Sentence examples for stylish stores from inspiring English sources

In the last 18 months, Vicente Wolf, Richard Mishaan, Todd Romano, Christopher Coleman and Sabrina Schilcher have opened stylish stores around town that are like perennial show houses in their lively originality.

For visitors interested in a shortcut, a stylist named Ameriga Giannone (56-9-790-59144; agstyoung.com) can help you find lesser-known ferias, as well as stylish stores like Hall Central (Merced 346; hallcentral.cl), which stocks upcoming Chilean designers, and Porquetevistes (Gertrudis Eche?e 360; 56-2-207-5525; www.porquetevistes.cl), with more established labels.

Pay a visit to 64 (16, rue Gambetta; 33-5-59-22-31-79; www.64.eu), a faseveralabel that hastylishal storesh stones on Biarritz's most fashionable street, including ones for beachwear and children, and was set up by local designers.

Such deals aren't easy to come by, but Gold motivates his buyers to find them by paying them at least $75,000, twice as much as they would get at more stylish stores, and by handing out stock options liberally (to all nonfamily employees who have been there six months).

To pick up eccentric, retro finds at discounted prices, head to West Hollywood, where stylish stores line the Sunset Strip and West 3rd Street.

While slyly parodying stylish store displays, the installations transform personal trauma into a poetry of exquisite intelligence and taste (Johnson).

These adroitly designed tableaus slyly parody stylish store displays, recalling Ms. Bloom's early participation in the commodity critique movement of the 1980's.

Foslien opened her stylish store Susan in the San Francisco suburb Burlingame in 1983 and has since opened another Susan in San Francisco, with a more casual offshoot -- the Grocery Store -- near each of them.

Rather, it resembled a stylish store opening downtown, with people in blocky horn-rim eyeglasses and loafers without socks sipping prosecco and mingling amid displays of Mr. Wong's work: his mirror jigsaw puzzle; his smoking mittens, featuring a hole cut near the fingertips for a cigarette.

If you shop at a cheaper but still stylish store, be aware that the clothes might have defects.

Hoch says this element is somewhat "fuzzy" because chain stores, which account for the majority of shopper visits, often provide trendy merchandise and stylish store environments, but also run the risk of projecting sameness.