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and reproduction furniture, antiques, and
unique lighting fixtures (such as papyrus-
covered lamps).
2110 Main Street, (310)
452-8374,www.timclarkeinc.com
MIAMI
Brownes&Co.
Shop at this mix of old-world apothecary
and hip emporium for all the top names
in beauty products, including Fresh 21,
Molton Brown, Kiehl’s, and Shu Uemura
— all beautifully arranged in antique dis-
play cases. The store also carries great soap
and bath lines.
841 Lincoln Road, (305)
532-8703,www.brownesbeauty.com
Chroma
Amid a pared-down decor (white walls,
bamboo display cases) is everything a gal
needs for a night on the town, from trendy
tops and designer jeans to belts and bags.
920LincolnRoad, (305) 695-8808
EnAvance
Antique wooden armoires create a homey
atmosphere in this boutique frequented by
HalleBerry andLindsay Lohan. You’ll also
find designer clothing from Juicy Couture
and Dsquared.
734 Lincoln Road, (305)
534-0337,www.enavance.net
NEWYORK
BarkerBlackLtd.
Located inhipNolita, this store— fromde-
signerDerrickMiller,who formerlyworked
for Ralph Lauren — carries bench-made
leather shoes inspired by classic seven-
teenth-century British styles. Its offerings
range fromwing tips to cap toes to loafers.
198B Elizabeth Street, (212) 966-2166,
ElizabethCharles
In the heart of the Meatpacking District,
Melbourne-born Elizabeth Charles stocks
Australiandesigners suchasKarenWalker,
CamillaandMarc, andLover inher fashion
boutique, whichhas been known to attract
the likes of KateHudson and Jennifer Lo-
pez.
639½Hudson Street, (212) 243-3201,
MoMADesignStore
At this cutting-edge shop with three loca-
tions in the city, you’ll find iconic Eames
chairs, Alvar Aalto vases, Bauhaus table
lamps, and design-focused items such as
wooden briefcases and curved drinking
glasses.
11 West 53rd Street, (212) 708-
9400,www.momastore.org
ORLANDO
GiftShopat theCharlesHosmer
MorseMuseumofAmericanArt
This museum houses “the world’s most
comprehensive collection of works by Lou-
is Comfort Tiffany,” and its gift shop offers
an array of Tiffany-inspired items (includ-
ing stained-glass panels, jewelry, and glass
bowls), along with pottery, tapestries, and
prints.
445NorthParkAvenue, (407) 645-
5316,
ZouZouBoutique
Though malls abound, you will be utterly
charmedbythischic littleboutiquewithhot-
pinkwalls, crystal chandeliers, and antique
furnishings. It carries labels like Nanette
Lepore and Tracy Reese and plenty of cool
accessories.
2 North Summerlin Avenue,
(407)843-3373,www.zouzouboutique.com
SANFRANCISCO
BrownEyedGirl
You’ll keep yourself busy browsing the col-
orful designer T-shirts, Cynthia Rowley
dresses, and rhinestone-studded sneakers,
but be sure to take a break on one of the
plush couches in this cozy, multiroomed
Victorian-style boutique.
2999 Washing-
ton Street, (415) 409-0214,
browneyedgirl.com
MoMADesignStore, NewYork
TimClarke, LosAngeles
