The shop on Charles Street is super-close to the hotel, so it's perfect for when I need to pop in on a Friday afternoon to find a last-minute weekend outfit. They also have a good amount of Shoshanna dresses, which are my go-to uniform for work. They fit me perfectly and the stretch ponte material is like butter.

A little hole-in-the-wall, easy-to-miss beauty supply store in Chinatown. They sell the Japanese Bioré line here, which is different (and better, in my opinion) that the US line. Lots of good masks, lip balms, face washes, etc. at reasonable prices. I could spend hours in here.

My hands-down fave nail spot in the city. In addition to the fab manis/pedis, they have a super-cute retail wall with Hanky Panky thongs, Emi Jay hair bands, and their own line of scrubs and lotions (I love the Lemon-Aid body cream—it smells divine).

Louis Vuitton has a special place in my heart because I'll only go here when I am celebrating a personal accomplishment and want to treat myself—for example, I splurged on a Speedy 30 when I got a promotion at work a few years ago while living in NYC. The bag will forever remind me of this accomplishment. It's my thing. The recent collab with Yayoi Kusama was insanely gorgeous. I love the colorful, playful take on the classic LV pieces.

I always get complimented on my fragrance, which is Bond No. 9 Bleecker Street. It's a masculine scent, not floral or girly at all, which I love. The bottles are gorgeous and I like to display them on a bookshelf in my bedroom. The ladies who work this counter (it's at Saks at the Prudential) are the sweetest.