If you are lucky enough to have an unlimted bank balance, or Dad's credit card then Reiss is the…read moreplace for you. Located on Park Street, it isn't a suprise that most things are completely out of my price range (you're looking at almost £50 for some leggings!!) Having said that, their clothes are really amazing. You can tell that they are worth more by the detail and quaility of the material they use. It's actually quite a large store (it goes back much further than you'd expect) so they do have a good range of clothes. I also like the fact that they keep the shop really clean and tidy, and there is always an item of every size. I dropped a few stars because window shopping just isn't the same as real shopping.

Shopping for me used to be about going to a shop with a specific item in mind, buying it and coming…read morehome - job done. Fast forward a couple of years and a handful of long term relationships and I've been reprogrammed to take shopping as an experience. It is after all called shopping, not buying. If there was anywhere in Bristol that rams this idea home it is the internationally recognised Reiss. Named after David Reiss and originally a men's tailor in London, the shop has grown to cover various countries across the UK whilst retaining an air of independence in each store. In the Park Street branch of Bristol they are very focussed on the customer service side of things, delivering a more exclusive shopping experience. The shopper is accompanied by second to none styling and tailoring advice through a more luxury, high end store. First it was buying, then shopping, now accompanied shopping. Will the reprogramming stop before I make it to the pub?

FCUK sell some lovely, branded clothing that always looks very nice and fashionable. Unfortunately…read morebeing a branded store, it can be a bit expensive but definitely worth it! I find the staff very friendly and kind and always help me find my right size, makes shopping there very pleasant.

Agree with sarah here, i love to go in and have a look around, but barely buy anything as its just…read moreto pricey! Its always nice and tidy and the staff are very nice.

I love Wallis clothes they are so smart and sophisticated. The quality is really great and the…read moreprices are good for such great clothes. They do suite a taller person, even though they have a petite range. The tops and trousers are longer than usual. I find it suites me as I like my skirts long and flowing. The evening range is especially good and they make you feel really elegant wearing them. The shop is not huge, but they have made the most of it without over crowding the store. They have spacious changing rooms and great lighting. The staff are good at their job, but not overly friendly and are intent on selling the Wallis card!

Such a cute store!…read more Really helpful and friendly staff. I dodged in after touring the Roman baths and purchased a gorgeous blouse. I also tried on a few tops and dresses. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more of these stores the next time I visit England.

One of the more reasonably priced and up-to-date ladies fashion shops in Bath. Apricot is as fun…read moreand fresh as the name suggests. They specialise is big bold prints, maxi dresses and summer apparel. The quality of the clothes isn't great, but extremely reasonable for the price. It's a great place to impulse buy if something catches your eye. They tend to put their best pieces downstairs (which has always seemed a bit self defeatist!) so make sure you take a wander down there. The shop assistants are extremely smiley and sweet whenever I go - must be all the floral prints and bright colours. A nose around Apricot is an instant mood lifter!

When I heard that All Saints was coming to Bristol I couldn't wait. I loved the store in…read moreSpitalfields, with its unique ranges and vintage styles, and I knew Bristolians would welcome it with open arms. So I was so disappointed when this tiny version opened up in Cabots Circus. Split into two floors, with women's clothes on the bottom, men on the top (so to speak) there is nothing exciting or different about this store. I know that All Saints is on the expensive side of high street fashion, but it seems like they've taken the pricest designs they've had and squished them into this unit. When I buy something from All Saints, I know I'm paying for quality and sustainability. And there's no denying that what Bristol's store offers isn't well made and will last for years. But if you're looking for something unique and beautiful, I'd pop across the road to Urban Outfitters who offer a wider range and better value for money.

Wonderfully designed clothes and a much larger store than I have seen elsewhere. There is more…read morevariety for woman than men which might annoy some shoppers but there is still a good selection upstairs. They always have my size (even in the sales which is an achievement on its own!) and the sales assistants are friendly and helpful. Right, now for the downfall...it is so expensive! Even in sales, most items are minimum of £50, but do persevere and root around as I got an amazing blue dress worth £95 for £25!!

Jigsaw - another shop I can rarely afford to even step into. I just know the minute I go inside…read morethat I will find something I absolutely love and then all willpower goes out the window and I start irrationally talking to myself about how I don't really need lunch everyday anyway. Unless you have a spare £100 in your pocket I would suggest walking straight past as they have some really lovely dresses and cardi's in here. Obviously they have more than that, but those two items are my failing point. I also really like the lighting in there. It's dark, moody and kind of romantic. And most importantly they have well positioned lights so you can actually see what you are holding (those who have visited the new Hollister at Cabot will understand this point).

Another one of Park Street's fashion boutiques, Jigsaw is the dark red fronted shop near the top on…read morethe right of the street if you're walking up. The store is usually quite quiet; you can step away from the bustle of the street into a calm environment. The clothes here are really well made and certainly pricey (a mere scarf costs between £30 and £40), but definitely worth the investment. I particularly favour the accessories range, I dream of being able to afford the shoes, but for now I'll just treat myself occaisionally to the odd pair of luxury tights.

I really like their clothing and they often have new items in, which is nice as there's always…read moresomething good! They have a nice selection of seasonal handbags and accessories and I got a lovely belt from here too. I definitely recommend looking at their sale rack as I've seen items I've bought for under half price (which is a great deal)!

I love this topshop in the mall because its nice and big with friendly staff. They usually have…read morelovely unique designs but unfortunately very overpriced, which is very annoying! :( they have a superb line of underwear which i think are very fashionable and surprisingly affordable.

absolute beautiful set of jewelery in here! the designs are amazing and i love that leopard print…read moresuitcase they sell! but unfortunately very over priced so cant but much stuff in here :( but recommended to anyone who loves fashion and has a little more to spend.