Deep within the heart of the Bronx lies a New York City clothing store whose rich history has grown with the city around it. B&G Clothes has been a Bronx clothing magnate for over 80 years and continued service, quality and fashion sense has kept this store on the top of must see lists of many fashion clothing shoppers. Like the high class of Little Italy surrounding the store, B&G Clothes constantly pleases its customers with a wide variety of men’s clothing that can be used in all aspects of daily life. From your shirt and ties to car coats and overcoats, there is sure to be something to please all shoppers that come in through their doors. Even more amazing is B&G’s custom and tailor made business suits which give you a sense of exclusivity and an opportunity to be totally involved in this Bronx fashion experience. With its uniqueness, variety and quality, B&G has established itself as a part of the Bronx’s inherent fashion culture and opens its doors for you to enjoy. It is highly recommended you take the time to stop into B&G and experience this part of the Bronx for yourself.

Existimos para comercializar produtos e serviços com qualidade e preço justo, que contribuam para elevar a auto-estima dos nossos clientes. Investimos no bem estar e desenvolvimento de nossos funcionários, o fator fundamental em nosso negócio. Buscamos gerar lucros sustentáveis que garantam o melhor retorno para o negócio.

Em 1998 Andrea Saletto lançou a etiqueta Permanente Andrea Saletto. O conceito é o mesmo que fez as segundas marcas surgirem no mundo inteiro: uma roupa atemporal, prática, com qualidade e estilo, mas com preços mais acessíveis. Hoje, uma maneira moderna de criar os básicos. É esta coleção – Permanente – que Andrea Saletto vende sua marca para todo Brasil, já tendo exportado para os Estados Unidos e Europa.

Moda feminina, roupas e acessórios.

A Missiza, inaugurada em agosto de 2007, se inspirou na mulher independente, antenada e inteligente e que cuida do corpo e da mente para criar uma moda atemporal.
Em seu design, a marca procurou juntar o urbano, a natureza, a qualidade e o conforto, par compor o guarda roupa de suas clientes.
Lojas RJ: Copacabana, Centro e Tijuca

Eddie Bauer became a household name for quality and classic styling. The designer has a history rich in innovation and scope. Looking for classy quality? Don’t be surprised if you find the Eddie Bauer signature on your car or your cap. Known for their outdoor lifestyle and clothing, Eddie Bauer has branched into a vast selection of Men’s and Women’s casual wear providing style and class for all of their clientele. The Queens clothing store continues with these ideals by showcasing the vast selection of merchandise designed by Eddie Bauer. Shirts, pants, polos, sweaters, swimwear, jeans, jackets and more have all been meticulously designed. It only takes shopping once to become an Eddie Bauer fan for life. After all, you have to come back for their shoes, bags, accessories… Redesigning your home? Eddie Bauer has begun a line of bedding and home ware so enjoy Eddie in the comfort of your own home. Eddie Bauer is an American icon and continues to produce the highest of quality merchandise. If in Queens, stop into Eddie Bauer and see why they continue to thrive today as they have for the last ninety years.

A natureza exuberante e as cores luminosas do Rio de Janeiro, foram o cenário para o nascimento da marca Tessuti. Na efervecência dos anos 80, a estilista Clara Vasconcelos desenvolveu sua primeira coleção e conduziu esta marca ao sucesso. Nossa moda é reconhecida pelo uso de tecidos especiais, acabamentos primorosos e a modelagem “in shape”. As linhas Giorno, Fashion e Evening, vestem nossas clientes para todas as ocasiões. Sofisticação e modernidade revelam uma mulher ultra feminina. Essencialmente elegante, a mulher Tessuti assume confiante seu próprio estilo. “São mulheres únicas, fortes, reais, que vestem suas roupas e nunca se deixam vestir por elas”. Lojas RJ: Ipanema, Shopping Downtown, Rio Design Barra, Fashion Mall

From the beaches of California to the busy streets of New York, Pacsun has established itself as a distinctive and innovative New York City clothing store that embraces its west coast roots and shares it with an East Coast lifestyle. Located in Elhurst, Pacsun is far more than a traditional Queens clothing store; it is a status symbol of a lifestyle not readily available in the New York clothing scene. Offering much more than surfboards and board wax, Pacsun’s reached out into the entire youth culture and now offers a full line of casual and active sport apparel. Men’s wear, women’s wear, swimsuits, shoes, denim and of course surf shorts are all part of Pacsun’s unique designer collections that give you quality clothing in a variety of up-to-date fashions. Another interest of note is Pacsun’s dedication to employees by providing extraordinary training and services to ensure that you, the customer, receive the very best NYC shopping experience. Pacsun’s desire is to stay true to their roots in youth culture and offer what’s new now. With their store in Queens they continue to succeed with that mentality and offer a welcome change from the mundane in the fashion world.

Lacoste is a French apparel company founded in 1912 that sells high-end clothing, footwear, perfume, leather goods, watches, eyewear, and most famously, tennis shirts. The company can be recognized by its green nan crocodile logo. Lacoste has the reputation of being culturally preppy, especially in the United States.
René Lacoste was a famous French tennis player who achieved fame in two areas: tennis and fashion. While winning the 1926 U.S. Open championship, Rene Lacoste of France wore something that he himself had created: a white, short-sleeve shirt made exclusively of a light knitted fabric called ‘jersey petit piqué’ that served to wick away moisture due to heat, the very first version of performance clothing in sports. The shirt was a radical departure from tennis fashion of the day, which called for stiff, woven, long-sleeve oxfords. In 1927 during the Davis Cup, the American press nicknamed Lacoste "the Alligator" because of a bet made about an alligator-skin suitcase. With no cognate in his native tongue, the nickname was changed to le crocodile in French. The nickname stuck due to his tenacious behavior on the courts, never giving up his prey. Lacoste’s friend, Robert Georges, drew him a crocodile which Lacoste then embroidered on the blazer he wore on the courts. Source

De Berlim a Paris – multicultural e cosmopolita, a arquitetura notável e grandes obras de design trazem para o inverno 2009 da Brasil Em Gotas referências misturando saudades.

Paul Stuart offers Made to Measure custom clothing with precision tailoring and an exclusive collection of uniquely styled suits, sport jackets, overcoats and shirts, all with our extensive selection of fine European fabrics.

After traveling to India in the early '70s, Ferré dove into fashion, first with accessories, and later, launching his own label, Baila, in 1974. Signature women's and men's collections soon followed, and Ferré stepped onto the field of high fashion with the debut of his couture line in 1986. He took his philosophy to the house of Christian Dior, where he was stylistic director from 1989 to 1997. Still influenced by his first trips to Asia, Ferré's designs display an East-meets-West aesthetic that vehemently rejects trends and gimmicks, concentrating instead on a relaxed sophistication and casual elegance.

A store called the Banana Republic was opened in San Francisco in 1978 by Mel and Patricia Ziegler. Both the Zieglers worked for the San Franciso Chronicle, Mel was a writer and Patricia an illustrator.
Banana Republic specialized in casual Safari styles and Army Surplus clothing. Many of the utilitarian items had sturdy zips and snaps and were double-stitched and reinforced. The store sold desert army hats, sheepskin vests, shorts and other items of travel clothing to armchair travelers. The garments were designed by the Zieglers for people to wear when mountain hiking or rafting. Source

For sweeping lines and a classic designer look, seek out Yohji Yamamoto’s exclusive boutique on Manhattan’s edgy Canal Street. Japanese fashion has always presented strong lines and striking styles, but this Japanese fashion designer has interwoven the strength of the Japanese culture with the spirit of the West, pioneering traditional Imperial Japanese structure, phenomenally successful Japanese animated art and the individual spirit of those of us who live in America. His Spring Summer 2012 collection, Noir, for men and women is as pleasurable to the eye as it is comfortable to wear. His flowing styles enhance the human form with grace and elegance, transporting us away from down and dirty jeans and steel and glass Wall St. executive sterile suits. If you are looking for quality clothing you can wear everywhere, the opening of a new night club, the announcement of your promotion at your marketing company or just because you love to wear clothes that make you look and feel good, then head on down to Yohji Yamamoto’s one-of-a-kind designer New York City boutique. With three collections to choose from, Yohji Yamamoto Femme, Homme, Noir and Y’s, you have every opportunity to dress in the height of fashion.

A marca nasceu da união de experiências do casal Katia Wille e Hans Blankenburgh. Kátia, brasileira, foi estilista-chefe na Europa de grandes empresas americanas tais como Nike, Tommy Hilfiger e O’Neill. Já o holandês Hans é perito em estratégia, organização e finanças, tendo ocupado posições gerenciais em empresas multinacionais na Europa.. Uma das características marcantes da Zigfreda é o traço incomum de Kátia Wille. A estilista preenche vários cadernos com suas vontades, todas especiais e delicadas, ora irônicas, ora divertidas, ora simplesmente despretensiosas e gráficas. Cada coleção tem significados múltiplos, diálogos cotidianos, necessidades urbanas e humanas. As cores são muitas, os shapes variados: referências históricas aparecem aqui e ali, reelaboradas sob um olhar contemporâneo e suave. Questões femininas, fragilidades e belezas são expostas, questionadas, reformuladas. A roupa torna-se uma trama de perguntas e respostas, costuradas sob beleza e liberdade.

Elisa Atheniense entrou para o mundo da moda através dos acessórios aos 19 anos, criando cintos com tecidos artesanais e étnicos. Em Firenze, Itália ingressou no curso de Modelismo e Estilismo especializado em acessórios. Voltando ao Brasil, decidiu criar a marca que leva o seu nome. Busca inspiração e realiza pesquisa em lugares exóticos, de onde traz materiais especialíssimos que servem como ponto de partida para o desenvolvimento de matérias primas e estampas. Hoje as criações de Elisa Atheniense podem ser encontradas nas melhores lojas dos EUA, Europa e Ásia.

Fashionistas por natureza, as primas Carolina Buffara e Tatiana Bonaparte, garimpam com prazer para suas clientes e amigas o que há de melhor nas araras internacionais e na moda nacional. A multimarcas Nag Nag está localizada num charmoso casarão em Ipanema. Nas araras da loja, uma seleção criteriosa de designers brasileiros renomados como Adriana Degreas, Filhas de Gaya, Amapô, Bianca Ranucci, Cris Barros, Is/bella,J ohn John Jeans, Lolitta, TalieNK, Tarântula, Naspoleão Lacerda, Luciana Galeão, entre outras. Os acessórios da Nag Nag são exclusivos, sendo as bolsas uma parceria com Laura Lima e os sapatos com Tao Galeria. Linhas próprias: Nag Nag Jewelry, Nag Nag Basic e Nag Nag Shoes.

Fundada em 1942 Mademoiselle conseguiu romper barreiras, quebrar tabus e assim foi se firmando nom marcado. Hoje a empresa conta com um departamento de estilo e compras altamente profissionalizado, que pesquisa, cria e desenvolve produtos exclusivos, para atender uma consumidora cada vez mais antenada e exigente.

O envolvimento de Bianca e Camila Bastos com a moda é quase genético, já que as meninas cresceram em contato com fábricas, moldes, peças-piloto e croquis no convívio com a mãe, costureira. A marca começou em 1996: em casa, as irmãs produziam roupas que gostavam de usar e eram vendidas a amigas. Hoje, a Espaço Fashion conta com lojas no Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto, Belo Horizonte, Juiz de Fora e Salvador. As coleções buscam temas que traduzem a feminilidade contemporânea e o espírito antenado e moderno da marca.

Compreender os consumidores e satisfazer seus desejos e necessidades com soluções em comfortwear de alta qualidade e preço justo, desenvolvidas através de pesquisa de tendências e tecnologias de ponta.

A idéia é reciclar: conceitos matérias, valores e tudo que estiver ao alcance. A marca submergiu no universo apocalíptico da metrópole para exibir a urgência de mudança e começou revirando seu próprio baú. Peças de acervo e rolos de tecidos antigos resgatados do estoque inquietaram a criatividade e foram a matéria prima para esta coleção. Muitas transformações e reconstruções depois, o descartável prestigia o novo: roupas mutantes! A influência militar dita as roupas de combate para enfrentar o ritmo acelerado da vida urbana. É reciclada e também mutável e por isso contemporânea. O clima bucólico aparece em alguns momentos para resgatar com saudosismo um romance possível.    

A Avec Nuance da empresária Silvia Chreem, disponibiliza 18 marcas internacionais, dentre elas Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui, Moschino, Stella McCartney, Lanvin, Jimmy Choo, Alexander McQueen, Juicy Couture, Daniel Swarowski, Mulberry, Rupert Sanderson, exclusividade para o Rio de Janeiro da grife Anne Fontaine, carioca de 37 anos, com mais de 70 lojas ao redor do mundo e chamada carinhosamente pelos franceses de “a Rainha das Camisas”. O logo da Avec Nuance é uma flor estilizada e por coincidência, muito semelhante à importante ferramenta de trabalho da organização, “Flor de Luxo!”

Em 1993 abrimos a primeira loja Mercatto, no Centro do Rio de Janeiro, com a proposta de oferecer roupas básicas, atuais e de alto padrão de qualidade para a mulher carioca. Hoje a Mercatto possui 24 lojas, espalhadas por todo o Rio e Grande Rio, provando que a idéia era um sucesso e que nossas clientes aprovam esta proposta e se identificam cada vez mais com nossa marca.

Just North of Little Italy and Chinatown is a fantastic clothing store that many women would die to shop at. Miu Miu, located just off of Broadway in Manhattan, is a chic, girly and super fun store. Stocked full of all sorts of clothing, from skirts and dresses, to boots and purses! Perfect for those who love Prada! Miu miu is also known as Prada's "Edgier, hipper, younger sister", and they couldn't be more right! Full of bright, colorful and comfortable clothes, Miu Miu is great for upcoming Spring and Summer fashion. Everything is well made and worth the money you spend in the store. You've never seen employees happier to help out there customers! They are quick, kind, and super helpful. The customer service is just outstanding. The location is a dynamic and eclectic part of New York, which just adds to the shopping experience. So easy to find and great for those days when you just want to shop, shop, shop! This is a perfect store to shop in for Spring 2012 and the upcoming season of Summer 2012. The fashion designers at Miu Miu really do make women feel beautiful! All in all, you'll be coming back again and again.

A leading pioneer in denim and casual fashion, known for moving outside and ahead of trends in its industry. While retaining always its DNA, in recent years Diesel has evolved into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market.

Bad-Ass Things With Hoods! The Hoodie Shop is a perfect convergence of style and fun - come visit and enjoy hagning out with awesome people at cool events, and choose from a selection of stylish (often hooded!) apparel.

Sex in the City meets Flower Child. Steamy photo shoots and palazzo pant throw backs, Miss Sixty has brought the psychedelic ‘60s into the 21st Century with a passion. Looking for a young, “come hither” style dampened only by bell bottoms and afros? Miss Sixty is the epitome of GenX girls staking their claim in the fashion scene. Tight faded straight legged jeans, plunging necklines, outrageously sexy platforms, party dresses, handbags and more. Priced right for New York City shopping sprees, go to the Manhattan store and come back again with an entire wardrobe for Spring and Summer 2012 and still be able to go out and show off on Broadway and at the Night Clubs. Preparing for a cruise? Miss Sixty is ideal for coastal vacationing in the Bahamas and in Mexico. Bathing suits, jackets, Tops & Tees, shirts, skirts, jumpsuits (we did say the Sixties…) and accessories. Hats for 2012 and wallets for every occasion imaginable, funky bracelets, shawls, key rings, foulards and cosmetic bags and belts, eyewear and jewels, this hot new line of clothing is available as a franchise so entrepreneurs, this is a great opportunity to wear what you sell.

There is no secret where you should shop for sexy and alluring lingerie and women’s intimate apparel. Only one NYC clothing store provides the best: Victoria’s Secret. Victoria’s Secret is a New York City clothing boutique that has remained classy in the world of lingerie by maintaining a sense of sophistication and elegance and upholding the high quality synonymous with its brand. VS mails over 400 million copies of their catalog to customers knowing that the true shopping experience only happens by touching the real thing. Shopping at the Queens store gives you allows you to truly appreciate the time and effort put into the design of their quality merchandise. Victoria’s Secret sells bras, panties, hosiery, beauty products, sleepwear, and more all while offering the best advice and service money can buy. Victoria’s Secret also refuses to rely on cheap gimmickry or celebrity endorsements. Instead, they showcase their lovely designer collections as enhancements to woman’s natural beauty. This Queens clothing store is a breath of fresh air from a quality driven company unsurpassed by anyone in the industry. If you are looking for a great service environment, or just that sexy gift for a loved one, visit Victoria’s Secret and experience why it is held in such high regard.

Dedicated to upscale European vintage clothing and accessories from 1940´s to the 1980´s.