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14 years ago
The place is stuffed full of lust-worthy European design and homewares, including a huge selection of Marimekko and Alessi, plus some beautiful leather wares and Aesop skincare. Gird your wallet! read more
107 Ferry Rd
Shop 2
Southport Queensland 4215
Australia
(07) 5531 1219
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People searched for Gift Shops 111 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
A very large, interesting gift shop in the Orchid Avenue shopping district. A great stopoff for…read moreanything Japanese, including food, candy, and health products. Lots of mainstream items too, everything from footwear and clothing to fine wine. The OK is apparently a franchise that's based in Japan, and has a few outlets in Australia and Canada.
This gift store is located in the Oasis shopping mall in the Gold Coast, QLD. There are lots of…read moregifts but they aren't all souviners. I needed socks for a formal event tonight and there are plenty of designs that fit my taste. The young employee was friendly at the cashier station and provided a bag for my newly acquired leggings. You might be able to find something you like that is authentic to this area here if you look long enough.
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fresh flowers, excellent prices and variety. huge range of…read morestock from beautiful ecoya candles, silk flowers, soaps and gifts for all occasions.
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Ugh, this place is unbelievable. I of course, can't justify spending so much on a dress, but I can…read moregaze in wonder at the range of styles and designers while I dream. Frock Shop has an amazing range of designer clothing including the very best of Camilla and Marc, Rachel Gilbert, and Zimmerman. They have these ridiculously massive but trance-inspiring dazzling dresses adorning the front of their change rooms that scream, "come in and try something pretty!" There's also a really diverse range of elegant, classic styles befitting Audrey Hepburn (yes, I made the usual Audrey Hepburn reference) but also modern drapery styles with the highest of class and elegance. Frock Shop is another designer boutique that celebrates femininity and elegance by stocking some of the most gorgeous styles. Here you have your pick of both Australian and international designers and everything from casual fitted dresses to dazzling evening dresses (the latter of which Rachel Gilbert is a genius). You can shop online for these jaw-dropping designs too but depending on your taste and the occasion, you'll be looking at anywhere between $300 and $1200. Even swimwear is pricy with the smallest I saw being $150. Still, you can content yourself with more affordable options like earrings or a belt or, like me, lunge for the sale items. This store is a wonderful place of elegance and a fantastic celebration of effortless style.
Dear Yelper, Please…read moresing this little ditty out loud to the tune of "My Favourite Things" from Sound of Music. Zimmerman swimsuits and Friends of Mine boots, That Camilla and Marc dress looks so god damn cute. Estelle Deve necklace and a cute Bing Bang ring, Frockshop stocks all of my favourite things! When my pay is low, When I got no dough, Makes me feel so sad. But when I have money to burn at Frockshop, Then I don't feel so bad!
Lifeline is a great place to shop for secondhand goods. This shop is huge and is in an industrial…read morearea . The only way to get here is by car.. The hours are between 9-5pm Monday to Friday and 9-2pm on Saturday. .
Helpful warm staff. Always seeking what u are looking for. Maree is warm and makes you feel…read morewelcome
Ah, and here is another bookshop that I discovered, and like many of these shops, while it is…read moresmall, they certainly manage to get a huge number of books into the place. I guess that is why I love these shops, because it means that I can spend time perusing their collection and seeing if there is anything that grabs my attention. Unfortunately, in this case, there wasn't. It doesn't necessarily mean that it is bad though, because I still quite liked it.
Eclectic mix of new, vintage and one off threads. The girls will usually give you a sneaky 10%…read morediscount if you pay in cash!
I got a chance to check out Dinki Di during my last surf holiday to the Gold Coast. It was great…read moreseeing a dollar shop in the area similar to the ones I frequent in the States. Conveniently located to the Marine Parade accommodations, with a good variety of merchandise - everything from food to household items. A great place to stop to get stocked up for your holiday apartment, and easy on the wallet. Definitely recommend.
Funny store, with lots of creative gifts, sexy toys, underwear, acessories and stuff to make…read morehens/bachelorette parties. Good customer service and chill atmosphere.
I don't even remember what caught my eye... Maybe it's better that way! Ha! I actually hadn't seen…read morethe sign and there were interesting knick knacks in the front of the store and as I wandered in it looked like a great place for bachelorette/hens party stuff or just fun gag gifts... Or maybe not gag gifts, who knows!
This is another one of those delightful second-hand bookshops, but then again pretty much every…read moresecond-hand bookshop that I encounter is a delightful bookshop. Okay, this one is rather small, so do expect to find a huge selection here, which is a bit of a shame because I have basically arrived at a point where the only books that I am looking for are books that tend to be a lot rarer, and even out of print. However, like all second-hand bookshops, it is still a delight to spend some time wandering around and exploring places like this.
Lovely i found a lot of books that grabbed my interest some are good quality…read moreand some are very old too this shop should get more better reviews
I love a second-hand bookshop with a really friendly and chatty owner, particularly one who is…read morereally keen on books. Then again I suspect you can't really run such a shop if you aren't that type of person. The thing is that this place was actually pretty cool. Okay, I couldn't really find any books that grabbed my attention, but then again I was pretty loaded up at the time anyway. Still, there was a decent selection to browse, and quite a good range as well.
Visited this marine antique shop on the 20th December. It looks small from the outside but is huge…read moreon the inside and is half shop , half museum with a reall musty ancient smell . So many unique items to view for sale. Old photos of ships and paintings of boats , ancient lobster pots , skeletons and shark jaws , oceanic tribal weapons , pearl diving bells , in fact to much stuff to cerebraly intake. And if you are a film producer you can hire some of the larger items for your set . If you want something unique for your home interior decor you will find it here . Its only open between 10am and 4pm hence plan your visit. If your on holidays in the area take your kids . It is a real experience and its free unless you decide to buy the ships anchor .
I was curled up on a couch at Gov's last Saturday, enjoying my third beach blend flat white and…read morechecking out their facebook page, when I noticed a couple of shout-outs to a place called Grit & Glamour... photos of shabby vintage (I suddenly became more alert), mentions of "neighbours"... so I followed the internet trail and it led me to pop in. It wasn't too tricky, because G&G is right next door! Fiona and Olivia launched their high tea events service earlier this year as a mobile business, individually tailoring your event for you. "At home or under your favourite tree, we come to you. All props, paraphernalia, nonsense and everything in between are provided, no matter the size or style of the event. Our team of stylists are addicted to sourcing unique and one-of-a-kind pieces, giving each party its own flair and fabulousness!" Sounds divine, and there are some lovely event photos on their facebook page. Now, they still run this service... and based on their Facebook page, I guess I wasn't really sure what I'd be walking into. A ground zero for high tea, maybe? A place for potential clients to meet the stylists? But they'd described the space as a "shop"... And a SHOP it definitely was. With only limited trading hours, the small and quiet nooks of Grit & Glamour's retail space are full of vintage and twee pieces of furniture and decorations for you to make your very own. I suppose when you're sourcing items for events, you come across so many wonderful things, and though they can't always be used for the particular event you're sourcing for, they might just come in handy down the track... or for somebody else. I was that somebody else on Saturday, and I couldn't resist grabbing a beautiful and enormous world map wall hanging and a couple of fluoro wall-mounted deer heads. Yep.