I always love when friends give me suggestions on where to shop or dine when I am visiting a new city, so I thought I’d share some of my favorite places from my last trip to New York City!

Bergdorf Goodman– The clothes and shoes are incredible – they have every style, size, color of anything you’ll ever want.
Resurrection– Great vintage, one of Rachel Zoe’s favorite vintage stores in the city.
Scoop NYC– They carry all of the top designers and have everything from casual Splendid t-shirts to dressy Missoni knits.
Intermix– You will find Haute Hippie sequined party dresses, Theory work clothes, Missoni bikinis, fabulous shoes, handbags and accessories, it is one of my favorite stores.
New York Vintage– Amazing, high end vintage pieces, another one of Rachel Zoe’s favorite vintage stores.
Topshop– Chic, afforable clothing and accessories that you can mix and match with your high end pieces and no one will know the difference!
Henri Bendel– If you are in need of jewelry go to Henri Bendel, their selection is unprecedented with every style of jewelry at every price point.

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