34th Street Partnership

Aéropostale's new 34th Street location is the teen retailer's first free–standing store. Shoppers get a lot of Aéropostale in the 34th Street district: there's also a store in Manhattan Mall and right next door is the retailer's new tween concept, p.s. from Aéropostale.

This popular store carries quality basics for great value. Aéropostale is all about casual, active–oriented designs geared to the teen shopper. Stock up here on tanks, T–shirts, sweatshirts, and jeans, and keep an eye out for their weekly sales and deals.

If you saw it on the runways recently, look for it in Aldo soon. This Canadian shoe retailer can be depended on for having the newest trends and styles for men and women. Their 34th Street store recently moved down the block, so be sure to visit Aldo's new digs and treat yourself to the latest in chic footwear.

American Eagle Outfitters is one of 34th Street's most popular destinations for teen and young adult shoppers, both of whom flock to the store for affordable, quality, and on–trend styles. The 34th Street store boasts two floors of American Eagle fashions for the girls and guys.

B&H, open for more than 30 years in the 34th Street District, is the professional photographer's go–to electronics store. Known worldwide for their impressive inventory and knowledgeable, unbiased sales staff, B&H is where to find the best equipment at the best prices for amateurs and professionals alike.

The B&H Superstore has hundreds of products available for hands–on testing, including hard–to–find high–end merchandise. The store is also renowned for its efficient overhead trolley system that allows for hand–free shopping and a quick checkout. And you'll have access to a library stocked with multiple guides, catalogs, and source books, so you can make well–informed decisions about your purchases.

This Foot Locker store has a strong sports heritage, but don't forget about the fashion angle. Because of its size and selection of merchandise, this is a destination for New York City kicks lovers. All categories are covered: basketball, running, cross–training, and the athletically–inspired yet stylish shoe. The 34th Street store also has the newest in athletic apparel for men, women, and children, with looks they'll be proud to wear in class or at the gym.

Forever 21 is the fastest fast–fashion in the retail world. 34th Street's Forever 21 has two floors full of women's clothing and accessories, but the guys get a little space on the second floor, too. Visit Forever 21 for styles inspired from runways around the world for rock–bottom prices.

An American classic that's a staple in everyone's wardrobe, Gap Herald Square is a shopper's source for updated basics and seasonal designer collaborations, including Gap Design Editions, Artist Editions, and often the CFDA line.

With Patrick Robinson at the helm, Gap has updated their classic basics and relaunched many of their iconic styles with on–trend makeovers. At the 34th Street store, shoppers can find Gap, GapKids, BabyGap, GapMaternity, and GapBody. And keep an eye out for the famous annual CFDA Designer Editions and buzz–worthy Pierre Hardy shoes.

34th Street has not one, but two of the popular Swedish fast–fashion store H&M. This is your go–to store for the latest trends at great prices. The H&M at 34th Street and 7th Avenue has three levels of women's, men's, accessories, and kid's (including baby) apparel. This H&M also carries the famous H&M designer collaborations, including the popular Commes des Garcons for H&M line and the more recent Jimmy Choo and Fashion Against Aids Collection. Shop this H&M (the other is located by Herald Square) for a greater selection of youthful, cutting–edge fashions.

One of the first meccas of trendy, fast–fashion and lower–priced designer collaborations, H&M is on every stylish shopper's list of must–visit (and often) destinations.

H&M Herald Square has been recently renovated, and this store has it all. In addition to the usual gear for men and women, there is also kids, baby, maternity, accessories, and lingerie. The Herald Square store also carries H&M's limited–edition designer collaborations, like 2008's popular Commes des Garcons for H&M collection and the more recent Jimmy Choo collection. Shop this H&M (we have two in the District) for a wider selection of business appropriate attire, and visit the 34th and 7th store for more youthful, cutting–edge styles.

One of America's leading retailers, JCPenney offers a wide array of national, private, and exclusive brands at great prices.

JCPenney Manhattan Mall recently opened last summer and is the company's first Manhattan store. Located on the two lower levels of the mall, this department store carries fashions for the whole family, home furnishings, jewelry, and cosmetics. Visit Sephora's in–store boutique, shop the Cindy Crawford Style collection for home, and be sure to check out JCPenney's popular designer collections, including Bisou Bisou, I Heart Ronson, and Liz Claiborne.

Known as the world's largest department store, Macy's Herald Square, the company's popular flagship, is a destination for shoppers from all over the world. The building fills almost two city blocks, has been designated a National Historic Landmark, and can boast of a rare, operating wooden escalator.

What can't a shopper find in Macy's Herald Square? In addition to many other departments, Macy's has a Louis Vuitton accessories boutique, a bridal department, personal shoppers, wedding and gift registry, a furniture gallery, and A Pea in the Pod maternity boutique. Eat at Macy's Cellar Bar & Grill, or grab a coffee and to–go food and snacks on several other floors. Also, shoppers visiting from other countries can stop by Visitor Services with their passport and get 10% off purchases for the day.

Long known as the leading retail beauty chain in Europe, Sephora is now firmly entrenched in the US. 34th Street is happy to have two of these makeup meccas, one on 34th Street and a smaller in–store boutique at JCPenney in Manhattan Mall.

A cosmetic superstore, Sephora is where makeup lovers can browse to their heart's content. The 34th Street store has been newly renovated, and stocks a huge selection of hard–to–find and newly–released brands. But Sephora isn't just for makeup. You'll also find a large variety of hair–care products, bath and body care, fragrances, and men's skin, shaving, and fragrance lines.

Uniqlo is a Japanese retailer that provides casual clothing for all at prices for less. Look for inexpensive but well–made cashmere, the Heattech heat generating clothing for winter, affordable denim, and the last +J collection, designed by Jil Sander.

The ultimate destination for the Victoria's Secret connoisseur, the store on Herald Square is one of Manhattan's flagship locations.

This Victoria's Secret carries the full line of VS lingerie. In addition to the very popular bras and underpinnings, shoppers can also find the Pink collection, beauty products, and high–end designer lingerie perfect for very special occasions. This two–level store is a must–stop for all Victoria's Secret fans.

Zara, a Spanish retailer, is 34th Street's upscale fast–fashion stop. Known for its highly trendy and chic merchandise, Zara can be depended on to always carry the best of runway style.

The 34th Street Zara carries several categories, including shoes, accessories, menswear, and the Zara Woman line, the choice of style–conscious working women. Depend upon 34th Street's Zara if you find yourself in need of an updated look for meetings or interviews.