The Upper West Side is only slowly beginning to fill with specialty retail, but apothecary newcomer Bluemercury is upping the ante.

Designer Tess Giberson is at the helm and TSE has relocated to Soho, a move meant to signal the brand’s evolution.

For designer Stephanie Hirsch and partner Stacy Josloff, bikinis and cover-ups are year-round essentials.

The first new ADAM store has warm lounge areas, mid-century furniture (for sale), and a small garden.

Pharrell Williams has teamed up with Nigo (the designer behind A Bathing Ape) to showcase his fashion in the first Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream store in the U.S.

New to upper Lexington Avenue is the 2,500-square-foot store Edit, which could be the fashion love child of Bergdorf Goodman and Intermix.

Coach's new 1,200-square-foot Legacy store features a restored copper exterior and white-oak- and nickel-accented interiors.

Annie Goodman’s taken over a ground-level store below her space, and Annie & Company is now 3,000 square feet of handwork bliss.

After fifteen years in a tiny West Village outpost that was principally a workshop, jeweler Wendy Mink has moved to a 500-square-foot Lower East Side boutique.

On the industrial border between Greenpoint and Williamsburg, a few minutes’ walk from the L train’s Bedford stop, is Gutter, a new bar with eight bowling lanes.