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.

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

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!

The good thing about Crossroads is that they stock clothes from sizes 8 up to 22. A lot of stores…read morethese days are trying to add more size variety to their clothes, but some stores still only stock your standard sizes. That's where Crossroads comes in. Catering to every body shape. This particular store is quite a good size. It has plenty of room to browse everything freely and try on clothes without feeling like everybody is waiting for you to come out of the change rooms. The prices are also very cheap. You could walk in with $50 and come out with a nice selection of new clothes. Looking for comfortable, affordable fashionable clothes? Go to Crossroads.

Miss Jasmine doesn't exist online or in the phonebook. It's a quiet new addition to Regent Arcade,…read morewith some very cute dresses and fancy dress (but by this I mean those sexy maid outfits and cute bunny costumes that I've never seen in a young women's clothing store before - on sale for $10! Okay, I was tempted...) They have a mixture of generic current fashion (those mermaid tail skirts) as well as some great styles that you won't see elsewhere. Their prices are great, most pieces under $40, and there is a decent range of sizes, even though on first entry you assume they'll all be tiny, judging by the two petite girls running the store. Never fear, there are still size 12s! (Though I didn't check if it went above this.) Their sales racks are really worth a look, with everything on them $10. It's an interesting little shop, and good to have a newbie on the block. Check it out!

I can imagine my teenage sister loving Miss Jasmine! The clothes and accessories available stocked…read moreare very trend orientated, with low prices, making it the perfect place to buy a statement piece for the season, without blowing your budget (especially if you'll only wear it once). The jewellery is also very cute and affordable. This is one of those boutiques that I have to quickly stop into every time I walk past, whether I'm planning to buy something or not. The girls working here are lovely, friendly and always happy to help. Definitely one to try.

From time to time I drop into this dress shop as I do occasionally find stuff I like and is suited…read moreto my likes and budget. Fashion from Heaven has been around for ages in the same location and why move when they've built a very good reputation with the locals and others as well. All of their clothes are designer brands but the somewhat older ones lines like Geoff Blade for instance. A new label on the block which I've seen elsewhere recently also is 'I love my clothes' the word love is a heart shape. It's kinda funky as it's over sized one fits almost all type scenario but the price is close to up there for what it is, but never the less I was giving serious consideration to one piece in particular..but it wasn't to be. I purchased a kaftan style instead, it's not a bright colour - as I do have to ween myself off black and blacker - and not totally African or Indian but more of an inspiration I think...light weight with murky green and dark patterns the print hides the fact it's sheer, perfect for a camy worn underneath during the hot weather. And with Xmas coming up, I hear it'll be a touch on the warm side on Sunday. Fashion from Heaven is mainly aimed towards the more mature woman, possibly the socialite and perhaps someone with cash. But there are sales which are worth keeping an eye out for as you drive by as they don't have a website and don't advertise. This is how well they are known with their regulars who spread news word of mouth.

Love the black and white colour scheme which goes hand in hand with the Parisian theme inspired…read moreshop and again it's amazing what a paint job and some decor can do. And not forgetting to mention the black chiffon chandelier...nice. The women's clothing boutique has only been open since October 2010 and has a small following, as with all new shops it takes a while to become known and established. Apart from clothes there's jewellery and handbags plus other accessories, so there's an appropriate mix. The change rooms are spacious which is great. So I hope I inspire a few of you to go and check it out. There's a good range of summer clothes and when I was here today, I looked through a long rack of 50% off clothes but alas didn't have my size. Talking about size the range goes from about an 8 to 16 and price wise is very good from approximately $15 to $80. I looked on their website which mentions every Saturday they have 'happy hour' from 10 - 11am as everything is 10% off. Now this is something very unique and I haven't seen or heard of any other clothing store doing such a promotion. Well done Ruby for some lateral thinking. Their website is nifty and also have a Facebook presence, check it out.

This Surf Central has a surprisingly large range of kids' clothing, for boys and girls, as well as…read morea lot of women's clothing. Their prices are very high for the kind of stuff you can buy at a shop nearby for less than half the price, though there are some great designs in here - there's a gold on black dress I really like, but no way would I pay $90 for a casual beach dress. Their range of swim wear is quite good, with a couple of one-pieces, but mostly bikinis. There are lots of colours and patterns and different levels of 'support' in their bikinis, which is useful if you're after something specific. At the back is a usual range of Havaianas, but not other kind of footwear. Around the counter are some accessories and sunnies. I see nothing special about this store. Their prices are on par with most surf shops - expensive.

This is your typical surf store that virtually offers the same as every other. The one thing I did…read morelove was that they had a clearance sale on all clothing with 20% storewide. This is almost unheard of at JR's or the like so it is really great to see a surf shop offering that kind of sale and discount. In terms of stock is has the usual, a selection of shoes including a wall of Haviannas at the back and skate and casual shoes. There were some nice looking handbags, shoulder bags and clutches and the usual accessories .There was also the cutest range of kids and babies wear with tiny little rashies if your little one is into being trendy and sun smart at the beach.

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.