Tiffany & Co. – 727 Fifth Avenue, New York NY (56th St.): Long before Audrey Hepburn gazed longingly into its gorgeous windows, Tiffany’s sold its baubles in its signature blue boxes to the world’s elite, including President Abraham Lincoln. Today, the iconic jewelry emporium continues to attract the rich, famous and powerful, as well as tourists eager to gawk and spend, too. First established as a stationery and fancy goods store in lower Manhattan in 1837, Tiffany moved to its current location in 1940.
NBA Store – 666 Fifth Avenue, New York NY (53rd Street): This bustling basketball temple carries every NBA and WNBA product conceivable—from pencils and authentic jerseys to jewelry and footwear.
H&M – 731 Lexington Avenue, New York NY (59th St.): Nowhere does high style meet mass market more thoroughly than at H&M, the Swedish clothing giant that invaded US shores in 1998. With a penchant for knocking off couture runway looks—and selling them with middling quality at bargain-basement prices, H&M is an easy place to find an outfit that lasts exactly a season, or just long enough for it to fade from style.
Adidas Originals Store – 136 Wooster Street, New York, NY (Prince St.): While the brand’s Sports Performance Store stocks more functional merchandise, this small and stylish Soho boutique sells Adidas’ form-over-function wares, most of which reference its aesthetic heyday from the 60s through the 80s. In the warmer months, the shop’s garage-door façade opens to the street, allowing salespeople and customers to mingle outside or sit on beach chairs.
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