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Labels: 34th Street weekend picks , Urban Outfitters
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Labels: Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park , The Holiday Shops at Bryant Park
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Today only get 50% off your purchase at Old Navy! Stock up on cozy pjs, big sweaters, and great jeans for the holidays, and start knocking some names off your holiday list! See store or oldnavy.gap.com for details. 150 West 34th Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue
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Desigual
Mid-season sale: buy one get the second (equal or lesser value) for 50% off select items in store and online. I am adoring what Desigual is doing these days, so stop by the Herald Square store and try on this Spanish retailer's fabulous prints and pants. 958 Avenue of the Americas (Sixth and 35th Street)
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Labels: 34th Street weekend picks , 34th Street weekend sales , Desigual , Gap
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James "Gentleman Jim" Corbett, 1910. Image: LOC |
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Corbett's on Broadway and 33rd Street looking north, 1900. Image: MCNY |
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34th Street, where Sixth Avenue and Broadway meet, with the Corbett's sign on the left, 1901. Image: NYPL |
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Saks 34th Street, 1955. Image: MCNY |
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34th at Broadway, 2015. Image: 34SP, Anne Kumer |
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Labels: 34th Street buildings , 34th Street History , From the Archives , Jim Corbett , retail history
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Men playing cards c. 1900. Image: LOC |
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Harper's Weekly cartoon by William A. Rogers showing NYC Chief of Police "Big Bill" Devery collecting "taxes". Image and further explanation: Harp Week |
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Harper's Weekly cartoon by Thomas Nast, November 11, 1897 showing Tammany tiger mauling democracy (depicted as Columbia with a crushed ballot box by her side) in a Roman Colosseum as Boss Tweed cheers from the stands. Image: OSU |
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Reverend Charles C. Parkhurst enjoys a brief victory over Tammany in this cartoon by J.S. Pughe, printed in an 1894 edition of Puck. Image: LOC |
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Labels: 33rd street , 34th Street History , Anne Kumer , Charles C. Parkhurst , From the Archives , Tammany Hall , Thomas Nast
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Labels: 34th Street weekend picks , 34th Street weekend sales
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Labels: 34th Street weekend picks , 34th Street weekend sales , HM Herald Square , HM Penn Station , Skechers , Uniqlo x Lemaire
Levi's
Buy two pairs of jeans and get 30% off. Or, use code FRIENDSFIRST online for 50% off a $250 or more purchase, and 40% off $125 and up. I love Levi's pullovers (see below). Also, kids and baby online is up to 40% off! All around a fabulous time to shop Levi's, especially if you want really, really cute white ("winter bloom") overalls. NEED.
45 West 34th Street just east of Sixth Avenue
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Labels: 34th Street weekend picks , 34th Street weekend sales , Levi's
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Labels: Hanley Mellon , Lindsey Boylan , New York Fashion Week , new york fashion week spring 2016
Angel Sanchez
Angel Sanchez presented a collection of evening gowns and jumpsuits in a variety of bright colors and contemporary shapes. His background in architecture was evident through the designs geometric cuts and the futuristic materials gave way to a distinctly modern feel. Sanchez was able to keep the collection feminine and fun with lighter than air dresses in bright tropical colors, including yellow, pink and orange, and large floral patterns. The light materials screamed spring and hand-cut flowers clustered around the wait and necklines were an interesting way to incorporate detail. While any woman would love to get their hands on any piece, my favorite look was the black crinkle organza ballgown. In a close second was the orange jumpsuit, perfect for any big night out.
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Labels: #nyfw , Angel Sanchez , Jenna Stein , New York Fashion Week , Nina Coveney , Spring Summer 2016 , SS16