Where to Score Discounted Lingerie and Boozy Ice Cream All at Once

CHELSEA—The Pop-Up Flea, a temporary haven for fashionable men, has returned to the second floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion. It’s got summer-ready apparel, accessories and home goods from the likes of Talley Denim, Alexander Olch, Billykirk, Onia, Terrapin Stationers, Freemans Sporting Club, Man of the World, Ernest Alexander, and more all in one place so guys can get their seasonal shopping done quickly. It’s open through 8pm tonight, from 11am to 7pm tomorrow, and 12pm to 6pm on Sunday.

SOHO—Here’s three ingredients to a good shopping party: Lingerie, boozy ice cream, and discounts. That’s what you’ll get at Cosabella’s Sundae Fundae party on May 10th, with 25% off sleepwear and 15% off everything else and an ice cream bar courtesy of Tipsy Scoop. Stop by the flagship at 220 Lafayette Street between 1pm and 4pm to indulge in more ways than one.

MIDTOWN—Ever wanted to see Vincent Chase in the flesh? Lord Taylor is giving you that opportunity on Monday the 11th, when Adrian Grenier makes an appearance on behalf of Buffalo (the brand he so dashingly fronts). Customers who make a $100 Buffalo purchase between now and then will have an opportunity to get a photo with the actor as well. RSVP here before heading to the 9th floor between 6pm and 8pm for your Instagram opp.

GREENPOINT—Tomorrow from 1pm to 6pm, head up to IMAGO-A’s studio space (above the OAK store at 55 Nassau Ave, #3C) for a pop-up sale alongside equally cool brands Delfina Balda, Eayrslee, and Sunday Studio. There’ll be current and past-season stock, as well as a few true samples to shop.

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Does your man have nicer lingerie than you?

Turns out, women aren’t the only ones obsessed with their undergarments.

The typical HommeMystere client is a married man, 40 or older.Photo: hommemystere.com/REX Shutterstock

HommeMystere, an Australian lingerie company tailored just for men that first launched in 2008, is experiencing a surge in popularity since launching as an online retailer in March.

“Men’s lingerie sits in an undefined territory deemed ‘not exciting enough’ for adult stores and ‘too confronting’ for mainstream retail stores,” explains the HommeMystere website.

The company was founded by Australian couple Brent and Lara Krause, after Brent was unable to locate an affordable underwear option for men other than standard white cotton briefs.

But HommeMystere offers much more than lace-trimmed boxer briefs. Men can also invest in garter belts, stockings and even bras — or, as Frank Costanza would call them, “manssieres.”

Forty percent of HommeMystere’s business comes from the US.Photo: hommemystere.com/REX Shutterstock

The Krauses began HommeMystere as a small, hobby-size operation, creating pieces that look and feel like women’s lingerie but designed to fit the male body. The couple now has customers from more than 30 countries around the globe, with more than 40 percent of the site’s sales in the US.

The typical HommeMystere customer is described as male, married and older than 40 — and his taste is impeccable. “He has discerning taste in underwear and wants luxury garments, but does not need to show it off to others. He wants something new and exciting to buy, and usually has the disposable income to make that purchase,” the site explains.

In celebration of its online expansion, HommeMystere is releasing eight new styles on its site throughout the year, including the recent Monique and Genevieve styles.

HommeMystere currently boasts clientele from more than 30 countries around the world.Photo: hommemystere.com/REX Shutterstock

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