
The Prada store in SoHo: The downtown neighborhood is populated by big luxury stores as well as more indie boutiques.

The MOMA Design Store: As much museum as gift shop, this Soho spot is a must-stop for shopping inspiration.

Burberry on Madison Avenue: Gazing into the windows of high-end uptown stores sort of counts as sightseeing.

Madison Avenue shopping: "Madison Avenue still holds it down for luxury brands," says stylist Alex Sweterlitsch.

Strolling Madison Avenue: The architecture and people watching on the storied shopping street is part of the experience.

Central Park: When you need a break from shopping uptown, this magnificent green space is just a short walk away.

Louis Vuitton pop-up, Lower East Side: The downtown neighborhood offers a mix of bigger brands and smaller, edgier ones.

Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg: Probably the 'Burg's most well-known block for shopping and hanging, Bedford still hosts a few obscure spots with surprising finds.

Greenwich Village: Some of the prettiest blocks in the city turn up in the local-feeling, neighborhood-y Village.

Williamsburg Bridge: There's great shopping outside of the borough of Manhattan, starting with Williamsburg.