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Last Minute Fashion's Night Out Picks


Are you ready for the fourth annual Fashion's Night Out?  Over 500 cities in 19 countries are participating in the world's biggest shopping party.  And here in New York City, there are so many fab in-store events to choose from, it's hard to figure out what shops to pop in.  

We gravitate towards those with free bubbly, grub and goodies. So here's a short list of Everything She Wants' midtown and downtown FNO picks:

Photo from Teen Vogue.
Midtown

1459 Broadway (at Times Square)
6-10 pm

Get 30 percent off all day on your fave LOFT fashions. Then at 6 p.m. the FNO party gets started with a live DJ and flutes of prosecco.  Plus, get a limited edition tote with a purchase of $75 or more.

80 West 40th Street (across from Bryant Park)
6-10 pm

Shop 'til you drop while 80s jams are pumping and slumber party chick flicks are playing during this ultimate slumber party.  And that's not all -- nosh on sweet treats and enjoy free manicures, hair styling at a braid bar, charm bracelet stations, tattoo booths and palm and aura readings. This Girl's Night Out during FNO sounds so bitchen,  we may not make it downtown.
Soho
543 Broadway (between Prince and Spring Streets)
6-11 pm

Attention, shoe-nistas, Carlo Pazolini is the place to be on FNO.  Dance the night away to the beats of DJ Michael Scanlon and sip champagne (okay, who are we kidding -- pound back a few, they're free!) at this recently opened Soho store. Take photos of yourself rocking the latest fall styles via a digital photo booth, and everyone who tries on a pair of Carlo Pazolini shoes will score a special tote bag. 
Gant
3 FNO parties
645 Fifth Avenue, 353 Bleecker and 25 Prince Street
6-11 pm
Do you like free stuff? Duh. Do you like GANT? Who doesn't? Combine these two passions on Fashion's Night Out, GANT will be hosting an in-store contest and one lucky winner will win a $1,000 shopping spree. You can make it rain..in clothes! For everyone else there is a solid consolation prize: 15 percent off all goods, all night. Available at all GANT store locations in NYC, including the Bleecker Street, Prince Street and 5th Avenue locations. Free beer will be flowing at the downtown locations and all will be open until 11 pm.

Meatpacking District
Target
441 W. 14th Street
6-10 pm

New Yorkers are starved for a good Target (the Harlem and Brooklyn Tar-jay stores pale in comparison to their well-stocked and well-mannered suburban counterparts), so we can't wait for this pop-up store -- open for one night only! The pop-up will feature goods from the store's new designer collaborations before they launch nationwide.

874 Washington Street
6-11 pm

Solange Knowles will be spinning the hipster soundtrack. Cocktails will be flowing.  Delicious bites will be served.  And the store's namesake designer, Diane von Furstenberg, will be there doling out fashion advice.  This is bound to be a madhouse, so we advise you get there early!
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