Kawai Fuku

One of the most well frequented thrift stores in Delhi, Kawai Fuku in Hauz Khas Village rides on the wave generated by the chokehold Tokyo street style has on the Gen-Z populace of Delhi. The Y2K thrift store – name translating to, literally, ‘cute clothes’ in Japanese – stocks pastel knits, pleated skirts, swing dresses, oversized shirts, petite tees, and the odd vintage piece here or there, if you’re lucky. The curation is overwhelmingly Y2K, accompanied by a large selection of accessories including belts, totes, vinyl records and a tiny shelf of home decor items. Things may be affordable, but that doesn’t stop Kawai Fuku’s vintage drops – announced in advance on their Instagram – from selling out in minutes, so keep an eye out and notifications on. 

Go because: They’ve got the sexiest sequinned tops out there. Big brands can’t cope.