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Perfect Saturday: Soho

By Courtney Iseman
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  • ↑ The Cleveland (25 Cleveland Place) is a favorite of both the food and fashion crowds, with its welcoming atmosphere, linger-friendly garden, and menu of ever-so-slightly reinvented dishes that
  • ↑ After leaving your garden table at The Cleveland, continue your quest to be surrounded by pretty at Carven (83 Mercer Street). The modern, mirrored i
  • ↑ If you’re hankering for avant garde '90s nostalgia, VFiles (12 Mercer Street) is a mandatory stop. The company has made serious waves with its irreverent attitude and genius curation of wacky, over-the
  • ↑ Designer of the downtown girl's daily uniform and Target collab veteran, 3.1 Phillip Lim (115 Mercer Street) fittingly has its airy flagship on one of Soho's best blocks. Pop in for a look at the
  • ↑ Kirna Zabete (477 Broome Street) has been shaping Soho—and New York—style for 15 years, with a life-of-the-party, cheerful vibe. You’re sure to fall in love with at least several wardrobe game-chan
  • ↑ Starting to feel like it’s snack time? You're in the right 'hood. Complement your day of designer shopping by grazing (or feasting) on fashion’s favorite sweet and swing by Laduree (398 West Br
  • ↑ Brighten up your closet with a trip to Tibi (120 Wooster Street), which is having a major moment right now thanks to its crisp, sleek silhouettes and perfect balance of casual and polished. Don't miss the
  • ↑ You can’t shop in Soho without paying your respects to the unrivaled kingdom of cool, Opening Ceremony (35 Howard Street). With its knack for discovering some of the world’s most talented design
  • ↑ Now that Damien Hirst has opened his Soho store Other Criteria (458 Broome Street) in Soho, you can experience what it’s like truly like to shop a museum. It’s safe to say you won’t wander th
  • ↑ If not just any manicure will do, stop by former beauty editor Eleanor Langston's just opened salon Paintbox (17 Crosby Street), which concentrates on giving clients insanely chic designs and, of course,

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