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Every Christmas, Cartier strong collection of sportswear separates. to spread the word of what's hot, offering Who Lunch, the Gucci Girls are on their way celebrates by wrapping the entire building their devoted clientele the perfect look for over to check out their idol's latest creations. with a gigantic red ribbon and bow. I Manolo Blahnik day, evening, and late-night outings. 31 West 54th Street, 582-3007 1 Cellini Master shoe designer Manolo Blahnik is the I Sergio Rossi jewelry 509 Madison Avenue 888-0505 man. Fashionable women know it's worth it 835 Madison Avenue, 396-4814 by elizabeth michaelson Well-known for its wide array of unique to teeter for the undeniable sex appeal, and, The home of sexy stilettos, Sergio Rossi pieces from distinctive designers, Cellini of course, each shoe design is a work of art. features the sharpest spikes, the highest I Aaron Basha offers its selection on Madison Avenue and heels, and the most exotic skins. It's not a 680 Madison Avenue, 935-1960 in an outpost at the Waldorf Astoria. I Marc Jacobs matter of how far you can walk in them, but While most famous for introducing stone- 763 Mercer Street, 343-1490 how hot you can look in them. studded baby shoe pendants to the world, ( Christian Dior Haute Joaillerie With his influential downtown edge, Marc Aaron Basha offers a stunning selec- 7 7 East 57th Street, 207-8448 Jacobs combines chic style with soft I St. John tion of unusual pieces in precious stones A newcomer to the fine jewelry lineup, silhouettes in his fabulous knit collection. A 665 Fifth Avenue, 755-5252 and metals. Victoire de Castellane's unique vision full line of ready-to-wear for men and The must-have label for every classic combines her whimsical ideas with the most women shows his strong talent. designer collector. St. John's knits are true ! The Art of Watchmaking precious gems. There is a selection of investment pieces, as they have never, and Bergdorf Goodman surprisingly affordable baubles as well, I Nicole Miller will never, go out of style. Women in search Fifth Avenue and 58th Street, including rings with dangling charms that 780 Madison Avenue, 288-9779 of the ideal feminine suit, cocktail 872-2518, 339-3381 will win women's hearts without breaking 734 Prince Street, 343-1362 ensemble, or evening gown know they can The Art of Watchmaking sells hard-to-find their bank accounts. Catering to a party-hopping clientele, the rely on St. John for elegance and quality. contemporary watches from some of the Nicole Miller boutique features a bright world's finest design firms, including I David Yurman array of print separates and ensembles, I Sulka Urwerk, Ikepod, and Kiu Tai Yu. 729 Madison Avenue, 752-4255 along with a wide range of bridesmaids' 840 Madison Avenue, 452-1900 After setting the standard in modem jewelry dresses that the bridal party will truly 430 Park Avenue, 980-5200 ! Asprey & Garrard design with his cord-based collection, delight in wearing again. The epitome of elegance, Sulka's devoted 725 Fifth Avenue, 688-7877 Yurman has extended his uniquely styled clients are addicted to the luxurious quality Formerly Asprey, in 1998 the 18th-century line to include wondrous watches for men I Prada of every item in these boutiques. From its English luxury goods house bought London- and women. 841 Madison Avenue, 327-4200 origins in designer sleepwear, Sulka has based Garrard. Home of the Coeur de la Mer 45 East 57th Street, 308-2332 evolved into one of the finest men's lines. (the Titanic jewel), Asprey also sells a $3,000 • H. Stern 724 Fifth Avenue, 664-0100 cocktail shaker in the shape of a fire hydrant 645 Fifth Avenue, 688-0030 New York can't get enough of Prada's sig- I Tod's and a pet travel kit for $19,000. Known throughout the world for its nature nylon bags, wallets, shoes, and 650 Madison Avenue, 644-5945 original designs and wide range of unusual clothes. The Milanese wonder is a treasure The first designer to make the driving '-. Belenky Brothers pieces, H. Stem has a formidable showcase trove for those who want to compete in the moccasin a chic shoe, Diego de la Valle has 757 Wooster Street, 674-4242 in its spacious Fifth Avenue flagship. trendsetting race to perfection. transformed the field of footwear by Glittering gems are everywhere at this high- capitalizing on casual luxury in shoes. end jewelry store in SoHo. Diamond i Harry Winston I Ralph Lauren Leather goods are the natural extension and engagement rings are popular, as well as 778 Fifth Avenue, 245-2000 867 Madison Avenue, 606-2100 Tod's tote bags are the latest rage. diamonds in other forms for every other The gated entrance and imposing building say Ralph's penchant for a complete lifestyle reason to celebrate. it all: Harry Winston is the last word in image shines through in this bastion to I Thomas Pink exquisite gems. The legendary ill-starred Hope classic quality. The top-of-the-line 520 Madison Avenue, 838-1928 8 Bulgari Diamond was donated by the late jeweler to merchandise for men, women, and Thomas Pink has developed cult status for 783 Madison, 717-2300 the Smithsonian Institution. Favored by children is given the royal treatment in its unparalleled perfectly tailored shirts and Chic and beloved of the jet set Bulgari's Hollywood starlets, Harry Winston's jewels are this over-the-top location. exquisite gift boxes. And it's not just for men contemporary designs fashioned of gold or often the biggest stars at the Oscars. anymore; with styles for men and women steel are modern classics. I Salvatore Ferragamo alike, everyone can be Pretty in Pink. I Kenjo 667 Fifth Avenue, 759-3822 3 Cartier 40 West 57th Street, 333-7220 725 Fifth Avenue, 759-7990 I Vera Wang Bridal 777 Fifth Avenue Don't let the unassuming location prevent Famous for the exceptional quality of its 997 Madison Avenue, 628-3400 446-3459 (temporary location) you from visiting this high-quality watch shoe collection, Ferragamo also has ready- Not only for brides and ladies in waiting, 828 Madison Avenue, 472-6400 store. Carrying the finest lines, including to-wear clothing and furnishings, Wang houses elegant evening, ready-to- Originally the home of banker Morton Tag Heuer, Breitling, and Ebel, the service including scarves and leather goods. Fans wear, and shoe collections along with the F. 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