In recent years, Buchanan Street has certainly cemented its place as the classiest shopping street…read morein Glasgow. Unlike Sauchiehall Street and Argyle Street, you won't find any charity shops or pound shops here. Instead you'll find a great selection of high end high street fashion stores. One of these such stores is Karen Millen. Although a little over budget for the majority of high street shoppers - Karen Millen is a heavenly shop with heavenly clothes. Tailored, stylized and good quality - this place proves your Mum true when she said "you get what you pay for." This particular Karen Millen store is a really great size and stocks a large range of clothing. Worth a visit!

One of the most glamorous shops around, Karen Millen stocks the kind of dresses you would see at…read morered carpet events. Every time I wander in I feel like a kid in a sweet shop - I would love to have a wardrobe full of dresses from here, but sadly, I don't. Everything is so glamorous and you'll also find shoes, handbags and other accessories to match your outfit. Unfortunately, everything is really pricey and my student budget doesn't stretch that far but one day one of the amazing dresses modelled in the various eye-catching window displays will be mine! There's also a smaller concession of Karen Millen in House of Frasers but for the full experience you definitely have to venture across the road.

This is located in the under cover shopping centre. The store is bright and has two entrances. The…read morestaff are friendly and you can usually find someone to help if need be. The store holds a good range of womans clothing from jeans, dresses, jumpers etc. They also stock mens clothing on the second floor again selling jeans and t-shirts etc. They also stock a variety of shoes, belts, bags etc. It is a better size compared to its own store and it does stock plus sizes which is good as the clothes are more fashionable. The value is okay for the quality. All in all a good shop in East Kilbride.

Well laid-out New Look store with departments for women, men, children, accessories, shoes and…read morematernity wear. The store is in an excellent location in the old Co-op location and provides access to the upper levels through stairs, escalator and lift. The downstairs can tend to feel somewhat cramped and therefore awkward to negotiate with a wheelchair or pram but the staff will happily move units to accommodate the additional clearance requirement. Staff here are always helpful and pleasant, the store is clean and tidy. A well-needed example of how to run a successful store.

It's not their fault, it's the economy, and that's why we need to buy cheap imports via discount…read moreretailers such as Primark. The whole ethos of these types of stores is cheap disposable clothing sold at discount prices to keep the customers coming back for more. Fortunately for them this is the type of economy that our government is intent on supporting it is of course nonsense thinking. The store itself is large and carries a large range of ladies clothing, a reasonable range of mens clothing and small selection of childrens clothing for any particular age group. I personally have a problem with shops that are either too busy or too hot, this shop is both and probably goes a long way to explaining my utter antipathy for the place and all those people who swear by it. Rather grudgingly I'll admit that I usually end up buying a few items from here and the kids are more or less exclusively dressed in Primark, we just can't afford to buy better quality clothing and when you're down a hole you tend to do what you need to to get by which is why these shops do well. When I was in today it was busy by 11am and I was beginning to get ratty, it doesn't help that they only have a few tills on and you're forced to queue for a few minutes (not fun with a small bored and over heating child), in fairness the queue does tend to go down rather quickly, so the counter staff do do some kind of a good job. Still, it's only getting one star because I hate the place.

A large shop located within East Kilbride town centre. Primark took over the old somerfield store…read moreso its a big shop. Has a HUGE ladies dept, mens is quite small and again a large childrens dept. Its usually very busy--worse at weekends . My main gripe with Primark is that they dont have 2 sets of tills on so the tills in the ladies dept is usually wrapped around half the shop--luckily it does go down quite quickly but its not fair when you are standing with a basket and a pram and an agitated toddler. Plenty of friendly staff around to assist you. Shoe dept does look like a jumble sale at points but there is usually an assistant on hand tidying up. Their kids pyjamas are great value at only £3 and wash and dry well.

Oh, this is such a lovely, pretty shop with masses amounts of eye candy. Clam down dear, I'm not…read moretalking about men. No, I'm talking about an array of accessories. These are all pretty much focused on, or closely related to, weddings. So you can expect to find hats, scarfs, bags and belts. All of these are in pretty colours and are delicately made with lovely touches of beading, embroidery and lace. Thus, the prices are slightly higher than their M & S counterpart accessories and the like but you get what you pay for. Part of this being, the extremely welcoming and extremely friendly, knowledgeable staff that have a great eye for all things aesthetic. A lovely, sweet little wedding shop that has real personality.

This is situated at the ice rink in the shopping centre in East Kilbride. It is really very small…read morebut the staff are helpful enough. It feels very busy to me in that there seems to be things everywhere and it is just a no go area at the weekend when there are lots of children and teenagers mulling around. I tend to go in here not for myself but to buy for children I know as they stock some nice hair bands and clasps. The shop is so small though but they do have as much stock as I think they could possibly fit in there. It is quite good value which makes it appealing.

This is easy enough to find and access. The store is not massive though but it does stock a variety…read moreof dresses skirts etc. There is a small children's department to the rear. There are also changing rooms. The accesorize is a good size for the shop so worth having a wee look in. They stock a variety of products for the hair, hats and scarfs etc. It can be quite cramped inside and the prices to me are very expensive but you can get good deals in the sale and this is when I tend to look or for that something for a special occasion.

With only 21 stores across the UK, mainly found in the London area, this one is a little gem…read more Selling quirky and ultra fashionable and oh so trendy clothes by reputable brands such as Yumi and a whole range of funny (and sometimes risque) greetings cards, accessories and novelty gifts, it reminds me a little of a smaller, cosier Urban Outfitters. I have fallen in love with many of the dresses in here and then been heartbroken when I looked at the price tag but you are paying for the quality. The perfect time to go is when they have a sale on or, if you're a student, they do a student discount on a Tuesday so pop in then. Make sure you try on before you buy as I've found the sizes differ greatly depending on the brand. Great wee shop.

Joy, the urban retreat, is full of quirky fashion for probably a student demographic who probably…read morecan't afford thae stuff. So Joy does mens and girls clothes, as well as accessories like bags, jewellery and gifts (henry hoover?). The gifts is an area of the highest degree of quirkyness in the shop, with items that no one really wants as a 'gift' like desk vaccum cleaners, or build your own mini ( a tiny one of course)? It is probably a shop for trendies, I am not sure I am even one, afgetr feeling a bit like I didn't belong in this shop. Oh well, I guess I will have to find my style else where, which is not a heartbreaking regret on viewing the prices! Wahh!

Worst company ever dealt with. Sold my mum a dress size too big but was told by Emma it would be OK…read moreto get altered and not cost much (they didnt have orginal size but mum liked the dress). Mum contacted several alteration companies recommended by Lady G, was told dress would need completely remade and would cost about £400. If we were told that prior to purchasing wouldn't have bought the dress as it was already expensive. No refunds given. Horrible way to treat people especially when it comes to wedding outfits for mother of the bride. A huge day for someone lady g completely ruined experience. Took Lady G to court and won the case! Managed to get all money back, and sell the dress online and money for that too. Avoid at all costs!! Awful customer service and very cheeky!

STAY AWAY!!!! My after sales experience was the worst I've…read moreever had and that is comparing with the worst car after sales out there. If you have to shop in Lady G, be absolutely sure you are ok with your purchase as MANAGEMENT!!! Will not under ANY circumstances allow a refund. The staff May offer an exchange but if you hesitate hoping for a refund MANAGEMENT will very quickly withdraw their offer by letter then ignore any other correspondence. Not very professional. One member of staff made the comment " it wasn't too much of a big deal in the big scheme of a wedding" Really?????? I feel extremely let down and financially robbed.

My perpetual tour of 'girly shops' continues…read more Initially the emphasis was on fun and funky accessories in this shop but now, as well as the handbags and jewellery they have a selection of glamorous and glitzy clothes too. Basically it does what it says on the tin! The goods are laid in out by colour, which I like, the emphasis being on colourful tops studded with the ubiquitous sequin and sexy dresses. You know what I'm trying to say. Hopefully. For such unusual clothes, prices are very reasonable starting at around £20 with regular sales.

cool little place for stylish bags shoes and any clothing just about!!!! staff are lovely and…read morereally chatty(in a good way) xx always some great steals in the sale racks and which are usully all £10! perfect for a quick fashion fix ill usually go in there if im goin on an unexpected night out and need something quick! luvleeejubleee! x

A stack 'em high sell 'em cheap type place. Suits me down to the ground when it comes to either my…read moreown shoes or shoes for the kids. They have a wide selection for men, women, and children in a wide range of styles and price brackets to suit most pockets. In the January sales there I managed to get my son a pair of school shoes for £6.50, after he wore through his last pair in just one term! There was no way I was paying top dollar again, and so this shop seemed like the place to go. I have found that with some of the cheaper shoes you need to watch for excessive use of plastic and they may not be as hardy as some people require, although I'm very hard on my footwear and even well known brands tend to get done in quickly on my feet, from that point of view the shoes here compare well. Don't expect too much cistomer service, it's more self-service than anything else, although foot measuring equipment is supplied.