A ’90s Fashion Stylist’s Guide to Dressing Like an NYC Icon

Welcome to Little Black Book, the new armchair tourism series from The Sunday Times Style. It’s your quick-fire, highly curated passport to the world’s most stylish cities. In each episode, we join global tastemakers as they give their personal seal of approval to hidden gems and under-the-radar spots that never make the standard guidebooks. In this episode, legendary fashion stylist and vintage expert Bay Garnett invites us into her own Little Black Book for New York City. From her life inside the never-sleep late-1990s NYC party scene to her favourite haunts today, Bay shares the spots that shaped her creative awakening. Whether you’re hunting for the best vintage clothing, looking for a glamorous dinner or simply want to feel like an uptown girl, discover the New York energy that keeps Bay coming back. What You’ll Learn: - The late-1990s NYC party scene: Bay’s experiences partying with Harmony Korine and Chloë Sevigny. - The morning ritual: Why Café Integral in Nolita is the only way to kick-start a day of thrifting. - Thrifting wisdom: How to navigate the vintage landscape and find true treasures, plus the story of Bay’s iconic $5 banana-print top worn by Kate Moss. - Uptown vs Downtown: Why Bay loves splitting her time between the old-school glamour of the Upper East Side and the authentic, creative buzz of Downtown. - The go-to list: Insider recommendations for museums, dining and nightlife that define the NYC experience. Video Chapters: 00:00:00 - Why New York in