Are food trucks out? NYC’s now serving ultra-cool fashion clothes and accessories

By Rita

Like nomads, several mobile fashion boutiques are weaving through the streets of New York. Don’t underestimate them—they’re as on top of the latest trends and vintage styles as the city’s best clothing stores. Want to turn heads on the street? Hop on when one pulls up beside you.

Here aresome fashion trucks featured onwww.timeout.com:

1. Gypsy A Go Go
You can find: retro brands from the '70s, flea market finds, Italian leather bags, handmade jewelry, boho outerwear.
Follow: This season they’ll be in Williamsburg, Manhattan, and the Rockaways. For next season’s locations, follow Instagram (@gypsyagogony)

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / Gypsy A Go Go by Events Couture Facebook)

2. La Poubelle Vintage
You can find: dresses, wide-leg pants, bow ties, jumpsuits, and more.
Follow: lapoubellevintage.com, Twitter (@poubellevintage), and pop-up at different flea markets on Saturdays.

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / La Poubelle Vintage Facebook)

3. Le Suite Boutique
Run by two friends, it includes a fitting room.
You can find: clothing from various brands such as Married, the Mob, and Moda Luxe.
Follow: Twitter (@lesuiteboutique)

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / Le Suite Boutique Facebook)

4. Mobile Vintage Boutique
You can find: trendy clothes for men and women, books, and vinyl records.
Follow: themobilevintageshop.com, open every Saturday and Sunday from 2–8pm

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / Blossom Vintage Facebook)

5. Nomad
You can find: gypsy-style accessories, oversized robes, flared pants
Follow: Twitter (@thenomadtruck), thenomadtruck.com

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / The Nomad Truck Facebook)

6. SunsTruck
The owner donates 5% of every sale.
You can find: styles similar to brands like TOMS, Steven Allen, SPY, and Komono.
Follow: thesunstruck.com, and on Twitter and Instagram (@sunstruck)

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / SunsTruck Facebook)

7. The Styleliner
You can find: jewelry, scarves, and leather bags from around the world.
Follow: Twitter (@thestyleliner)

▲NYC Mobile Fashion Truck (Photo / The Styleliner Facebook)