffers seekers or those looking for gifts for each day of Chanukah, go to the source where Gossip Girls stylists pick up pieces for Blair. Dress your tresses for less with prices starting from just $5 and many in $15 and $20 range.
Head there now for inspiration - when was the last time you saw a designer at a sample sale? Thursday at 594 Broadway between Houston and Prince - tell them the Guerilla sent you!
~Nancy Brenner
Head there now for inspiration - when was the last time you saw a designer at a sample sale? Thursday at 594 Broadway between Houston and Prince - tell them the Guerilla sent you!
~Nancy Brenner
Monday, November 23, 2009
Three Stores I Happened Upon and Really Like
Exquisite Costume: I accidentally happened upon this vintage boutique on a part of Broome St. that I may have never tread on before. I was pretty blown away by the selection, which includes pieces from the 1800s! The pictured dress from the 60s can be purchased immediately off the website for $600.New York Vintage: I must have gone into this Chelsea-located store before, right? It is amazing! It's not your run-of-the mill vintage store, it's more like falling back in time into the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer dressing room circa 1939 (well, except for the part where they have clothes that are newer than that, but you get my drift). Clean, vibrant, extremely well-organized and flush with thrilling apparel this place is celebrity-status. Literally. Stylists, get your vintage Oscars gowns here. And for those of you who have (top-conditioned) clothes and accessories that you inherited from your grandmother but will never wear or use, you might be able to make some money. Give 'em a call - 212-647-1107.
Pas de Deux: I happened upon this fine boutique on my way to Veniero's the other night, which may be why I probably could not fit into anything! Just amazing clothes from top designers such as rag & bone and Philip Lim, et al. Not cheap, but inspiring to peruse...
Thursday, October 15, 2009
"School" Shopping: Madewell & Metal Pointus
But perhaps as important, I have two new tidbits to impart:
1. If you want some kickass v-neck T-shirts that come in excellent T-Shirt colors and are as soft as you like, go to Madewell (486 Broadway), where they are offering two-for-$30. My only issue is that they are marketing them as "the 'boyfriend' T." This angle is now officially annoying. Everywhere I look, "the boyfriend blazer," "the boyfriend sweater," "the boyfriend flannel.." OK, we get it, the oversized look is back! Additionally, there's something un-feminist about the whole idea. "Oh I just want to spend my day wearing Todd's T-shirt, so that I have a little piece of him at all times!" That's creepy, and believe me, Todd does not feel the same way about you. He's worried about baseball and the hot new receptionist at his office.
2. I am not a huge jewelry fanatic, but when I find a store I like, I fall in love. Such is the case with Metal Pointu's (252 Elizabeth St.). Lots of big metal jewelry that weighs a lot. So if you are into the pretty little delicate look, this is probably not the place for you. But if you want a bad ass ring, like the one pictured above, that sort of reminds you of a Sleestak, then I highly recommend it.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Jaime Mascaro: Los Zapatos Nuevos Y Verdes
Why is it that whenever I tell a Euro shoe store that I'm a size 9 they bring me a size 39, which is actually an 8-1/2? Well anyway, just keep that in mind and sleep well tonight knowing that they had a size 40 (aka 9) that fit lovely.
I am so looking forward to wearing these kitten heels with hot pink soles when the sidewalk least expects it.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Aug 13-16 Dolce & Gabbana Sample Sale
Dolce & Gabbana Sample Sale
August 13-16 Thursday-Saturday 11-7 Sunday 12-7
109 Spring Street (Mercer-Greene Streets)
Womens and Mens Clothing
DENYC is holding a Dolce & Gabbana sample sale for Women and Men. Racks with thousands of Dolce & Gabbana couture dresses, jackets, skirts, tops, pants, sweaters and much more ... all straight from Italy. Prices start at 70% off. All sizes are available and try-ons are permitted. Get there early for the best selection!
Visa, Mastercard, Discover and cash accepted. All sales final
August 13-16 Thursday-Saturday 11-7 Sunday 12-7
109 Spring Street (Mercer-Greene Streets)
Womens and Mens Clothing
DENYC is holding a Dolce & Gabbana sample sale for Women and Men. Racks with thousands of Dolce & Gabbana couture dresses, jackets, skirts, tops, pants, sweaters and much more ... all straight from Italy. Prices start at 70% off. All sizes are available and try-ons are permitted. Get there early for the best selection!
Visa, Mastercard, Discover and cash accepted. All sales final
Thursday, August 06, 2009
Aug 6-7: Yohji Friends & Family Sale Today and Tomorrow
I can't give you any details, but might I suggest that you contact anyone you know who works there or is in the biz?
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Report From the Proenza Schouler Sample Sale
Proenza Schouler Wednesday, July 29 - Friday, July 31
495 Broadway between Broome and Spring Sts, 8th floor
Near 6 Train Spring Street Station or short walk to BDVF lines
Daily 9am—6pm
No dressing room. No air conditioning. But a charming fox terrier, a sample sale veteran, who sat quietly watching the parade of super skinny sample sales shoppers trying on dresses that retailed at toney retailers for more than $1,400 for under $300, without a single yelp. The "Bandage Dress" sold for just $400. Cover girls apparently are recessionistas too. One showed last night looking for a bag, but left without a single purchase.
Note to self for next year: sneak into the Friends and Family the day before. Sample skirts sized 2-4 from current and past seasons priced from $62 to over $100. A pop-art purple stretchy top for $200. If you've always wanted Proenza, be forewarned since selections are small, sizes are only for those who are naturally tiny or having been losing weight over the economy. Merch moving quickly. Staff friendly. If you've somehow squirrelled away any $$ after running to any of the hundreds of sample sales this year, or have found your own stimulus package, it's worth a peek. (Yes, GSNYC contributor Nancy Brenner was there!)
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Who Needs Woodbury Common?
From the New York Observer: Outlet shopping has come to Soho! Located at 237 Lafayette between Prince and Spring, INVEN.TORY...
Full article: Who Needs Woodbury Common?
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Friday, June 05, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
June 11-13, SoHo Stroll to Benefit the Homeless
SoHo Stroll To Benefit the Homeless
June 11-13
100 Stores, Restaurants and Galleries Expected to Participate
The Association for Community Employment Programs for the Homeless (A.C.E.) and The SoHo Partnership will host a shopping event to raise money for New York City’s homeless men and women. During the Stroll, shoppers will have exclusive access to discounts and promotions in each participating store, gallery or restaurant. Promotions will range from discounts to free samples to complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Funds raised will go to the SoHo Partnership.
Shoppers will purchase a $20 bracelet, which will grant them admission to the Stroll and qualify them for discounts and promotions. Bracelets will be for sale at the SoHo Stroll Welcome Booth at the corner of Spring and Wooster Streets.
At this time, participating venues include: Alaska House, ALESSI, Atelier Minyon, Bang & Olufsen, Bath Junkie, Burton Snowboards Flagship Store, Children's Museum of the Arts, Christopher Fischer, Coclico, Costume National, DOM New York, Eileen Fisher, Elie Tahari, Fragments, H & M (both SoHo locations), Jeremy Argyle, La Esquina, Lacoste, LF Stores, Ligne Roset, Molton Brown, MoMA Design Store, OK Cigars, SoHo Gem, The North Face, Theory, Tretorn, Via dei Mille and Yvone Christa New York.
June 11-13
100 Stores, Restaurants and Galleries Expected to Participate
The Association for Community Employment Programs for the Homeless (A.C.E.) and The SoHo Partnership will host a shopping event to raise money for New York City’s homeless men and women. During the Stroll, shoppers will have exclusive access to discounts and promotions in each participating store, gallery or restaurant. Promotions will range from discounts to free samples to complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Funds raised will go to the SoHo Partnership.
Shoppers will purchase a $20 bracelet, which will grant them admission to the Stroll and qualify them for discounts and promotions. Bracelets will be for sale at the SoHo Stroll Welcome Booth at the corner of Spring and Wooster Streets.
At this time, participating venues include: Alaska House, ALESSI, Atelier Minyon, Bang & Olufsen, Bath Junkie, Burton Snowboards Flagship Store, Children's Museum of the Arts, Christopher Fischer, Coclico, Costume National, DOM New York, Eileen Fisher, Elie Tahari, Fragments, H & M (both SoHo locations), Jeremy Argyle, La Esquina, Lacoste, LF Stores, Ligne Roset, Molton Brown, MoMA Design Store, OK Cigars, SoHo Gem, The North Face, Theory, Tretorn, Via dei Mille and Yvone Christa New York.
Friday, May 22, 2009
June 6: 5th Annual Housing Works Open Air Street Fair
FREE! On June 6 Crosby Street between Prince and Houston in Soho will be closed to cars as thousands of donated books, records and CDs will be on sale for for $1 a piece, plus clothing, shoes, accessories and housewares from Housing Works Thrift Shops.
Additionally, The Works outdoor cafe will be serving sliders, sweets and beverages. Sixpoint will be beer served up by Puck Fair in the beer tent and ice cream from Van Leeuwen.
All profits go to Housing Works, which provides lifesaving services for homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.
WHEN: Saturday June 6, 2009 10am to 6pm (Rain date June 7)
WHERE: Crosby St. between Houston and Prince (one block east of Broadway)
Additionally, The Works outdoor cafe will be serving sliders, sweets and beverages. Sixpoint will be beer served up by Puck Fair in the beer tent and ice cream from Van Leeuwen.
All profits go to Housing Works, which provides lifesaving services for homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.
WHEN: Saturday June 6, 2009 10am to 6pm (Rain date June 7)
WHERE: Crosby St. between Houston and Prince (one block east of Broadway)
Friday, May 08, 2009
Semi-annual LaROK sample sale, May 15-17 in SOHO
The semi-annual LaROK sample sale event takes place May 15th through May 17th at a new location in SOHO. The merchandise at this blowout sale will be marked down, up to 90 percent below retail.
What: ready-to-wear pieces, dresses, tops, tees, and more…
Where: 72 Wooster Street (Between Spring and Broome Streets), New York, NY 10013
When: Friday, May 15th 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday, May 16th 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday, May 17th 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Examples of items at the sale:
LaROK
Shrug Dress, Retails $348, Sample Sale Price $40
Check Me Out Shirt, Retails $198, Sample Sale Price $20
Level Mini Skirt, Retails $168, Sample Sale Price $20
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