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4.2 (5 reviews)

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Greenwich Village is a great diverse shop with lots to choose from. It sells clothes, ornaments, accessories, homeware and everything in-between. The shop consists of different sections, at the back they sell some gorgeous 50's inspired dresses many of which I have brought myself. The rest is an ethnic, hippy style of clothing with some lovely individual items great for the wide array of people that surround the North Laines. The homeware ranges from new age items such as wooden mirrors and stone statues to vintage jewellery boxes and velvet purses. Whatever your style you will be sure to find something in this place that takes your fancy.

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Lulu Rose

Lulu Rose

3.8(5 reviews)
0.2 mi
££

Lulu Rose is Yoma's sister shop located in Kensington Gardens. Whereas Yoma is marketed at women in…read moretheir twenties and thirties, Lulu Rose is aimed at a younger demographic. The shop is packed with vibrant, youthful clothing and many of the same bags and accessories you'll find at Yoma. This store is much larger than Yoma and can get quite crowded with teenagers at the weekend. The selection of stock is impressive- it doesn't particularly wow me, but I'm probably 10 years older than their average customer! (wow, that's depressing...) The bag selection is great and very up-to-the minute with lots of tote bags and holdalls. I distinctly remember Lulu Rose being one of the first places I saw metallic bags and purses (before they were everywhere), so it's probably a good place to go if you want to jump on board with the latest fashion and accessory trends. In the past I have always thought the clothing was kind off the mark, but lately I've seen a couple of good old body-con dresses (who isn't selling them, seriously, they're everywhere?!) and some pretty cardigans in the window. I prefer Lulu Rose to Yoma, because I don't feel its masquerading as something more upmarket...what you see is what you get.

This is a relatively good independent woman's fashion shop in the middle of Brighton's North Lanes…read more I only came here by chance, desparate to find some kind of present for my house mate. After much searching elsewhere, Lulu Rose was among my last options. Thankfully I managed to source a bag that was in the sale, reduced for £35 down to £16. There were perhaps half a dozen items that I considered buying, which is certainly better than the previous shops I had tried. Some of the clothes were a bit average, looking like Top Shop inspired items from 3 months previous. Still, I was able to find a good quality bag for a cheaper price than I would have expected.

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Debenhams

Debenhams

3.5(10 reviews)
0.3 mi
££

One of the flagship anchor stores of Churchill Square, Debenhams in Brighton is a pretty decent…read moresized store, although pretty much average for the chain it is located in. It is located fairly close to Apple, up to a steep gradient in the mall floor. The store isn't as modern as one would expect from an anchor store of a mall, but still pretty much does the job when it is open with a satisfactory selection. The store like most branches of Debenhams is pricier than the overall feel of the store implies on the first impression. Average, generic Debenhams store with poor opening times (unstructured, closing early on most days but this is the same as the entire mall) - A useful brand for the city but not really a great store within that brand. 2*

Debenhams is like a time capsule…read more Every time I offer to take my mum shopping and we've done every other store in the city from M&S to Wallis, she swears she just wants to 'Pop in Debenhams for 5 minutes.' And of course, we always emerge weighed down by bags one or two hours later. This particular branch is tiny compared to the Manchester and London stores but they still manage to squeeze a lot of stock in. The ground floor is mainly occupied by accessories, shoes, perfume and make-up counters from Clarins to Benefit whilst the first floor has a strong selection of bed, bath, kitchen and dining room goodies. There's also a small childrens-wear department. The reason my mum loves this store however, is for the womens wear in the basement. There's air conditioning, three changing room areas and small subsidiaries of Wallis, Red Herring, Jane Norman, Warehouse, Top Shop, Oasis, Coast and Red Herring amongst others. Right now, there's also a Blue Cross sale on - which means 70% off for card-holders. Hang on, I think my mobile's ringing...

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Corner Shop Collectables

Corner Shop Collectables

4.0(2 reviews)
0.7 mi
£

The owners of this shop have got their tongues firmly planted in their cheeks and I love it! I'm in…read morehere practically once a fortnight just to browse around or give myself a little lift when I'm feeling glum. There's always some fascinating artifact or relic that I hadn't seen before because there is just SO much of it. Chinese lanterns, Mounted deers' heads, US license plates, antique cameras, walls covered in masks and racquets, crockery, glassware, hats, old potions, an impressive collection of owls and the odd bit of taxidermy... Having said all that, much of this chintz is surplus to requirement. Some may say that the point of most antiques is that they're surplus to requirement but I'm afraid I'm a little bit more of a utilitarian than to need a stuffed mongoose. The books and accessories however just keep me coming back for more.

Corner Shop Collectables is the most interesting antique shop I've been in, with several items I…read morehaven't seen anywhere else. A full size skeleton is one of the first things that comes to mind. (He was dressed up in a hat, though, to take away any scariness.) Other cool stuff included mannequins (full and a few pairs of JUST THE HANDS), plants displayed in bed pans, teeny tiny figurines, hair pins in the shape of hats, antique cameras and rotary telephones. There was also all the usual stuff: books, dishware vases, jewellery, less tiny figurines (mostly in animal shapes), paper lanterns and some sewing patterns. I'm probably forgetting a bunch - there was a lot to look at. In summary, it's worth the mini-hike up St. James to check it out.

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Sensation Jewellery - Some of our amazing Designs but for the latest Designs, do visit our shop or check our website.

Sensation Jewellery

2.8(12 reviews)
0.2 mi
£££

Hi Valentina at 'Sensation'. I have purchased several pieces of jewellery for myself and friends…read moreBirthday Presents over the years and have been more than satisfied. Recently a Bracelet which I have worn so many times needed to be re-strung. Valentina, a very pleasant professional young lady came to my rescue, an excellent repair was carried out. Valentina is a great asset to 'Sensation'. Thank you Valentina. Pauline, Brighton. 2nd July, 2023.

In a city with no shortage of jewelry and handicrafts, Sensation sticks out from the crowd by a…read morenice blend of semi-precious stone jewelry mixed with some light silver designs. The general stock is always quite 'light' and not gaudy. Certainly not a store to frequent should you require some Bling! Whilst the majority of the stock is the kind of thing you would be buying for your girlfriend, there are also enough bracelets and necklaces of jade and citrine etc. for the more bohemian gentleman. I have bought myself a very nice amber bracelet from here before and more importantly received the thumbs up for presents to girlfriends. There is not always quite as much stock as some of the larger jewlers, but as the saying goes sometimes 'less is more'. The staff have always been helpful and will box up your purchase nicely, so that those who are lazy or inept at wrapping would be able to get away with giving the gift as it comes from the shop. The price is kind of wide ranging with nice pieces available for those on a budget, but also some fine items for shoppers wanting to spend out of something that will draw compliments at relevant functions. They regularly rotate their stock and display a nice range of items in the window. Highly recommended.

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 15 Kensington Gardens
 Brighton BN14AL

Sensation Jewellery 15 Kensington Gardens Brighton BN14AL

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Noa Noa - Photo courtesy of Emma J.

Noa Noa

3.6(5 reviews)
0.1 mi
£££

I would describe the women's clothing in Noa Noa as...inoffensive. Mostly plain, solid-coloured…read moreoutfits with subtle decorative sewing techniques that definitely wouldn't stand out in a crowd. Long sleeved blouses, vests and softly-coloured half-sweaters were the majority. I saw a few pairs of dressy pants and coats, some tank tops and dresses as well - all in the same style. Items looked to be of high quality and the prices seemed to indicate as much. (Oh yes, the tags had about eight different currencies on them, which was a bit annoying.) Tops were up to £90, pants around £65 and tank tops were £20. Accessories included felt hats, which were pretty cool, actually, and a few pairs of dress shoes. Casual and elegant...and inoffensive.

Not to be confused with the brighton shop Nua, which sells sex toys, Noa Noa has an altogether more…read moredemure attitude. It sells soft, feminine clothing often with a rather vintage look. In the last Autumn/Winter season the look was rather 'Edge of Love,' with felt cloche hats, cardigans and 40s style floral skirts. Their current summer season reminds me more of the Painted Veil, particularly if you look at their catalogue shoots. They have got 1920s style bathing caps and Chinese parasols, and loose fitting chemise tunics. The clothes do have a danger of looking a little bit frumpy if the outfit isn't put together right though. It's not terribly cheap, either, and quite often I feel the more basic pieces don't merit the extra expense. For the odd piece though it's a good place to look, particularly if you are in a romantic or nostalgic mood.

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