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Emy MooreGreat place!Emy MooreJohn Varvatos Soho is the place to go to "update your look." Varvatos has something for you style regardless of if you're looking for something classic, chic or professional. Varvatos rarely goes out of style. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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Tiffany WoodsHistory may sound boring, but herstory certainly isn’t. Especially when it's composed of R-rated materials, pulp novels, and yes, plenty of nerd-appealing documents, papers, media that you (probably) didn’t learn about in school. Visit the Park Slope archives to page through magazines, listen to recordings, or even schedule a tour through the overwhelming amount of history the Herstory Archives collect. Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/melissabethkravitz/nyc-pride-lgbtq-sites
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3. Bluestockings Bookstore
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsThis feminist bookstore is volunteer-run, so there’s no pressure to buy anything as you scope out titles by mainstream, independent, and self-published authors (though it’s always nice to help keep the Lower East Side space in business). Queer books are easy to find and organized by theme, and it’s also one of the few spaces that runs events sans alcohol. Nights hosted by queer and anarchist authors, artists, and speakers, plus workshops, support circles, and book clubs offer a free place for LGBTQ folks to foster community. Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/melissabethkravitz/nyc-pride-lgbtq-sites
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PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreWhether you're just looking for a pair of cuffs or a head-to-toe leather ensemble, you'll find everything you need at the Leather Man. It's the source for leather and fetish gear, featuring the finest leather clothing, uniform, play wear, bondage gear and an exclusive selection of the best in today's fetish clothing designers. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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5. Nasty Pig
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreWhether you're looking for "Day Gear" or "Play Gear", Nasty Pig will have something fun for you. No need to be shy at Nasty Pig. Sexy straps, Play Sheets, Chaps, Rubber, and unique items...they have it all. Pop into the new store over Valentine's Day Weekend for the exciting new opening party (and some sexy eye candy) Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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6. Strand Book Store
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreNestled on one of the three massive floors at Strand is a larger GLBT section than you are likely to find in any strictly "gay" bookstore in the world. And for the Manhattan shopper, the prices are breath of fresh air. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info7. Saks Fifth Avenue
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreThe flagship store of the national luxury retailer chain--ten floors covering an entire city block. Many a gay boy has run up credit card on this midtown shop's incredible lineup of top international fashion brands, from Prada to Gucci to D & G--and many lesser know lights that this store can make or break with the wave of a storefront display. In recent years Barneys New York has overtaken Saks as the go to store for top gay fashion wear, but it's still a great place, with far more square feet and far wider selection than Barneys. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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8. Chelsea Market
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreThe Chelsea Market is the stomping ground for the true Manhattan foodie. The curious structure has evolved from a National Biscuit Company complex in the 1890s to the center of American culinary fashion. Shoppers select wine, cheese, fruit, sandwiches, and kitchen supplies below the great offices and studios of the Food Network. Catch a glimpse of your favorite celebrity chef, or just pop in to see if there's a sample sale. If you have a sweet tooth, Amy's Bread or the Fat Witch will have something special for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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9. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info10. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info11. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info12. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info13. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info14. Macy's
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreOn the morning of March 6, 1929, millions of Americans opened their edition of The New York Times to find a headline that would send the business and retail world into a spin of excited chatter and speculation - "Abraham & Straus and Filene's to Unite." The announcement marked the beginning of the evolution of what was to become one of the largest and most influential corporations in retail history. This company evolved into Macy's as we know it today. Whether you're shopping for pots, pans, gloves, bags, or coming to sit on Santa's lap - Macy's is ready for you. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info15. Tom Ford Flagship Store
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreIf this store were a chemical equation it would be Tom Ford+Madison Avenue=Sexy. Dust off that black Amex and take no prisoners with your favorite five-S's of Tom Ford Shopping Heaven: Suits, Shoes, Scents, Sweaters and Sunglasses. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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16. Delphinium Home
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreDelphinium Home is a Hells Kitchen staple whether you stop in to pick up a special gift for a birthday or housewarming gift, something special for yourself or "just browsing." The staff is informative, interesting (and cute!) and always helpful. Delphinium Home opened in 1999, filled with stylish gifts and home accessories from around the world for kitchen, bath, and home. The store is small but filled with all kinds of necessities and spice for your humble abode...er...palace. If you and Tom, Dick or Harry cannot decide on the right shower curtain, head to Delphinium Home. You're bound to find common ground. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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17. Housingworks West Village Thrift Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreHousing Works sells high-end vintage treasures to bargain hunters and fashionistas alike. Housing Works is the largest community-based AIDS service organization in the United States, as well as the nation’s largest minority-controlled AIDS service organization. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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18. John Varvatos
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreJohn Varvatos Soho is the place to go to "update your look." Varvatos has something for you style regardless of if you're looking for something classic, chic or professional. Varvatos rarely goes out of style. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreJohn Varvatos Soho is the place to go to "update your look." Varvatos has something for you style regardless of if you're looking for something classic, chic or professional. Varvatos rarely goes out of style. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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20. John Varvatos
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreJohn Varvatos Soho is the place to go to "update your look." Varvatos has something for you style regardless of if you're looking for something classic, chic or professional. Varvatos rarely goes out of style. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
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