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A Stylist's Guide To NYC

A guide to interior stylist Sibella Court's favorite stores, markets, boutiques, galleries, and eateries in New York City, divided into sections such as "Jewelry & Hardware," "Haberdashery & Handmade," and "Oddities & Curiosities," and complete with full-color photographs, maps, indexes, and descriptions.

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