DKNY

DKNY has moved and is no longer at this location. Visited it today and it was a LensCrafters instead.

Doggy friendly! The store is pretty large, wide range of what DKNY produces. The clothes, you know, it’s DKNY. Nice designs, quality fabrics, solid workmanship. Open store, packed full of good stuff. Nice staff, they hang back and just let you shop, but when you need to talk to them, they’re helpful and friendly.

OOooooeeeeoooooooo… I’m in a ghost shop…
That’s how I felt when I was in DKNY. Hundreds of dollars of merchandise, tons of clothing, no one but the staff and myself in it. Granted, I was in there during the late Sunday afternoon, but damn, it just felt so empty.
I’ll admit it, I’ve never been a big fan of DKNY clothing. After their rise to fame 10 – 15 years or so ago as the «it» brand, and ceding back into the not so lime light, I wondered what could they offer me or the ladies in my life for clothing.
What I found was a bunch of relatively bland clothing at upper end prices. I thought DKNY was supposed to be a fashionable brand at one point or another, but it seems that ship has sailed away, and no matter how many models you have strutting down the runway, it doesn’t change the fact that the clothes look pretty much like department store stuff… I will admit I thought some of the more cyber-​y looking women’s boots were actually kind of cool with the metal snaps and the gummy soles, so plus to that.
The men’s selection was absolute rubbish. Distressed jeans? Boring looking sack-​cut jackets? Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!
The staff was eager and helpful to please, but it doesn’t help when your stuff is boring or unwearable.
Thankfully America still does have decent fashion designers, but you’re not going to find them at DKNY.

This is a great DKNY location. It’s very large and carries almost thier full line. From bags, shoes, to casual and dress clothes… the staff is fantastic about getting you sizes ans recommending an ensemble for whatever occasion.
Style is modern with clean lines and urban flair. Definitely not a place for ultra luxury, but chic fun. Women’s wear has a much better selection then men’s, but the store is a great place to shop around if you on Newbury.

I don’t shop here often, but I love DKNY clothes. Everytime that I’ve purchased something here — I’ve gotten comments from others (at work or on the street) that they love my top and will ask where did I get that from.
Style is modern and simple, but with some unique details or designs that you won’t find at an H&M or a regular department store.
The prices for clothes tend to be steep, but they have good sales at the end of each season. Employees there are friendly and don’t stare you down like the other boutiques on Newbury St.

another store i like, but still have not buy anything there yet.