Street style showdown: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Fashion blogger Justin Livingston of Scout Sixteen looks for stylish New Yorkers in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Mon Feb 4 2013
New York City’s style is undeniable, but which neighborhood is the most stylish? Justin Livingston of fashion blog Scout Sixteen finds a dapper law student, a funky musician and a trendy designer in a search to prove that Williamsburg, Brooklyn, deserves the top honors.
Scroll through the street-fashion slide shows, then vote on which neighborhood you think should be deemed most stylish.
Justin Livingston, 25, Scout Sixteen (scoutsixteen.com); Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Justin Livingston launched his style blog a little more than a year ago, but the dapper gent’s popularity has risen faster than he expected. “I had no idea that [the website] would be this successful,” he admits. “It started as a personal journal.” A few times a week, Livingston posts photos of his trendy outfits, detailing what he’s wearing so that dudes can learn from his style. He also occasionally covers fashion news and product roundups for both men and women. Livingston plans on moving to Williamsburg, after four years of living in Manhattan. “I honestly love the spirit of Brooklyn,” he says. “It’s the perfect mix of cosmopolitan flair and rural camaraderie. So many intelligent, savvy young people can freely express their love of ‘nerd chic’ in this community.”
Livingston’s favorite Williamsburg shops:
A&G Merch 111 North 6th St between Berry and Wythe Aves (718-388-1779, aandgmerch.com)
Livingston frequents this home-decor store for modern and unique wares. “I’m a big fan of home design and interiors,” he says. “This shop aims to inspire customers to think outside the box.”
Artists & Fleas 70 North 7th St between Kent and Wythe Aves (917-301-5765, artistsandfleas.com)
“It offers new and exciting items for repeat buyers,” says Livingston of this bazaar featuring locally made clothing and accessories.
Bird 203 Grand St between Bedford and Driggs Aves (718-388-1655, shopbird.com)
“It’s a great place to find unisex accessories and inspiration for upcoming trends,” says Livingston. “The staff is always so friendly and knowledgeable, which is a rare find.”
VOTE NOW!
Which neighborhood do you think is the most stylish? Scroll through the slideshows below, then vote on which area you think deserves top honors.
Follow Elizabeth Denton on Twitter: @elizabethann1
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