"If you were asked to describe the platonic ideal of an indie designer boutique, you'd get pretty close to No.6. Racks filled with drapey, delicately ruched, and patterned clothes rub elbows with pots of meandering ivy in a white-walled room filled with natural light. Alongside a house line, the shop stocks clothes and accessories from other like-minded designers: raffia tote bags by Karakoram and swingy printed dresses by Atelier Delphine. But No.6 is best known for its wooden-heeled clogs, which have become a calling card for certain Brooklyn creatives." - Andrea Whittle