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Sandy Liang’s First Store Plays With Childhood NostalgiaThe designer’s new Lower East Side flagship is a fashion playground.

By Emily Burns
new york stories Aug. 24, 2018

Remembering the Scene at Alleged, Where ’90s Misfits Found a HomeSkaters and artists look back at their storied haunt.

By Sarah Nechamkin
gallery Mar. 6, 2018

Girls Clubs Make Art From Old Prom DressesTeenage girls document the Power of Pink in a new photo project.

By Mary Dellas
let’s makeup Dec. 5, 2017

Each NYC Neighborhood Has Its Own Beauty LookA makeup artist compares the LES, the UES, and Soho.

By Kathleen Hou
best bets Sept. 17, 2017

A Cult Jeans Shop Returns, High-Design Humidifiers, and Vintage in the LESWhat’s new in New York stores.

By Katy Schneider
shutterings Nov. 13, 2009

Hairy Mary’s Vintage and Design: Life After DeathThe store closes on Sunday with a sale, but the company isn’t gone forever.

By Sharon Clott
buyer’s guide Oct. 26, 2009

VEDA Delivers an Array of Leather to the Lower East SideWe picked out some standout sexy, deconstructed pieces from new Ludlow Street store.

By Doria Santlofer
closings June 10, 2009

Shop Closes in the Lower East SideAfter ten years in the neighborhood, the store closed abruptly, with no warning signs to shoppers.

By Sharon Clott
first looks Sept. 26, 2008

It’s New-Boutique Mayhem on the East Side This FallEconomy be damned, an unusual number of stores featuring recent fashion-school grads are opening.

By Lauren Murrow
on the horizon Sept. 22, 2008

Alife’s New Sportswear Store to Open in Lower East SideIt promises to be like Paragon, but swankier.

By Lauren Murrow
loose threads June 24, 2008

Tom Ford Menswear Is UnstoppableSales of Tom Ford’s men’s line have exceeded projections, Pierre Bergé reveals he didn’t tell Yves Saint Laurent the designer had a brain tumor, and Michael Kors laments past menswear.
tastemakers Mar. 28, 2008

Zia Ziprin of Girls Love Shoes on Vintage Kicks and Rationalizing $700 HeelsWhen designers and costumers need a little inspiration, they know where to go: Girls Love Shoes, a Lower East Side treasure trove.