Pop-In to a UNIQLO Pop-Up Starting Right Now

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

As if UNIQLO wasn’t turning it out enough this summer with the High Line Roller Rink, the brand is constructing three pop-ups to celebrate the Flagships opening on Fifth Avenue at 53^rd Street and 34th Street Herald Square this fall. Where can you pop-in to one of these little shops? Click for more details.

UNIQLO Roller Skates to the High Line

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

Our favorite Japanese retailer UNIQLO wants you to come roller skate with them under the High Line. That’s right, from July 28 – September 26, you can lace-up and spin round on the High Line Rink, NYC’s only open air skating rink presented by UNIQLO. But what makes this collaboration even cooler is the pop-up shop UNIQLO Cube where you can shop for your favorite essentials on the west side.

A Dozen Places to Tan Under the Manhattan Sun

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

In the shade of skyscrapers on the hardest of concrete, finding a space to lay your body down under the sun to catch a few rays can seem impossible. Your fair sheltered skin is begging for a tan, and we all know tanning beds are not the answer, so we’ve scoured the city for places to lay out. Some of these places are free for all. Others are free of all other people. However you choose to do it, here’s where to find the sun in Manhattan.

Take The High Line With You

Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student

If you ever wanted to carry a bit of the High Line with you, now is your perfect chance. Bond No.9 has released its newest fragrance edition to pay homage to the unique New York City park. Bond No. 9 High Line is a mix of your favorite florals, sea moss, and an interesting dab of purple love grass. It serves as that perfect balance between “urban wildflowers and a hint of industrial grit.” Pick it up at Saks Fifth Avenue or Bond No.9 stores starting in March!

LINK LOVE: Bond No. 9/Racked

FIRST LOOK: Comme des Garçons BLACK Store (NOW OPEN!)

Edited by Kirby Marzec

Well, wasn’t that fast? Just last week Fashion Indie announced the introduction of the Comme des Garçons’ BLACK label to the New York area, and voila, the shop, anticipated to stick around for 18 months, opened yesterday beneath beneath the High Line on 10th Ave! Racked reported that the mood around the West Chelsea shop was relatively calm, despite a visit from Lynn Yaeger, while the Barneys pop-up shop received some crazed  business. Most pieces range between $120-$660, and while many items can be passed as unisex, the majority of pieces are for women. So, who else will I see there this weekend? 

GALLERY: FIRST LOOK: Comme des Garçons BLACK Store (NOW OPEN!)

Thanks Racked!