Sourced by the ever resourceful and lovely Faith, who has put together a list for pop-up boutiques you most definately should not miss, or as I put it, pop-up’s you should pop into (terrible pun I know):

With openings each month, pop-up shops have become the latest trend in the retail industry, causing riots at Target Bullseye Bodegas and anguish at Comme des Garçons guerilla stores. And the recession has only encouraged the movement to spread. Here’s my shortlist of pop-ups to visit before they disappear:

Ongoing

Type as Object — Oct. 21 to Nov. 20
347 W 36 Street, Suite 603

In conjunction with the exhibition “Type as Object,” typographer House Industries opened a storefront to sell items from the show. Font lovers can peruse a variety of printed t-shirts, tote bags, posters, wooden blocks and pillows.
via: Cool Hunting

Gucci Icon-Temporary — Oct. 26 to Nov. 9
43 Crosby Street

In the first stop of Gucci’s traveling pop-up, the sneaker aficionado may opt for an exclusive line of trainers designed by Mark Ronson. The flashy kicks come in 18 different styles and one big price tag.
via: Racked

Double Goose NYC– Oct. 18 to Dec. (tbc)

A legend in hip-hop fashion, Double Goose returns to its New York roots after three Parisians revived the 80s brand. The collection will feature a revamped version of the original leather bomber.
via: Hypebeast

The Limited– Oct 14. to Dec. 28
134 Spring St.

Known as the mainstay of mall culture, The Limited has dug into its archives to bring back Forenzo and other retro looks from the 80s. Expect affordable rainbow sweaters and garments suitable for business casual.
via: WWD, Racked

Opening Soon:

OH: PoP– Nov. 1 to Jan. 1
230 Mott Street, NY

Manhattan-based Only Hearts dedicates its latest outpost to selling vintage lingerie from the 70s, 80s and early 90s. Fashionistas who don innerwear as outerwear will find plenty of tap pants and lacy camisoles to satisfy their boudoir aesthetic.
via: High Snobette

Phaidon– Nov. 2 to Jan. 30
100 Wooster Street

Just in time for the holiday season, art book publisher Phaidon offers a full range of gift options for the cosmopolitan reader. Books on art luminaries, culture and cooking will be available along with collector’s editions of selected art titles.
via: Cool Hunting