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Visit New York’s busiest shops and popular holiday pop-up shops, where you will surely find something wonderful for everyone on your list.

Start your shopping spree with the brightest products of the season. Sparkling, we refer to Harry Winston’s sweet diamond cluster, perfectly set on a multifunctional platinum necklace. Classically naked on your chest, or—perhaps in a more modern fashion—in a high-necked dress, style options abound. Therefore, you will receive compliments in this beautiful holiday party.

Since Hill House Home left Bleecker Street two years ago, fans of founder Nell Diamond's crazy popular nap dress have been experiencing separation anxiety. But in this Soho pop-up store, which is open until January 12, they can enjoy the selected dresses with the above seasonal patterns, which are sold together with cardigans and jogging pants in the British interior style space— -There is also a limited edition holiday gift package "Winter Toilet" printed matter.

Susan Korn opened her first retail store in the Lower East Side, bringing her famous brand of Insta bright, colorful and extremely optimistic accessories under one roof. Best-selling items such as customizable necklaces, home accessories and her iconic beaded handbags occupy this huge space, as well as a mosaic fountain with a facial design and a Cindy Crawford-style mole. 

Rebecca Gardner (Rebecca Gardner) brings her strange and weird world to life in this beautifully styled pop-up store at the Carlyle Hotel until December 12th. This shop has everything you need to create a beautiful party and make sure it is a "screaming explosion", from vintage silver and custom glassware to hand-embroidered linens, marble party cookies and cheeky Christmas trees Custom party hats, oversized ribbons, and top hats and champagne bucket patterns, you must see for yourself. 

BERGDORF GOODMAN's BERGDORF Merchandise | 754 Fifth Avenue

Bergdorf Goods is a shop-in-shop featuring exclusive gifts, many of which are based on the theme of New York City-just landed on the famous seventh floor of the department store. Pick an Alice & Olivia sweater with the New York City logo, including a yellow taxi and the Statue of Liberty; the Christopher John Rogers sweatshirt is inspired by the store’s iconic shopping bag and is decorated with words that spell "Bergdorf Goodman." Color rivets; or Judith Leiber Couture's unique Yankee clutch. As of December 31, 5% of pop-up store sales will benefit City Harvest. 

Elisabeth Jones-Hennessy (Elisabeth Jones-Hennessy)'s luxury gift website will be launched at New York Vintage at the end of this month, with many exclusive products from all over the world. Use beautifully packaged black dahlia CBD food, incense and skin care products to relieve holiday stress; snap up Etnikarte's colorful woven bags, bracelets or bowls; and use a pair of Arion 1725 Swarovski inlaid champagne glasses to toast at the end of 2021.

People on the Upper East Side rejoiced: Alex Mill opened a store on Madison Avenue, which means you no longer need to cross a few zip codes to stock your wardrobe with the brand’s practical and fashionable staples. The new space features the art of Mary Matson, who often collaborates with. Holiday products include cheerful color-block cardigans and vests, comfortable cashmere jumpsuits and socks, Marfa Communitie turbans and scarves, and carefully selected household items. 

Tina Bhojwani (former CEO of Dolce & Gabbana) and Nicole Marra (a lawyer who advises top international fashion brands such as Gucci, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen) have teamed up to create Figure 8. Seasonal pop-up stores focus on sustainable and vegetarian fashion, jewelry and beauty brands, including the footwear brand AERA founded by Bhojwani. Others include Alexandra K vegan leather bag, Maison d'Etto handmade perfume and House of Waris tea. 

Fans of Joseph Altuzarra (Joseph Altuzarra) may remember the capsule home collection he created in collaboration with several Etsy manufacturers, which was launched on the site last year and quickly sold out. It seems that he may have been testing the waters for the launch of this year's home series, which happens to be able to offer holiday gifts on his own website. The designer first introduced neutral blankets and pillows with fringed trims, created by a textile manufacturer owned by a family-run woman in the Peruvian highlands (blankets can be customized with monograms). His palm leaf baskets are also handmade by a group of craftsmen in southern Mexico.

Michelle Obama, the former first lady and founder of the Girls' Opportunities Alliance, visited the site to unveil this multi-vendor store, which sells courteous men's and women's ready-to-wear, accessories, children's, household and beauty products. The carefully selected works include works by Jason Wu, Oscar de la Renta and Christopher John Rogers, as well as candles by Lafco and Nest New York. As of January 1, all net proceeds from the collection will be donated to the Obama Foundation to support GOA. 

Tiffany set foot in the city center for the first time in nearly 200 years, naturally in a jewelry box in a building in West Village. The interior design is inspired by the legendary designer Jean Schlumberger, and a series of his works are displayed in the private space, including the iconic bird on the rock (Jay-Z dressed in a lively advertising campaign) , And more designs suitable for daytime come from the Tiffany Knot and HardWear series, displayed in a series of fantastic rooms, including a room with a huge snowball. Until January 8. 

Thanks to the opening of Soho.Home.Studio, a meat processing area, the peculiar and cool interior design of Soho Houses around the world can now be more easily imitated by mortals. This store sells the long-developed Soho Home series of products, as well as selected products carefully crafted by club members from all over the world. Soho House's interior design service is also on site, providing styling suggestions from the cool kids professionals. 

Todd Snyder took over the senior preparatory menswear space and continued with his third New York store, which is a 3,500 square foot space on the promenade of Rockefeller Center. The designer calls it a "pop-up shop in progress" and prepares it for the holiday with minimal decoration. But it has his most popular works, including coats, suits, Rototo socks, collaborations with LL Bean and Champion, and (free) postcards, which Snyder commissioned from Insta's favorite illustrator Rob Wilson.

Pass Madison Avenue and immerse yourself in the beauty and traditions of the small Italian village of Solomeo. Brunello Cucinelli comes from this medieval town. With the recent expansion of its flagship store in New York, its international empire continues to grow and grow, now 8,172 square feet (almost an entire city block). The charming area is inspired by the identity of the Italian residence and features antiques from the Bologna and Veneto regions. Customers can relax, browse and indulge in the brand's unparalleled craftsmanship and luxurious knitwear.

There is a new kid in Soho's fashionable West Broadway neighborhood between Spring and Broome. OTD — On This Day is a brand new multi-gender collection launched by famous designer John Varvatos. It is a one-stop shop — not just because it is about to become an iconic modern necessity. (Although the brand has locked in those: think about oversized sweaters and high-top sportswear.) Customers can also directly enter the coolest and most fashionable cultures through OTD’s art and design collaborations-from events filmed by Mark Seliger to OTD x King Baby jewelry collection. This newbie is obviously already part of the crowd.

Santa’s workshop may get all the glory, but those hunting during the holidays can stay near the North Pole-59th Street will do. Bloomingdale's carefully selected gift shops cater to everyone's needs, from fashionable gourmets to luxurious pets. For more festive fun, head to one of Bloomie’s in-store activities, such as Ralph Lauren Ski Chalet, Coravin Wine & Bubbles Bar or the Italian cafe pop-up shop provided by Nespresso. End the entire holiday package with a full-service gift wrap (literally).

The 111-year-old traditional brand Zegna (newly renamed sans "Ermenegildo") is about to open its first Zegna laboratory in Soho, and major changes are about to take place. The new retail concept will evolve with a new look every month, showcasing the company's exquisite fabrics and impeccable tailoring, while also highlighting special collections, releases and exclusive products. Rotating too? A soundtrack carefully selected by local DJ's vintage vinyl records and playlists, carefully selected by the brand's artistic director Alessandro Sartori.  

Finally, don't forget to dress yourself up from head to toe. These are our favorite feather shoes, suitable for your most charming holiday party.