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ABC Carpet & Home

ABC Home's mission is to serve by manifesting a retail paradigm shift in which we compose a revolutionary platform for offering cause related product through beauty, experience and magic in order to guide you to creatively express your individuality, values and to actualize home as a sacred space.

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Anthropologie

Anthropologie is a retailer of high-end casual clothing and other merchandise run by Urban Outfitters, Inc. A somewhat new apparel retailer, Anthropologie has used unique marketing and branding techniques to become a forerunner in women's fashion.

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B&J Fabrics

B&J Fabrics is a 15,000 square foot fabric store located in Midtown Manhattan's fashion distict. The impeccibly organized store specializes in european fabrics and natural fibers and offers a wide selection of high end apparel and upholstery fabrics that are popular with fashion students and celebrity designers.

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Bloody Beautiful

In the second issue of Bloody Beautiful, Doran Wittelsbach leads us on another journey into the rarified realm of the glories of yesteryear, and showcases those who will not let these orthodoxies remain past. With its silver-embossed cover and included vinyl disc of songs by superb crooner Al Bowlly, as well as tasty numbers by Lillian Harvery & Willie Fritsch, Sophie Tucker, and Fred Douglas singing “Let’s All Be Fairies,” there is plenty to intrigue and edify.

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Bonobos

Bonobos is a New York City based clothing line with a clearly stated mission of producing pants for men who want to wear more than just jeans and they want them to fit well.

This fashion-forward company strives to make high quality work from the best fabrics, by hand, from their facility in Midtown.

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Brazilian Girls

A product of the post-millenial East Village artist enclave Nublu, Brazilian Girls have been making exceptional strides within the pop music landscape since forming in 2003. Not confined by genre, their sound is an amalgamation of rock, lounge, latin, and electronic dance music with lyrics in no fewer than six languages.

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Bruce Weber

Bruce Weber (born March 29, 1946 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania) is an American fashion photographer and occasional filmmaker.[1] He is most widely known for his ad campaigns for Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren[2]Pirelli, Abercrombie & Fitch, Revlon, and Gianni Versace, as well as his work for Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, Elle, Life, Interview, and Rolling Stone magazines.

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Cordarounds

Cordurounds are horizontal waled corduroys, designed by two dudes in San Francisco.

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Fabulous Fanny's

With sunglass and eyeglass frame prices reaching new heights every year, Fabulous Fanny's is an invaluable resource of unique, hip glasses at reasonable prices. Packed in endless drawers, cases and displays are thousands upon thousands of vintage and deadstock frames from the early 20th century on up. The frames are organized (using the most liberal meaning of the word) by type (i.e. black plastic, steel, horn-rimmed) and sometimes by era. Many are under $100. Most are fabulous.

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Freemans Sporting Club

F.S.C. Story

Freemans Sporting Club was borne out of a gathering of close friends playing pool, carousing, and drinking whisky above Freemans Restaurant in New York City. The regular meetings led the group to organize trips to camp, shoot, fish, and enjoy time in nature outside the concrete canyons of New York. When Taavo Somer, the defacto leader of the troupe, created his menswear line in 2004 it was only natural that the garments be named, F.S.C., after the club, ideals, and activities that inspired them.

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