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Looking for something fabulous to do on Tuesday night? Want to indulge in delicious treats, delectable drinks and stylish shopping? Then head over to the I Like What You’re Wearing Style Through the Ages fashion event!

Denim junkies we have the perfect FNO event for you. Head over to Joe’s Jeans at 77 Mercer street and get your fill of jeans, tunes and food! What more could you ask for. Check after the jump for details.

After months of facebook teases of beautiful drawings posted by Mauricio and Roger Padilha, Antonio Lopez: Fashion, Art, Sex & Disco is finally available for the masses. No fashion lover, (or coffee table), will be complete this season without a copy of the eye-popping style atlas.

The oh-so-chic & affordable shoe company, Nine West, has dipped a toe (okay, a whole foot) into the digital age with the launch of their fashion-focused video-centric network that spans across YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.

Great boots for the fall in many colors from New York designer!

With autumn, the unofficial “Engagement Season,” coming up, check out some beautiful rings from Kristin Hanson, one of the world’s few colored diamond specialists!

Emerging designers will be highlighted in the newly-opened NoHo retail space, 12 Lions Studio. Click to find out more!

Imagine basking in a sunny field in Central Park, sprawled out on a soft gingham blanket, sipping a glass of chilled rosé while you between nibbles of marinated olives. It could be just a dream, or, you could head to the West Village to the fabulous eclectic Italian Wine Bar and Kitchen, Zampa

Check out the winning designs from Uniqlo’s 8th annual t-shirt contest that featured a refreshing twist!

Snarkitecture and Odin New York are creating a pop-up shop located in New York City’s East Village! The shop highlights Odin’s body and home fragrances and is open to the public. Click to find out more about this scent-sational store!

Are you looking to have a fun getaway in NYC or even an excuse to relax and have a good time? Soho House New York is releasing a new Mini Bar Collection, perfect for liquor connoisseurs. Click to find out more!

International luxury brand MCM, known for their stylish handbags and leather goods, is having a sample sale! Click to find out more details!

The opening of A.P.C.’s West Village store pulled in crowds from all around New York City. WIth the attendance of two hundred guests, music from DJ Rostam Batmanglij of Vampire Weekend, and snacks from Sant Ambroeus, A.P.C.’s West 4th store opening was a memorable night in celebration of the French brand’s expansion in the United States. Marking the 25th anniversary of A.P.C., read on to get a first glimpse of the West 4th store and the great crowd that celebrated the opening of A.P.C.’s third store in New York City.

Will Ryman shows three new pieces at the Paul Kasmin Gallery for his new show, Will Ryman: Anyone and No One. The exhibit will take place at both of Paul Kasmin Gallery’s spaces starting February 17th.

Reed Krakoff takes his iconic felt chair and multiples it. The Reed Krakoff: One Chair exhibit showcases 99 of these chairs which he has transformed with different colors that play with elements indicative of his upcoming fall collection.

The launch of NICHOLAI by Nicky Hilton at Big Drop NYC on September 8th during New York’s Fashion Week was a huge success! Looking chic and fabulous, guests of the night’s affair enjoyed Pallini cocktails and received free makeovers with a free gift.

While new hotels like The Standard, The Trump Soho and The Andaz always attract a young and modern crowd, sometimes it’s good to step outside of the trendy zone and check into some of New York’s gems. To get a feel of the foundation of what New York is made of, I’m staying at some of these iconic boutique properties operated by HK hotels, at various locations around the city to see what they offer, and how hotel customer service existed when gentlemen were polite, and it was always, Ladies First.

Remember our amazing mural on Crosby and Broome that we kept telling you about? Well now there’s a video! Check out behind-the-scenes footage of the smart New York City murals projects—ours is the first (and we say best) one.

For many Hispanic New Yorkers, the city was “Nueva York” first. Thus, appropriately named is El Museo del Barrio’s newest exhibition. Opening today, Nueva York is a collaborative effort between the cultural institution and the esteemed New York Historical Society. The multimedia collection, comprised of paintings, sketches, documents, books, maps, artifacts and more provides nearly 400 years of context through which to understand the compelling history of the Latin American, South American, Caribbean and Spanish people who journeyed to (not always by choice), settled and lived in New York.

Joaquín Torres-García, New York Docks, 1920.

New Yorkers are fiercely protective and proud of their city—and their borough. So it’s only natural that artists would capitalize on this built-in market with city-centric prints. Enter pop artist Jim Datz, whose quirky, cartoonish posters pay homage to important spots with bright, bubbly pop personality. Pick up a poster at Three Potato Four for $48 and where your pride on your wall.

Via The Cut.

While you’re trying to tune everyone else out on your morning subway commute, artist Dejan Djordjevic is doing just the opposite. Earlier this year, Djordjevic debuted “Subway Series: A Gritty Look at Boston’s Token Traveler,” a collection of straphanger snapshots on Boston’s “T,” and followed it up with an Atlanta version last April. And what should be the next stop? In our opinion, it’s a no-brainer: New York, of course.

This decorating guru has designed some sleek interiors in New York establishments, making him a perfect source for information on the city scene. Check out the Venezuela-native’s picks, including Latin American restaurants and French cafés, all in the city that never sleeps.

To learn more about Angel Sanchez and his partner Christopher Coleman’s work, click here.

You might imagine that the designers behind Ruffian, a line of elegant, French-influenced womenswear with an edge, would know a thing or two about the New York scene. Ruffian’s clothes can go from uptown to downtown, and Brian Wolk and Claude Morais’ picks for the best spots in the city will take you along a similar path.

To read more about Ruffian, click here.

If you haven’t heard of Mia Moretti, you probably aren’t in the loop. The New York-based DJ by way of LA and San Francisco plays gigs in hip locales from Williamsburg to the Lower East side, and shares her favorite spots in her adopted city with us.

Click here to read more about Mia.