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An “ongoing experiment” of blending graphic design with clothing and other tangible items.
Bushwick’s foremost flea market is presenting 1/1 pieces from its most popular vendors.
The go-to Gel-X nail technician in New York City, KimtheProduct’s trendy nail sets incorporate dainty bows, 3D elements and chrome accents.
Held at Tom Sachs’ Bodega 245.
Hypebeast Flea New York’s sound suppliers foster community through “music, events, and, of course, ice cream.”
A “vintage store with modernist values,” Leisure Centre will supply unique vintage apparel — and even a jeans-to-jorts customization station — at Hypebeast Flea New York.
The Japanese brand’s first “Campfield” in North America features a variety of lodging options, including micro cabins designed by Kengo Kuma.
The Brooklyn outpost of a legendary Japanese record shop, Face Records offers a rich library of Japanese pressings out of its cozy space — genres span city pop, funk, jazz, reggae, soul and much more.
Besides its extensive selection of thrifted and vintage goods, the trendy shop offers its own Rogue Capsule and frequently hosts bin sales, guest-led closet sales and a “Thrift to Death” event.
A creative studio & platform celebrating radical design subculture, known for making activations, experiences, objects, & archives that explore the transformational world of furniture and object design — plus the fire memes on its Instagram account.
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