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Thomas Brown sells high fashion shoes for a reasonable price. They carry all types of shoes, from boots, flats, heels, sandals, and driving loafers; and most well-known brands. Reasonable prices make this shop a "shoe-in" for fashionistas. Also, for slightly cheaper prices, Thom Brown carries their own line of shoes.
The block is lined with shoe stores, so if you can't find your kicks there, look down the street!

New Knits and Jackets in, make sure you get yours today! Vintage tattoo wear on Newbury Street? You bet. Officially opening in December 2008, this chain sells both clothing and accessories inspired by tattoo artist Don Ed Hardy, the grandfather of the modern tattoo. The Newbury Street store highlights 2,000 sq. ft. of Ed Hardy designs and boasts a Coney Island-esque rock 'n' roll aesthetic. Spearheaded by lifestyle designer Christian Audigier, an innovator who first won over celebs with his Von Dutch brand back in 2004, the new Ed Hardy boutique in Boston promises to jolt Newbury Street into submission with its colorful designs and edgy atmospherics. Oh, and the LA-style clothes and sunglasses are killer as well.

Visit their website to see all the shoes, and make your orders online!

Steve Madden, the footwear fashion mogul of the 21st century, has immersed his company into virtually every aspect of the fashion industry. With his primary success and initial endeavor as a shoe designer, Mr. Madden has maintained the direct day-to-day responsibility for the design and marketing of the company's trend setting shoes for the past two decades.

Expanding now into other accessories such as handbags, belts, socks, watches, as well as the apparel segment with dresses and outerwear, Steve Madden is evolving into a lifestyle brand.

Specializing in clothing, shoes and products for all types of dance.

Located on Massachusetts Avenue, near Berklee School of Music, and in the Back Bay area, this hole in the wall is the area's best resource for costumes, whether its for Halloween or a run-of-the-mill costume party. Open 7 days a week, you can always snag something for a last-minute costume emergency--and who hasn't had one of those? Wigs, boas, platform heels, fishnets, crazy hats, facepaint, sunglasses in all shapes and sizes, pre-packaged costumes, inexpensive shoes, props, belts, bandanas, costume jewelry--you name it! Relatively inexpensive, and a wide variety of choices for men and women in a good range of sizes. Don't try to get close to Dorothy's around Halloween - they hire muscle to control the crowds waiting to get in. Instead, stop by Dorothy's all year round and build up an arsenal to fit your every costume need. Insider tip: looking for rainboots without crazy JCrew prices? Dorothy's carries them in multiple colors and patterns--even animal themes like ladybugs and bumblebees. Other best finds? clown wigs and facepaint in every school's colors. Member of the Bicycle Benefits organizations Accepts collegeclub.com student discount cards

Funky shoes with character and a price tag to match. "Urban Outfitter"(Newbury) smashes into "Anthropoloy"(Boylston) and makes some unique shoes. Almost gothic in nature, these shoes are a walking fashion statement. Not for the faint of heart... Store Hours:
Mon-Sat 12pm-8pm
Sun 1pm-6pm

If you meander down Clearway, off of Massachusetts Avenue, you'll spot a slightly dingy looking bodega, or market. The windows are full of Tide and bleach and bottles of soda and juice, and when you peek inside, there are more mixed grocery items lining some wooden shelves. There might be a group of men eating take-out lunch on a picnic table, and there's a slightly suspect looking cash register in the back of the tiny space. In the back on the right, there's a soda vending machine. You want to quench your thirst. So you walk up to the machine.... And it slides to the left, revealing a streetwear store invisible from the road?? Bodega is a hidden gem of the Massachusetts Avenue area near Newbury. Started up a few years ago, as a sort of secret or insiders-only concept, the store is now usually packed, and visitors coming in might ruin the secret-entrance surprise for those just walking in the door. The space has high ceilings, a chandelier that the owner took from his mother's house back when they were first opening, and dark wood shelving built into the wall. Wares include colorful, high-end sneakers from various brands, graphic t-shirts and sweatshirts, a crazy range of baseball caps, jewelry, sunglasses, and a collection of some of the coolest little publications--photos of shoes, graphic design, art, etc. The staff are extremely helpful, really excited about sneakers, and fun to sit around and chat with. The crowd in Bodega can be students, tourists, streetwear enthusiasts, those who heard through word of mouth--Bodega is one of the most unique little spots in Boston right now. get on their mailing list: INFO@BDGASTORE.COM. The website is sparse, but they'll send out pretty regular update emails with sales, etc.

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