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Wildcrafting a Fragrance on a Brooklyn Nature Walk
Avid hiker Hall Newbegin bottles the smells of his favorite places for his fragrance company Juniper Ridge. Photo: Daniel Broadhurst It’s safe to say that when most of us are looking for a new...
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Holiday Market Hop
Sun December 8, 2013Shop at the Bazazas holiday market between now and Dec. 10 and a portion of your purchase price will be donated to the Red Cross for its recovery efforts in the Philippines. Photo:...
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Holiday Shopping Made Easy at Word
Sat December 14, 2013 - Sun December 15, 2013Jami Attenberg, author of “The Middlesteins,” will be at Word this weekend with other local authors to sign books and wrap gifts at the bookstore’s BK...
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Handmade for the Holidays
Sat December 14, 2013Whether you pick up an already-assembled gift at Etsy’s Holiday Handmade Cavalacade like the shoppers above or make something yourself at MoCADA’s DIY Fest, there’s still time to...
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Go Go Go to The So So Glos Show
Sat December 21, 2013Bundle up and stand in line to see The So So Glos for free this Saturday at Brooklyn Night Bazaar. Photo: The So So Glos Put on your parka and ear muffs because this line is gonna...
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Brunch, Shop, Repeat
Sat December 21, 2013Emma Bracy (left) and Ben Martel combined their loves of brunch food and fine local design to create Brunch Bazaar, as a place where you can eat and flea at the same time– a...
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Menswear Looks That are Built to Last
Need a parka for this Polar Vortex? Williamsburg designer Kai Fan has a few you can brave the cold in now and many winters to come. Photo: Kai D. Utility If Jacques Cousteau were alive and looking to...
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Keep Warm and Carry On–Cold Weather Gear for All
Coats, hats, even arm warmers that will keep you cozy this winter. Last year was a cold winter, but this year could be even colder, if you have faith in folk wisdom. The Old Farmer’s Almanac is...
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Shop Like an Pro on National Thrift Store Day
I spent a long period of time in college depending on thrift store finds at Goodwill to help define my late-90s, early 2000s style. Alongside weird junk for “decorating” my first apartment, I also...
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U.K. Band Shopping Prepares to Win Over America
Shopping | Photo: Jenna Foxton When you listen to the band Shopping, a trio based in London, you can’t help but feel transported to the late ’70s post-punk scene spearheaded by great British bands like...
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10 updates for your urban everyday carry, #EDC
You don’t have to be a total paranoid survivalist to see the upside of preparation. Your Everyday Carry–it’s enough of a thing that The New York Times is on it, and take a look at #EDC on Instagram if...
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The story behind the store: smallhome
Julia Small O’Kelly will welcome you into smallhome and share the stories behind all her treasures. Photos: Meredith Craig de Pietro Walking into smallhome, a matchbox-sized storefront on Metropolitan...
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Handmade for the Holidays
The Renegade Craft Fair returns to Brooklyn Nov. 23-24 for its second annual winter market. Photo: Renegade Craft Fair Get a jump on your Christmas shopping with presents that are unique, handmade–and...
View ArticleA massive vintage pop-up to rev up your fall wardrobe
Did your switch over to your fall clothes make you feel like you suddenly have nothing to wear? You’re in luck, fashionistas, because A Current Affair, the best vintage market I’ve ever been to, pops...
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