I like this woman's clothing store a lot as long as you can turn one blind (just one because…read moreotherwise you're not going to be able to see) eye to the price. The clothes are smart, structured and fit for a woman. They have silk and cotton tops, skirts, dresses, trousers, and scarves as well as sunglasses and they will suit if you are a conservative or a classic dresser. I have a beautiful cream cotton and silk top with black stripes that I bought here which I love. I also bought some great dark blue straight-leg trouser pants here which have served me really well. So yes, the prices are more on the expensive side but there's no need to empty out the store - a couple of pieces from here will benefit your wardrobe nicely. Also, if you think you've seen this store before take note that it's the more cool-casual twin of Max Mara which looks and feel more corporate.

Clothes at Max & Co suit my style and preference for quality and I don't want to stretch my budget…read moreto shop at Chanel even though I'm tempted. I shop at the Sydney Chifley Square store and with the help of "my stylist" also known as the store manager (Pam ?? ) I walk away with a divine mix of clothes that I never could have put together myself. Initially I think "that's not me" but I'm asked to try on a few pieces and to my surprise they make me feel that I would be at home in Paris or Milan. Ok, Ok, my friends at least tell me I look chic, I guess it's the confidence that is inspired by "my stylist" and the suggestions of which classic pieces that I could add and also accessories that Max & Co may not sell. This limits my impulse buying of clothes that I regret and may not even wear. I should add that you may not initially appreciate that being told "that does not suit you" or "try this size" but at the end of the day you are not told that you look "great" in something that does not suit you or fit you properly. Get a "stylist" or use mine at Chifley Plaza, I call it "no regret" shopping and is cheaper in the long run.

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.

Attik is my failsafe pre-date/pre-party/pre-anything-that-requires-a new-outfit CBD store. The…read morestock changes weekly so no matter how many times you drop in, you'll always find some new additions to try on. The racks are filled with cute but on-trend pieces, with plenty of quirky dresses, summer maxis and simple tops. Half my wardrobe probably comes from here now because it's such an easy shop to pop into on a lunch-break. (Damn you city stores and your tempting merchandise!) The prices are generally pretty good, and there are a few permanent sale racks down the back. Shopaholics beware. Go check it out, but don't say I didn't warn you...

The most amazing clothes for all men of all ages. Mark and Terry are so helpful. The clothes keep…read moretheir shape and don't fade. This store has casual and dress clothes and have party wear too

Misty Girl is located upstairs of Paddy's Market in the Markey City shopping center. It has much…read moreof the Korean fashion that you've seen at shops around town, but always surprises with a little something different. Are you looking for a party dress, or killer pair of heals for a night out? The frocks and frills in here are certainly statement pieces. I wouldn't say their quality is super high, but at mid to low prices you can probably afford that "I will probably only wear this once" dress. You know, the leopard one with an exposed lattice back. The one that you doused in French martini and accidently lit on fire just a little bit (who knows, I'm speculating).

A small boutique located in a beautiful building that will give you a one-of-a-kind shopping…read moreexperience, Zambesi is one of Sydney's BEST boutiques. Carrying the Zambesi brand along with other exclusive New Zealand and European brands like Martin Margiela, you definitely have your pick from the most stylish clothes available. From simple to intricate designs, from white to chocolate to black colours, there's something fashionable for everyone, men and women alike. Zambesi is a place where you'll love spending time browsing through the new trends and maybe try on some clothes that will make you look and feel great. Definitely recommend a visit to this boutique!

Whilst Attik sports their own range of tacky printed tees, the reason I go back is for its plethora…read moreof cutesy dresses. Unlike many of the other generic non-brand-specific-clothes-stores in Broadway Shopping Centre, Attic occasionally has something a little different, mainly from my favourite of their brands, Mika and Gala. These dresses are well presented on the neat & nifty left side of the store. The right side of the store, however, seems to work independently of the left: cluttered and difficult to browse, it also hosts an extremely vague 'sale' section in which none of the clothes are tagged with reduced prices. But, sale price or no, it's still pretty cheap I often find something sweet at Attic, relying on the store in frantic pre-weekend nothing to wear times of trouble. This is despite the occasionally awful and tacky window displays - it took me ages to even enter Attic as they desperately need to hire some staff with better fashion sense and/or invest in some quality manikin dressing training.

Betty is eclectic, loud and unassuming. She is always the last one dancing at the club when…read moreeveryone else is ready to go home. When Betty walks into a room, all eyes are on her. And her clothes. If you want to be just like Betty, come to this shop and you can dress like her too. Always been intrigued by thrift stores but never known exactly where to start? Broadway Betty is the kinda place that has done most of the groundwork for you. A plethora of leather jackets, fuzzy cardigans, vintage shoes and a vast array of denim, whether you are looking for men's or women's clothing, there is nothing in here you can't find. Like all good thrift stores, expect to pay a little more than your local Vinnies or Salvos. And in amongst some of the more questionable fancy dress clothing, you can be sure that you will find some true gems in this store. Give Betty a visit. She is waiting to meet you.

Have you even been invited to an "ugly sweater" party and been unsure where to source said garment?…read moreBoy, do I have the place for you! Broadway Betty is a great vintage shop near Glebe Point Road that contains oh so much in the way of ridiculous retro wears. Sweaters rule here- think your Granddad circa Christmas 1987. There is also a delightfully large selection of vintage tracksuits in an array of colors. Do you have a shortage of sequin prom gowns in your wardrobe (tragedy!)? What about Levi cut-offs? What about boho patchwork or fringe handbags that suggest you should be twirling in a meadow somewhere? Ok, I think you get it. I don't know who Betty is, but she's got some kickin' taste. With Halloween looming near, this awesome vintage shop definitely deserves a little pop in. Who knows, you might stumble across the pair of overalls you always dreamed about.