Etienne Aigner

After debuting in the U.S. in 1950, this French leather-goods brand finally has a store to call its own. The 3,500-square-foot space is decorated with warm oak and deep-purple accents, mirroring the women’s clothing ($225–$1,095), handbags ($310–$625), footwear ($225–$395) and jewelry ($40–$395) made under new creative director Daniella Anastasio Bardazzi, a former accessories designer for Michael Kors and Isaac Mizrahi. Pick up high-quality wardrobe staples such as wool capes ($1,095), leather oxford flats ($295) and leather-and-suede satchels ($550–$595). When you’re shopped out, relax in the back reading room, featuring vintage leather-bound issues of Harper’s Magazine and a chalkboard for kids (or adults) to occupy their time.