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Hunky handbag designer
Michael Fox combines form with function in his
oversized bags - there
is always a special place for a cell phone and
a bottle of water! The inside of his bags are as
decorated as the outside. “I think many women
like to look at the inside of their bags as much
as the outside” says Fox. “To them
it is something special just for them; maybe they
will show their
best girlfriends.”

Hat by Barbara
Feinman 160.00
Cashmere scarf
85.00 available
at
Barbara Feinman Millinery, 66 East 7th Street,
NYC,
212-358-7092
A must-see destination
is milliner Barbara Feinman’s
jewel like shop at 66 East 7th Street. For anyone
who thinks hats are accessories only for grandmothers
and Joan Collins, think again! Feinman boasts being “fashion
forward and highly wearable.” “My typical
customer lives in the neighborhood, probably works
uptown and has enough income to dress well but
does not want spend like crazy” say’s
the bubbly designer.

Hat by Barbara
Feinman 160.00
Faux pearl and
crystal choker and faux fur stole available at
Barbara Feinman Millinery, 66 East 7th Street,
NYC 212-358-7092
www.feinmanhats.com
Feinman offers a level
of service to her clients rarely seen this side
of the Champs d’Elysee.
Working individually with each customer she guarantees
a perfect fit and the right silhouette. From fedoras
to cloches, Feinman offers couture quality and
shockingly reasonable prices.
A visit to Jill Anderson (331 East 9th Street)
will not only get you a fabulous new wardrobe,
but a new best friend in the instantly likable
designer. Like Rosie Neira, Anderson draws inspiration
from designers like Yamamoto and legendary houses
like Comme de Garcon. Silhouettes have a sculptural
quality, fabrics are lush but comfortable.
Women who shop at Jill
Anderson seem to become friends with the whole
staff. Friday nights wine
and cheese is served and Anderson, a North Dakota
transplant, is on hand to personally fit the garments,
pour the wine and tell a few stories. You just
can’t get that at Saks.

Evergreen dress by Jill Anderson
245.00
Available at Jill Anderson, 331
East 9th Street, NYC, 212-253-1747
www.jillanderson.com
Part of the reason Anderson
has garnered such a loyal following is the fact
that she designs
for real women. “I am often inspired by the
holes I find in my own wardrobe and what my customers
tell me they need.” The interactive elements
between customer and designer have created a tremendously
loyal group of followers. One client discovered
Anderson by accident. Her sister used to live in
the space that is now the Jill Anderson boutique.
At first curious just to see the renovation of
the space, Jill’s timeless designs soon got
the best of her. Six years later she still is coming
back.

Poly-rayon "Aunt
Edna" dress by Jill Anderson 235.00
Available
at Jill Anderson, 331 East 9th Street, NYC, 212-253-1747
www.jillanderson.com
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