Photo: Jonathan Taylor/Courtesy Dior One sometimes gets the feeling, when wandering through the shopping hubs of Soho, the Upper East Side, and Williamsburg, that the only things to buy are beige leggings and an iced matcha. But as we surveyed fall’s new stores, we noticed that a lot of them are refreshingly strange and, in their specificity, reminiscent of the city’s retail scene of yore, whether it’s a concept shop the owner describes as “rococo meets Trash and Vaudeville,” or a midwife-owned