Check out our favorite bloggers' fall picks from h&m through 11/8/12! Leggi tutto.
It's candles come in the most amazing colors and scents, like Mademoiselle de la Valliere, a sensual tuberose inspired by Louis XIV’s mistress. I try to have these fragrances in all of my homes.
There isn’t a Barneys or Saks in Nashville, but Holly Williams fills the void with her shop, which offers a department-store-style range of J Brand jeans, Rick Owens leather jackets and Clu tanks.
This airy boutique carries Matta embroidered tunics, Susana Monaco maxi dresses and chunky turquoise necklaces—basically, your perfect beach vacation wardrobe.
Randi Brookman-Harris, the woman with the sharpest interior design mind in town, swears that the side-ruched maternity tops from Target never stretch AND they look chic post-pregnancy. Get into it.
Moya Hewitt, one of the most stylish FIT students we ever met, swears by B.E. for their selection.
Kate Spade New York's graphic designer, Katie Evans, swears by APC for the best in french prep.
Kate Spade New York's graphic designer, Katie Evans, swears by Uniqlo for the best basics.
Mark Anthony Green, editorial assistant at GQ, claims to be obsessed with this place. If his endorsement and the lines that form every week are true, it's totally worth it.
Calypso Lawrence, Prabal Gurung's PR & Marketing coordinator with style for days loves to swing by here. If she says it's worth it, it surely is.
One of Refinery29's Annie Georgia Greenberg's favorite shops in NYC. Definitely worth a visit.
One of WWD's Alessandra Codinha's favorite shops in NYC. Definitely worth a visit.
Named for the owners’ family matriarch, a former schoolteacher, this downtown indie-designer boutique offers uniform-hip wearables dangling price tags that look like grade-school flash cards.
Most of the goods at this vintage store have an ’80s slant (loads of Vivienne Westwood and Balenciaga) while most of the decor was salvaged from the iconic ’60s Mary Quant store on Carnaby Street.
This appointment-only boutique is also a rare-records-and-books store, so it’s only natural that the clothing brands are the thinking woman’s sort: J.W. Anderson shirting & Blackmeans leather jackets.
