Alison, 23, salesgirl

Got Her: Working at Amarcord Vintage (best store ever!) in Williamsburg.

Stalked Her: Well, actually, we were taking a shopping break…

Shot Her: It was the purple heels and the neon nails.

She Said: “I try to dress down so people pay more attention to the clothes in the store than to what I’m wearing. But I do love accessories! They’re an easy way to add spark to my outfits.”

We Say: Sparks are flying.

—AMANDA JEAN BOYLE

“A Brooklyn girl loves her mother and her grandma — and their wardrobes!” - The Brooklyn Paper, on “Brooklyn girl style”.

Pop quiz:

What’s this?

We saw it while walking along North 6th and Wythe and thought, “Huh?”

But it turns out it’s just a vintage furniture store called Golden Calf.

Tickling, nonetheless.

Chris, 22, Central St. Martin’s student, boy fashionista

Got Him: At the Topshop show.

Stalked Him: Can you think of a better way to meet cute boys in London than to tell them you like the way they dress and ask to take their picture?

Shot Him: Because he’s wearing that hat and doesn’t look cheesy. Also, he’s perfectly stylish - without trying an ounce too hard.

He Says: “The pin’s from a US Army Navy store. The shirt’s a Fred Perry gift, the shoes are well loved and the jacket’s from Beacon’s Closet.”

We Say: We flew seven hours to find another cute boy wearing Beacon’s Closet?!

As suggested, for this week’s bag-seeking adventures, we hopped the L train to Williamsburg, Brooklyn: Home of the Hip(sters). There’s a not-so-scientific theory that “all the cute boys live in Brooklyn,” (Britt will concur) and while they were definitely out in full-force, they weren’t carrying any manbags, so I didn’t have a proper excuse to stop them (sad face).

But we did get a cute girl who’s playing a boy in an all-female cast of Julius Caesar, along with Zina Star - a rising star (that’s not just a pun, I really mean it) - and yes, that’s her birth name.

And just a side note: We did spot one PVC bag, but oddly enough… the owner wouldn’t let us go through it… even though we could see everything inside.

Irony at its best?

—JAZZI McGILBERT

Daphne, 23, Production Assistant

Got Her: Crossing the street between Spring and Mulberry

Stalked Her: Because the muted print caught our eye - it was subtle yet noticeable - and we have to say, it was the best fitting sundress we’ve seen in quite some time

Shot Her: Because the perfect fit of the dress and the funky pattern made this dress both vintage and chic all at once.

She Says: “I got the dress in Brooklyn at a cute store in Bushwick, it’s much cheaper than Williamsburg, it was only $40! It’s vintage but I had them take it in for me.”

We Say: Congratulations! You are a walking example of how a little cut and stitch can make an outfit.

—AUDREY SMITH