I just stumbled across some pictures from my latest trip to New York and was inspired to share some of my favorite things with you. I love New York and especially in late summer when the whole town just sizzles with life and the shops are filled with new goods.
One of my favorite neighborhoods is Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In Williamsburg there are stylish boutiques, trendy vintage and creative interiors stores, and local furniture designers, but particularly atmospheric are its many cafes and restaurants.
Williamsburg is Brooklyn's most fashion-savvy hood; this youthful neighborhood is teeming with directional contemporary boutiques, fun vintage, hip street wear, innovative furniture stores and lots of restaurants. It is easy to get there just take the subway/L train to Bedford Avenue.
If you are in Williamsburg you must visit Artists and Fleas located at 70 North 7th Street between Kent & Wythe Avenues, 3 blocks from the Bedford Avenue L train. It’s an indie fashion and vintage bazaar, a hipster hang-out and fixture in the Williamsburg neighborhood, and a home to the thriving community of countless designers, creators, vintage collectors and foodie enthusiasts that have passed through since 2003. Established in a warehouse on a then-neglected part of North 6th Street in 2003, Artists & Fleas has been a constant in a changing neighborhood – a community for those who love to sell and a destination for those who love to shop. Open every weekend, year-round. See more at; http://www.artistsandfleas.com/
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