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After focusing for the last decade on its beauty business, TOCCA is expanding with a new ready-to-wear collection and a West Village boutique, opening on Saturday at 605 Hudson Street; (212) 255-3801; tocca.com. The “reawakened” line, by Emma Fletcher, the Australian creator of the gone-but-not-forgotten brand Lyell, evokes the aesthetic that made Tocca irresistible in its ’90s heyday. Feminine touches like lace and rounded collars abound, but contemporary colors and sharp tailoring bring the looks into the present. The whimsically appointed space will also carry Tocca’s lingerie, cosmetics and cult-favorite scented candles. ... The meatpacking district’s SEPHORA outpost has been open only five days, but it seems born there. Absent are the gaggles of lip-gloss groupies, long lines and overstuffed buckets pushing impulse purchases. Instead, a sophisticated clientele and a knowledgeable staff come together in a carefully designed space with artwork by local artists, breezy mobile checkout (think Apple Store) and a Global Beauty section packed with products that are impossible to find elsewhere, except maybe in the makeup bags of the makeup artists and models who frequent the neighborhood. At 21-27 Ninth Avenue; (212) 510-7941; sephora.com.

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As if it were not already the footwear promised land, BERGDORF GOODMAN has revamped its second-floor shoe salon with fresh décor and almost 25 percent more space within five themed rooms. Down the hall, in a private space, a Tom Ford boutique has opened, offering daywear, evening wear, handbags and jewelry: the only place you will find Mr. Ford’s line in New York outside of his Madison Avenue shop. ... With the coming of crisp air, so, too, the urge to tweak your skin care routine, a phenomenon that AESOP, the beloved Australian beauty brand, has anticipated. At its first NYC store, try the new Parsley Seed Facial Cleanser as you meet with a consultant for a free run-through — around a reclaimed laundry sink, no less — of your updated regimen. At 232 Elizabeth Street; (212) 431-4411; aesop.com. ... On Wednesday, the French T-shirt line PETIT BATEAU began selling items from its quirky collaboration with 10 Corso Como, Milan’s answer to Paris’s Colette. The pieces include black-and-white tops, bags and layette items from $46 to $92. At Petit Bateau stores and petit-bateau.us.