LimoLand (CLOSED)

You might want to put on a pair of shades before entering LimoLand’s flagship store, in the Meatpacking District: The 750-square-foot space is filled with a blinding rainbow of neon, silk-lined hoodies ($165), color-blocked windbreakers ($165) and pima cotton polo shirts ($90–$125) highlighted by color-changing LED lights. The French men’s streetwear label was founded in 2007 by art collector Jean Pigozzi, whose jet-setter lifestyle and bold personality influence the line’s travel-friendly coats ($225–$395), cashmere and merino wool sweaters ($110–$225) and Yoshida Porter for LimoLand duffel bags ($395). Guys looking for something a bit more restrained can still make a splash with navy blue Hartford for LimoLand swim trunks ($175), which are plain except for the brand’s blue-face Mr. Limo logo, based on the work of late Tanzanian artist George Lilanga.