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I Heart NY

I think this is the last batch of NYC's photos, hmm.. no actually I have 2 more which I will share with you tomorrow. Moving away from fifth avenue, the first place you should go to if you plan to visit NYC is the very avant-garde boutique: Opening Ceremony (on 35 Howard St). It showcases designers from a different country each year.

Siiiigh... Barneys (heart), to stock on the casual chic stuff.

Kathryn Amberleigh is a chic and very affordable shoe boutique in Nolita (max 300$!), I love how very simple the interior of the store. All white and lined with long long lines of shoes.

Comments

AZM said…
I love Opening Ceremony.
Definitely a must for anyone visiting NYC.
Also for avant garde fashionistas and fashionistos, you must check out Seven.
And for men, Odin is amazing as well.

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