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Cheap Shopping
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31 West 32nd Street (between Fifth & Sixth Avenues) 212.563.0052 New outfit? Check! Shoes? Check! Jewelry? Check! Hosiery?... Let's face it, we're always in need of some hosiery and, unfortunately, it doesn't come cheaply. Well, not at most stores anyway. Steuer Hosiery is different. Here, you can pick up three pairs of pantyhose, tights, what-have-you for the price you'd pay for one in a typical department store. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful -- always a plus -- and this is one of the few wholesale places in New York where regular Journey Women like us are welcome! Take them up on their hospitality. |
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2293 Broadway (between 82nd & 83rd Streets) 212.875.9240  Finally, after all this splurging on "you", feelings of guilt are normal. So why not counter all that self-centered buying with a trip to Kids Are Magic. With two levels of brand name kid's clothing at 40 - 60 percent off (and an enormous toy section), I dare you to go home empty-handed. P.S. Sizes range from infants clothing, up to boys' size 20 and girls' size 14. Definitely worth a stop! |
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727 Fifth Avenue (at 57th Street) 212.755.8000  Perhaps
it's because of our immediate association with a certain little-black-dress-clad
actress, but nothing spells glamour in New York City like a shopping spree
at Tiffany's. When money is no object, there's nothing more therapeutic
than spending several hundred (or perhaps several thousand) dollars on all
the completely unnecessary luxuries that Tiffany
& Co. has to offer. Whether you intend to buy, buy, buy or simply
to browse, browse, browse, browse -- this particular landmark is a wonderful
stop for breakfast or any other time of day. |
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Cash prices are usually better on
the lower East Side, so don't be afraid to do a little bit of haggling
here. |
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