Week In Review: Dunhill, Project Runway, 7-Eleven and Pinkberry

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The Week in Racked: Dunhill's Mad Avenue Digs, Runway Spoilers Leaked?, 7-Eleven Up and Running in Tribeca, Pinkberry Manages to Offend Customers with Mandarin Juicer, Madison Avenue Jewelers Play Hopscotch, Christian Siriano's Collection Arrives at Bluefly, Project Runway User's Guide: Token "Green" Episode with Judge Natalie Portman, Acne and Staerk is Hit or Miss, Hermès Brings In the Men's, Calypso Beachifies Long Island City, Hadid's Chanel Art Pavilion Landing in Central Park, Parishioners Try to Take the Brooklyn Flea Down, Old Navy Looking Kind of Like American Apparel, Oak Warehouse Sale Somewhat Cheap, Somewhat Calm and the iPhrenzy won't end.

Now Open: Calypso Beachifies Long Island City

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There always seems to be a Calypso sale going on in this town, so it's not surprising that the boho brand decided to open a big warehouse outlet in Queens to complement their little one on Broome Street. The store opened today in Long Island City; Racked dropped by to suss out the bargains.

The good news is: it's worth the trip on the 7 train. Located just two blocks from the 33rd Street stop, the outlet is 1,800-square-feet of summery, discounted clothing, shoes and housewares. Some price points: dresses were marked as low as $15, though there were a lot in the $29 range; tunics were $135 or $150 dollars; fancy gold flip flops were $15; python flats were $85. Among the housewares, we spotted candles (3 for $9.99), beach chairs ($69) and throws ($89). There was also a few racks of children's clothing, and a small assortment of jewelry. According to a staffer, they plan to add new merchandise daily.