I'm not sure whether this could be considered to be the biggest shopping centre in Australia, but…read moreit probably is one that has some of the best views, especially around the food court just next to the cinemas. Look, while I'm not a big fan of shopping centres, this place does certainly have some charm about it. As I said though, it does happen to be pretty big, so it can be a little easy to get lost, but not that bad because it does happen to be laid out rather well.

Happy 10th Birthday WBJ :)…read more Wow, so fast. My time (lucky) at Westfield Bondi Junction is fab. It does spell luxe. Have been to many parties and shopping events here for work and leisure, as well as doing some private shopping. Lost touch as to how many times I've been here. You can easily spend your dough here if you're not careful. Faves: * Event Cinemas - love Gold Class here, as well as the CATF movie events. Heck, they even run a Christian church service at 10am every Sunday. Can't forget Max Brenners' nearby. * Fitness First Platinum * Swarovski * Mozi Boutique - great, cheap gems for the home. Hey, even brought an iPhone 5 cover here, and it does not break or show any signs of wear and tear! * Room 4 Pets * Virgin Mobile - upgraded myself onto a great mobile phone plan here * Great food including Food Halls * A brand spanking new dentist that is soooo affordable * Typo * Lululemon - especially for free yoga classes (bring your own mat) every Sunday morning at 9am for 1 hour * The Eastern! * A beaut little kids play area in the food court on level 4 A couple of negatives: * Those organic skin bars, and their hard sell tactics. * The smile bar...my teeth were only white for a couple of days. * Pricey acupuncture on the highest floor. I even sold my old mobile phone here when there was a gold place buying them. They're now gone, unfortunately.

This shopping complex used to be the major one long time ago but now since huge shopping complex of…read moreWestfield twin buildings opened, this area is losing customers I guess. However, Westfield is mainly for young people and this complex is mainly for senior people who wouldn't like too much crowd and it's well balanced. I wouldn't do window shopping here but do practical shopping and I do lots of window shopping and just browsing around in Westfield.

I happen to live above this complex, so whether I like it or not, I'm shopping at Eastgate for one…read morething or another every single day of my life. My initial words of advice would be to get here extra early or super late, or face the distress of all walks of life moving in all directions. When it's busy, which is 90 per cent of the time, it's seriously like a human obstacle course. Old, young, big, small, prams, wheelchairs, trolleys... you name it. If you must be in here during the day at any point, make it a quick operation, or face completely losing the plot. If you're in the thick of it and can't navigate your way out, head up the escalator to the second level and find solace in Priceline. Selecting a pretty shade of lipstick can be soothing and might calm you down enough to face the masses and make it out alive. If the lipstick approach doesn't work, try on some garments at Sussan... meander the el cheapo aisles at the Reject Shop - I hear their Thai toothpaste is the bomb... or chillax at the little café with a mean bacon, eggs and a good coffee. If you STILL can't bring yourself to face the masses en route to exiting. Leave via the carpark.

This place is a total gem. Lots of quality vintage/ designer items at a reasonable price point.read more

From the owner: The Sleeveless Society specialises in designer and on trend vintage clothing, accessories,…read morejewellery and homewares sourced around the world and locally in Australia.

This is a really small shop but looks like trendy. Always displaying fashionable dresses. If you…read moreare looking for something not ordinally, girly, cute, sexy items then please come and check it out! If you are not living around here, then go to a website. You can purchase items via the web. This shop is located on the Oxford Street Mall and very close to the Bondi Junction Station.

Me and Moo is the kind of place where you want everything. It does simple, earthy, relaxed style so…read morewell that it inspires you to invest in your casual wear. This is the place to find that 'perfect' white t-shirt or pair of jeans. Labels like Jac + Jack, Jbrand, Velvet and American Vintage line the walls or live on the old wooden table in the middle of the store. This sort of effortless chic does not come without a price tag. You could be looking at upwards of $100 for a basic singlet. That said the fit will be amazing, the cotton may be blended with cashmere and the quality impeccable. It is possible to grab a piece of Me and Moo for a little less - I find their scarves are reasonable starting at approx $40.

The Frock Exchange offers preloved high end designer fashion which sells on consignment. Anyone…read morecan bring in their designer pieces and at end of month you will be reimbursed for items that are sold. You can be paid in either two ways by store credit which is redeemable at The Corner Shop, The Frock Exchange or any Belinda Stores or directly by EFT. It is well know that the store is also affiliated with Belinda stores therefore also offers the end of season merchandise from these stores. There is Manolo Blahniks, Marc Jacobs and Chloe hand bags, Marni blouses and a Junya Watnabee dress and upon request you can receive notifications for new stock this might be advisable if you live far. Frock Exchange maybe right with love is sweeter the second time around but some prices in the Frock Exchange are too close to some of the product's retail value brand new.

Such great pieces at a fraction of the price you would pay RRP. Half my wardrobe has come from this…read moreshop! Has a great selection of labels like Isabel Marant, Vanessa Bruno and Marni - and the girls are always so lovely.

If you're in the mood to have a chilled Saturday looking at local artworks, clothes and a few…read morepieces of second hand goodies then may i suggest you head down to Paddington Markets. Positioned outside a church, these markets are made up of lots of little stalls (200+) of goodies made by local designers. It's rumoured that most of Australians top designers did a stint at these markets before making it BIG. This is a great place to find a unique item for yourself or a loved one and if anything isn't it nice to not be in a shopping mall.... On a sunny day its fun just to browse around, grab a snack from one of the vendors and soak in the atmosphere. There are lots of families and young people perusing the different collections. This is a great place to visit and has become a Paddington institute - so if you want to feel like a local - make sure you pop by.

No visit to Paddington is complete on a Saturday without spending some time at the Paddington…read moreMarkets; or in other words the Paddington Bazaar that has been around for donkey's years and will continue to do so. Enjoy psychic readings, and also immerse yourself in great clothes and jewellery stands with friendly vendors (although a couple of them can be real smart arses; avoid them like the plague) at the grounds of the Paddington Public School. If your in Darlinghurst, just a 10 minute walk usually will land you right here in this trendy local flavour establishment. Just an abundance of choice giving the nearby retail outlets an opportunity to up the ante on their service offerings. It is so easy to do. A market with style, class and finesse. Not a typical junk shop or garage store concept. Quality items (including plants from what I can recall) at really great prices. No wonder why the Paddington Bazaar attracts the crowds from all over Sydney; not to mention visitors to Sydney. Once your dash at the markets is over, there are great restaurants to eat at across the road. Paddington is also well known for quality hairdressers, and remember you have nearby Centennial Park to enjoy.

There are two Bikini Islands within half a block of each other on Campbell Parade. One (this one!)…read moreis a clearance store and the other stocks the non-clearance stuff. In fact every third shop on Campbell Pde seems to at least stock swimwear if not a specialty beach gear shop. Bikini Island has a really good range, with tops and bottoms sold separately- for those of us who don't fit the pre-set size standards imposed by swimwear designers or who like to mix & match. The clearance store stocks some of my favourite swimwear designers (Zimmerman, Tigerlily etc) as well as Bikini Island's own label which is decent and pretty cheap! If you end up at the beach without swimmers it's not going to break your wallet to pop in here and pick up a new costume and they also stock towels, goggles - most things you'd require for a day frolicking on Bondi Beach.

I really don't like shopping for swimsuits but stopped in for a hat and noticed the high quality of…read morethe material on suits and returned next day. SO thankful I did! I literally walked in, told lovely Tess sales woman, exactly what I was looking for, and in less than 5 minutes I had the best looking and fitting bikini I have ever owned! Not only that but she taught me how to fit the fabric to work for me!!! It was truly the best shopping experience I have had in the longest time! I'm sending all my friends to see her now! Thank you!!!

My credit card hates Incu. This damn store gets me every time. No matter how much I promise I'm…read morenever going to set foot in there again, I always manage to find a way to "just be in the neighbourhood" or end up clicking 'add to cart' on their website. Lately I've been stocking up on cute and quirky Karen Walker rings - delicate silver bands with skulls and lovehearts. Incu came to be in 2002 and has a strong philosophy of supporting emerging designers and interesting collaborations. (Incu = incubate, geddit?) They stock brands like Cheap Monday, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Antipodium, so both girls and guys cam emerge lookin' dapper.

For great clothing, the go-to place for most locals in Sydney is Incu. A store considered as one of…read morethe best boutiques in Sydney, it prides itself in bringing the best clothes that most stores don't carry. The clothes range from simple t-shirts to beautiful dresses from over 30 brands to choose from. Aside from delivering top quality clothes from Topshop and the like, the stores are creatively decorated and make shopping really fun! Visiting Incu will ensure that you have a fun time shopping for clothes and let you in on today and possibly tomorrow's hottest trends. Be sure to head upstairs to visit Marc Jacobs! Highly recommended!

This is surf shop and you can get pretty cool gears for both ladies and gentlemen. This awesome…read moreshop locates just next to Mayer. You can enjoy watching beautiful tropical fish here.