Resurrection

Top choice in SoHo & Chinatown


Resurrection gives new life to cutting-edge designs from past decades. Striking, mint-condition pieces cover the eras of mod, glam-rock and new-wave design, and design deities such as Marc Jacobs have dropped by for inspiration. Top picks include Halston dresses, Courrèges coats and Jack Boyd jewelry.

There's only a small number of men's pieces on display, but you can ask to see more from the storeroom.


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