This store is an explosion of disposable fashion. It is so full of clothing there's little room for…read morepeople. It's clothing style is mostly casual and party dresses, with a few more formal dresses. It's pretty much all dresses, with some tops and skirts being devoured by the masses of cheap dresses. CHEAP. So very cheap. I think it is aimed at a younger market of girls - teenage - who buy something, wear it once, then come out to buy something new. It's actually a feasible thing to do when each dress costs $10. There's some good stuff hiding in here though. Some of the styles are quite original, if you like patterns and lots of colour (which I conveniently do!) You'll have to be patient though - it takes effort to haul your way through the tightly packed racks, especially if you want something above a size ten (again, my suspicions about all the teenagers they're marketing at who are mostly a size 6.)

NK Fashions is a hit and miss store. You might be lucky to walk into the store and find a dress…read morethat you like and find it in your size and walk out happy. It's happened to me twice. A beautiful black dress for only $30. I couldn't ask for much more. Unfortunately it's not always like that. The store is incredibly small. More than one person in the store and it gets crowded! No joke, it's insane! It's also really hard to look for clothing items. Everything is on a couple of racks and really close together. You have to search through everything until you can find something. Considering how small the store is it's very well stocked. It's just too much of a hassle to shop there. They also only tend to keep sizes 6-8. If you're lucky you will find a bigger size, but it's pretty rare.

This store sells some amazingly cheap casual dresses. There are two racks out the front with ankle…read morelength dresses for $13. That sucked me in. The rest of the store is mostly formal dresses and gowns, which are all decently priced, but nothing like as cheap as the casual clothing. The dresses range from $100-$200, and there are some really original styles in here that I haven't seen anywhere else. I love looking at evening gowns, so I had a ball going through this small yet jam-packed shop. Further to the pack is a gorgeous range of children's bridal wear. There are dresses for flower girls, pale pink and while affairs with full skirts of tulle, as well as little suits and vests for the page boys - so very cute! The $5 dollar rack at the very back has a random mixture of items - a pair of shiny blue basketball shorts? Just one pair. Very out of place. The rest of the rack holds women's tops and skirts and some shorter dresses. For $5 I was tempted by several things, even though none of it was my taste. I will keep this place in mind if ever I need another formal gown! Or need to dress up some children for a wedding...or for any reason at all.

It you got it, flaunt it! Air kisses to all. The Little Boutique injects a dash of colour with…read moretheir window dressing and as with most designer label items, you do unfortunately need to be a size 6 - 10 to fit into them. But oh so gorgeous and there is a small range of accessories to go with your purchase. As with all designer labels they carry a hefty price tag, out the front is a rack of discounted items incase your budget doesn't stretch to infinity. The shop is small but packed wall to wall with designer names like Anu, Lola, Suboo, Tahlula, Tigerlilly and more but also many Australian labels too. For those into designer brands this shop has got it all and you will most likely find what you want. They also have a online shop and a Facebook page in case you can't pay a visit in person to Grange. For the little girl in all of us who ever dreamt of being a model but the genes had other ideas, just immerse yourself in an indulgent browse and it'll also be so much cheaper.

I first discovered The Little Boutique on Instagram, falling in love with the cute, summery style…read moreand the very insta-ready and gorgeous staff. The clothes represent some iconic women's brands from Australia which was nice to see in my Insta-feed from LA. I watched all the posts for over a year before finally arriving back in Australia and awaiting my chance to go. I have to admit the shop was so unassuming for something I'd been looking forward to visiting for so long, I couldn't find it at first. The clothes in store just don't have the same appeal as they do on the girls on Instagram - poor merchandising. You really have to look hard to find something you like but you most likely find more than one thing. They don't have many sizes and cater to a fairly young aesthetic - but given the prices, a cashed up audience as well. I've bought a few pieces and have loved them at first but been disappointed with how they wear. Worth a look!

Dont ever buy from this store. Two tops shrank after w cold wash and when i went to arrange for a…read morerefund the staff started yelling at me saying they don't do refunds and to get a lawyer. They refused to look at the ACCC site telling they dont have to comply. Refused to provide the head office number

This strange store has popped out of nowhere, with no phone number, no website, no listing on…read moreCentro Arndale's page, and a whole lot of super cheap clothing. I love it! It inhabits an unrenovated shop front with the innards of the roof exposed. It's range of clothing is somewhat odd. They sell mainly women's casual clothing, and a lot of cheap work wear, like navy and black pants and plain shirts. Their women's t-shirts are very cheap - mostly around $5 - and they have a large rack of very short pleated skirts, that look almost like school skirts, except they're too short and have no insignia. There are a few evening dresses - also crazily cheap at around $40 - but these look their price, whereas their other stock doesn't look quite as cheap as it is. The shop assistant is very friendly, but leaves you to browse undisturbed, which I always appreciate. I'm not sure how long this shop will stay here, so have a look while you can.

The original NK Fashion before the one in Arndale shopping centre opened up! The owner of the store…read moreis really nice and the prices of the dresses were extremely cheap. These dresses would probably be double the price in boutique stores but they are similar - if not identical - designs!! I would say that the dresses are actually very difficult to sort through since the layout of the store is pretty hectic. There's just too many dresses to look at, so too many designs may be found on the same rack. As long as you have the patience and time, you will be able to find both casual and going out dresses in this store. They also sell faux brands purses and handbags, along with some male clothing. Sometimes the owner has discounts that aren't advertised well in and out of the store, so just ask or talk to him, and he should be able to give you a friendly detailed answer.

When you talk about Hanson road a few images spring to mind, chemists that stock illegal diet…read morepills, delis that have sad looking produce amongst dirty shelves and of course some colorful characters, womenfolk amongst them. And where do they get their spandex glitzy dresses and strappless gowns at affordable prices for working women? Here is your answer. Before I digress I for one love spending money on odd and rare clothes finds, and having the stature and silhouette of a small gnome it's great finding places that have clothing suitable for little people. So as far as product go you get great and weird boutique finds at a fraction of the price. But here's the catch... 1. Don't leave valuables in the car 2. Don't wear nice clothes as there's a fair amount of dust in this place as crowds grab their garments, all while accompanied by a soft touch of body odour in the air. 3. Don't have OCD almost all the racks are at random which makes you appreciate a great find even more so 4. Don't expect a small wait on the change room as often it's populated by half a gymnastics team in search of synchronized sparkly things or half a class of girls wagging school looking for some blue light disco duds. Patience is a virtue. 5. Keep an eye out for fake tan stains on white clothing, I always come across a few. Give it a go it really is an experience without the pretentious price tag.

I'm kinda afraid to write about Hosanna op shop, as it might lure more people here. I want them all…read morefor myself! Can't I? Must I share this with you? Oh well, here we go. An absolute gold mine. Everything here is cheap with a capital 'C' and the stock is amazingly good and varied. Last winter, they had a stunning collection of faux fur jackets, absolutely fashionable and just short of a magazine shoot. The leather shoes are plentiful here and at such incredible prices. The shop layout is huge and divided with clothing, bric a brac, bevy of hats and scarves, bling accessories and so much more! For someone who thrives on handbags, I found so many collections here. Some in leather, some canvas and delightful totes. Oh, I could just stare at them for hours! It's definitely worth a trip here, as you'll find many op shops in this area. Meet neighbour Salvos who's just next door, and you'll also find another Salvos branch and Goodwill just down the road in Findon. So know that I've told you about the best op shop in town, you have my permission to visit Hosanna, as long as I'm allowed to tag along! :p

I've been finding that some of the chain stores like Salvos & even Savers are wising up to brands &…read moretrends and pricing accordingly. I went to a Salvos the other day looking for a dress up outfit and a disgusting 70's dress was priced at $59.95!! Excuse me?! Did you know you're an OP SHOP??!! I have to say I'm with Kamini here... a little loathe to share it but since I'm so nice I can't help myself! Hosanna Op Shop is one of the best op shops I have ever been to. They are still run by little old ladies who price things as op shop items should be priced. There was a plethora of brown and black school shoes (should you ever need a thousand pairs of them), great vintage items, loads of hats, scarves and bags and some very good near new clothing and homewares stuff. As well as that there's a great selection of preowned books and I have managed to pick up a few gems there :) I'm finding lately that it's better to find those little church run op shops than go to the big chains, as they tend to have the bargains as well as volunteer staff who are always friendly! You won't regret visiting this humble little shop.

I was surprised to see this Lula Blu, that looked like a clothing store, since I've only known it…read moreto be an accessories store (like the one at Harbour Town). So I strolled in to see what it's all about. Hmm. Odd. While there are some very nice dresses (for $90 or so) there is also some icky fashion here. Think, black and white stripe stretchy lycra genie pants. Yuck! It's seems an odd mix between fashion for younger women and fashion for older women who want to dress like younger women but in flattering clothing. Does that make any sense? If it doesn't, check out the store, and you might get it. There was nothing in here I really liked, or would spend that much money on, so sorry, my boat isn't floating here.

I loved this shop there seems to be something for everyone and the mix of ages and fashion just…read moreworks ,I love that they get in new stock every week and there VIP reward system for loyalty to the shop.Well done and a definite to check out

Nina Stephanie is my most favourite North Adelaide clothing store and my wardrobe is littered with…read moreitems I've bought from there. Despite being located across the road from their fashion competitors TuYu, Nina Stephanie does a good trade and there is always customers in the store having a browse. They stock labels such as Bluejuice, Paradisco, Angel Biba and Sweetacacia and have a great range of casual and formal wear. The store is spacious and clean and everything is laid out well so it can be easily perused. There are a couple of large change rooms (I hate pokey ones) and the staff are helpful if you need any assistance. They also have a permanent sale rack where items are alternated and they are actually not all junk like most sale racks are; it is a good first port of call to look for a bargain. Most dresses are around $60-90 mark.

A delightful boutique offering the best seasonal clothing at affordable prices. Good selection,…read morecuts and styles and there is always something to pick out for that special occasion, cocktail evenings or just for a girls night out. I love coming here as it's worth checking out their sale racks and happy to report I picked up a summer dress which will go perfectly for my next beach outing. Makes for a fun shopping outing with the girls.

I do tend to get dragged to places like this when I'm out & about with my partner. She is wonderful…read morebut yeah... Be Frocked is one of those places she was drawn to. It's full of frocks and accessories... all the sort of stuff most girls will just adore. There was one problem: She didn't buy anything. Sure there was a lot of "oh, that looks beautiful" or "oh, I'd love to have that", but no actual purchase. I think the issue here is that while a lot of this stuff may look great, it's very dressy and not something you're going to want to wear or use every day. The whole store isn't like that, but a good deal of the stock is. The lady serving was very nice and the prices seemed decent. I suppose she'll get me back here when she has a party to go to...