Sentence examples for hip shops from inspiring English sources
Now it's home to the Cité de la Mode et du Design, which includes a fashion school, a few hip shops and, on the roof, restaurants and bars.
The moderate Carolina weather makes the city a pleasant place to stroll in winter, while museums and hip shops are also a draw.
Desires are eternal, but their biddings are temporal; when Shore returned to New York, in the eighties, he found that the advertising industry had grown beyond the small, hip shops that had been dominant a decade earlier.
Bordered by Houston Street to the north, Kenmare Street to the south, the Bowery on the east and Lafayette Street to the west, NoLIta is now a hotbed of hip shops and bars.
There is sense as well as sensibility in the fact that these clothes will be sold in hip shops, like New York's Opening Ceremony and Colette in Paris, from $280 for a dress — perhaps with a delicate Art Nouveau-inspired print — and $600 for a camel coat, set off by ballooning, elbow-high gloves.
It's also worth walking a little way up Albert Road to Woodstock Exchange, a former warehouse with film studios and workshops upstairs and, downstairs, hip shops selling furniture (Pedersen + Lennard), paintings (A Word of Art), gifts (Dark Horse), fashion (Made in Maboneng), and handbags (Kat van Duinen).
Start established it as a hip shopping destination as well.
These startups bring higher salaried workers to town, and trendy restaurants and hip shopping districts emerge.
Thirty years ago this was one of the city's rougher neighborhoods, but a public-private initiative revitalized it so that it is now a hip shopping street.
But the collection that the designer Sergio Zambon presented on Thursday at 10 Corso Como, Milan's hip shopping hub, did not seem to project the tunic-and-pants idea into the 21st century.
And Lucky, the hip shopping glossy introduced last week by Conde Nast, was "very inspired" by Japanese magazines, with their pages of street shots and shoes, said Kim France, Lucky's editor in chief.
