Tribeca Issey Miyake

It not just women’s it has men’s as well. Not very friendly staff but I adore his designs.

Cool clothes in a cool venue. Overpriced, duh. Great storefront on the building, though.

Came here for the SymbiosisO: Voxel/​Issey Miyake Fashion/​Art show and it was fabulous, darling. See link:
I could have sworn I saw Badgley Mischka there… or at least there were two guys who looked exactly like them. I died.
It was your typical New York party… the guest list, the free cocktails, the cool dj spinnin’ house music. Accomplished and energetic people all around, fashionistas, entrepreneurs, and me.
I had such a good time. The clothing was delicately made, only Issey could create such luxurious, flowy fabrics. The installation art was edgy and made out of «voxels”– meaning hexagon shapes, transformed into honeycombs, created from interactive materials simulated by touch. Cool, right?
It was the perfect blend of high fashion meets downtown chic art. Felt so dang «Sex and the City» up in there. Did the whole standing in the middle of the road, posing to hail a cab in heels and a short dress. Oh yeah, I pulled out all the stops that night. Carrie Bradshaw would have been proud. That night rocked so hard. Unforgettable.

the most divine purses.
note: address is 802 Madison Ave New York, NY 10 065‑5806

This nice flagship store carries all lines of Issey Miyake, the designer from Japan. The clothes have their own touch, which is special and different from the western designers. The staff is competent, nice and very helpful. I bought several items, and one item was tailored to my needs, with no fuzz about it at all. The store itself is also welcoming, modern and stylish. A good place to browse around and try things on. If you pay with a credit card, remember to authorize a larger amount with your credit card company.

Well, I thought the springy flourescent hydrangeas in all the window boxes were absolutely divine. I guess I missed the clothes. I think they featured silkscreen.