Miguel Antoinne

This local designer and FIT grad has opened the first storefront for his edgy, made-in-NYC womenswear ($240–$3,700), menswear ($190–$2,200) and accessories ($370–$2,600). The 5,000-square-foot flagship was formerly a gallery, and it retains a lofty feel with white walls and hammered-iron fixtures crafted in Brooklyn. Women can score leather A-line frocks ($550), coy minidresses ($700) and sequined bolero jackets ($500). Guys can achieve stud status with crewneck sweaters ($290), graphic-print tailored shirts ($220) and vintage-inspired leather duffel bags ($740). Even trying on clothing is a chic experience: A silk robe is provided in every fitting room.