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Hands down the best store in New York and nowhere else comes close. Itās tucked away on Bond Street in SoHo and its owner, Sweetu Patel, keeps it stocked with a perfect mix of wardrobe essentials. He also designs a flawless house brand. Itās an insiderās store. Thereās nothing fussy or trendy to find here. Itās clean, itās simple, and itās rare that 90% of a storeās stock calls oneās name but CāHāCāM does just that. Plus, thereās always someone well-dressed perusing the shopās wares and if thatās not a marker that youāre in the right place, Iām not sure what is.
Dec 22, 2020
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šNicest storefront in nyc too. Theyre playing with cuts and fabrics like no one else right now. Trousers have that Lemaire flow at a quarter of the price. Best vertical striped shirts in the game.
Feb 26, 2025
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š„¾Cutest and best sourced collection of vintage designer in the city! They do pop-ups around LES often, but also have a qt website and IG. I got a pair of bleached raw denim 5351 Pour Les Femme jeans that I wear every day from one of their parties and an early 00ās Miu Miu mini skirt that I wore on NYE that Iām obsessed with. Itās ran by some of the hottest LES-ers <3 Shout-out Maya, Nancy, and Jeremie xoxo. I recently figured out that if you say āHeaven I Stayā aloud you get a cute surprise, so say it aloud right now to whoeverās near you :)
Jan 27, 2022
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This place rules. I got my favorite shirt there (blue striped Armani Jeans button up iām wearing in the pic above) I tell anyone who needs something formal but with some spirit/attitude, go browse the racks at Ebreo. Perfect for well priced suits with a cool selection of shirting, outerwear and shoes too. Itās in Williamsburg on Grand St. sandwiched between Dolls Kill and Supreme (lol) and it is run by Julian Colucci. He is one of the most natural and gifted hosts and shopkeepers I know and he is also a licensed and practicing therapist. He specializes in Italian menswear and sources from all over the place. The last couple times I ran into him there, he was coming back from Florida or Italy.
I think heās also got an espresso machine rocking in the back.
So much more I could say about this place, but just go over there if youāre in New York!
I think heās also got an espresso machine rocking in the back.
So much more I could say about this place, but just go over there if youāre in New York!
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šŗI enjoyed Call Me By Your Name so much, I saw it three times in the theater. I was unfamiliar with Luca Guadagnino prior, but I quickly became a huge fan. His new tv show (itās more like an extended film), We Are Who We Are, takes you through some months in the intersecting lives of Military-teens going through the confusing and horny motions of early adulthood. Itās soft and dreamlike at times, and devastating and mind-bending at others. Itās soundtracked by Dev Hynes of Blood Orange, and the cast includes big names like ChloĆ« Sevigny and Scott Mescudi, though many of the new faces on screen truly steal the show. Watch this show. Share it with someone you love.
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šŗI first had a Weaver Hollow beer at an event its founder and brewer, Luke Fuhrman, did at As Is, which is in my opinion 1B as far as beer bars go in NYC. Iām just going to keep sneaking in recommendations within recommendations: Rec-ception. 1A is TĆørst, where Luke also does events and releases. What makes Fuhrmanās beers special is that theyāre very small batch and left somewhat to chance with the unpredictability of fermentation yields. He uses well-water and his own proprietary yeast blend, forgoing industry standards that tend to make beer taste like boring olā beer. Heās well versed in farm ales (saisons), though he avoids simple classifications. Seek out a bottle of anything of his or, like other city folk do, make the drive out to Andes on a weekend heās releasing bottles and see how special his beer is for yourself.
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