You won't miss Desire when driving or walking past. It has two green potted trees out of the front…read moreof the shop and beautiful colourful dresses tempting you into the shop in the display window. The clothing is fairly dressy with some stunning long evening dresses (some brightly coloured) but also some less dressy tops that you could wear in the evening, possibly the day time, depending on your engagement. My favourite find, although I didn't purchase it was a short red dress with a ruffle effect at the top. I was trying to work out where on earth I would wear the dress. I have so many in my wardrobe that I just couldn't possibly, at the minute, justify another buy. So thanks Desire but I need to find a reason for a new purchase, but hope to see you again soon!

Similar to the other clothing shops in the precinct, this only stands out because of the lovely…read morestaff, who are always helpful and polite. Same sorts of clothes as everywhere else, and a small shoe and bag section, with some additional accessories near the till. For some reason there always seems to be a lot of mums with pushchairs in here, though I can't quite figure out why. Prices are competitive, quality occasionally questionable, but generally a pretty decent clothes shop.

It is difficult to speak passionately about these ubiquitous stores adjacent, opposite, and above a…read morevery similar store selling very similar merchandise in a vey similar way. However STorm is probably the more famous, more popular store of the bunch. I must say, I preferred the old store near Lewis's, while the stock was similar, the shop was larger and brighter, there was more stuff and more space to look; it was a little decrepit, but it wasn't in St John's which I tend to find dark and claustrophobic Now there is no alternative I shop here. The stock is variable with some obligatory tat but an occassional bargain (as with most of these style stores) and the staff are always on hand and very helpful.

When I think of Primark I think of big queues, big crowds, modern stores and cheap clothes but also…read moreclothes on the lower-quality side, mainly down to the price with Primark basically being a clothing version of ALDI. Located on Church Street, it is basically right bang in the heart of the One and the centre of Liverpool so the location here is really good, the store is quite large and is in an old building so is nowhere near as modern on the outside, or even the inside as other Primark stores I have visited including stores in Gateshead, Cardiff, Newcastle and Amsterdam, most of which I have visited in the past and awarded a three-star rating to. A lack of renovation could let the store down more than ever now, following H&M locating into the old BHS unit, with a more modern store as the retailer is similar to Primark so action is needed soon. This branch of Primark in a way reminds me of Southport's store, inside it isn't too impressive or modern - which is a shame and it contradicts what you would expect considering Liverpool is a big city, the second biggest in north-west England. I didn't like this store, not just because of the poor overall feel but it just was really untidy, I lost count of clothes on the floor before even getting to the men's section (the ladies section os on the ground floor), and by the looks of things, it looked like it had been that way for a while and staff were unbothered by it, and not doing anything to change it, making it an unsatisfactory and unpleasant place to shop overall. An untidy, uninspiring store which even lets Primark down, if you compare this to other branches of Primark including those in Gateshead and Amsterdam, which I did like, it looks like a completely different store, mainly down to the overall feel, staff and cleanliness of a store, this isn't a store I can reccomend or justify anything over a one-star rating for on this occasion.

Every time I walk into Primark, the store is packed with customers the majority of time which…read moresuggests its popularity. It does tend to attract a lot of students and for those who love a bargain, this is the place to shop. Quality of clothing can be unpredictible but it all depends. If you're fortunate, you may find a garment to last you more than a few years. The store itself is plentiful, serving 5 floors which has something to suit everybody. There is even a homeware section on the top tier. Primark is a shop which you'll either love or hate, and I love it!

When my friend and I discovered this little shop, it took us ages to decide whether the H in…read morePeaches was an H or an N because the lettering was hard to read. But we finally decided that Peaches made a lot more sense than Peacnes, whatever Peacnes is. :p This shop sells women's clothing, and it's fairly nice stuff--very feminine, flowery, ruffles, etc. I liked what I saw, though unfortunately I can't really buy any clothing at the moment due to being a starving writer/artist. Such is life. But I'd definitely like to have another look around this shop next time I actually do have money to spare.

Slaters has to be my surprise of the decade when it comes to menswear. At first impression, the…read moreflight of stairs does make it feel like walking up an office building but all is not what it seems as I found Slaters to be a useful shop. Having recently checked this store out, I was silently surprised to witness two fantastic floors of quality and affordable menswear with friendly, helpful and vigilant staff that look seriously ready to assist. Initially, I didn't think much of the shop from the outside and thought it would be another overly priced clothes shops. Yet, when you see the choice available, there is a suit to match every man, a tie and shirt plus a nice pair of shoes to fit the bill. Whether or not you like to spend much on clothes, the prices vary from one end of the spectrum to the other and feature many brand names to take your fancy. Overall, an excellent choice and you will be well looked after.

I have brought a number of boys to Slater's to purchase their required formal wear; it's great,…read morethere's a great stock and it's all really reasonably priced. Before visiting we had been to innumerable high street stores: Topman, Burton, French Connection, Zara Men, yes, Primark, and the stock was scanty and the size and style range was very poor. Slater's is jam packed, almost dauntingly so, but there are knowledgeable staff on hand to help. Suits can range from £60 to over £200 or you can hire, (the formal range has been extended recently to include Asian Wear) tuxedos and dinner suits are also stocked, as is highland-wear if you're brave/ Scottish enough. While Slater's is known for it's formal wear, they also stock casual ranges: denim, knitwear, coats, polos as well as shoes and accessories. It also sells ladies-wear which is less well known- this section is quite small however and tends to be more formal: suits, shirts and coats. Slater's really look after their clients offering free alterations, personal shopping and personal appointments with disabled customers. I definitely recommend Slater's, and don't be put off by the "it's tucked away" comments, it's easily locatable just off Church Street!

I've been a loyal customer of austin reed for nearly 10 years, their suits fit me better than any…read moreother brands. I recently purchased a charcole 3 piece suit from the austinreed.store in london and it fits perfectly. I ended up getting alot of compliments. The instore customer service was great, Collin helped me ensure the sizing was correct and accessories were good.

In contrast to its neighbour Suits You Austin Reed is a great place to pick up a decent suit that…read morewon't make you want to jab a biro in your eye. Carrying a selection of their own good quality two-piece and three piece suits (although frankly, outside of a wedding, it's difficult to wear a three piece suit without looking like a member of the 1947 shadow cabinet) as well as ties of all hues and thickness and shirts with a range of cuffs and collars the shop is trove for affordable tailoring. This branch is light and well laid out, with shirts put in shelving holes along the back wall and jackets hanging on either side of the shop, organised by cut. The staff are a little bit overzealous when it comes to actually trying to get you to walk out with the suits but were helpful nonetheless. Price-wise you can expect to spend up to £500 and there are plenty of decent examples for under £200. Nice.

All Saints clothes shop in Liverpool One has a wooden cabin theme to it which often makes customers…read morecurious to walk in and find out what the shop is all about. So, that is indeed what I did and I found the experience to be a bit gloomy and dull. Most clothes are dark in nature and had a rugged texture to them, as though they were already worn. There is a men's section upstairs which sells quite similar clothing but again feels quite dismal and the price tags moderately high. However, if you're the type to go for clothes with a frilly, dull and/or worn out look then All Saints might be the shop for you. For me, it just isn't my style.

And now to another of my fashion faves. Okay, I know that the clothes don't necessarily last a long…read moretime, they don't wash well and can lose their shape rather quickly for something you're paying so much for, but I'm totally drawn in by the con. I can't help it - I do love All Saints. Those structured, layered dresses, those maxis that look so much cooler than all the paisley ones ladies seem to be wandering round in these days, the jackets that are nothing but strictly ornamental and boots that manage to be masculine and feminine at the same time... it's all here, and it's all stunning. This particular branch has an excellent menswear department with many different vests, and the sales are nothing short of fantastic. I admire All Saints for its quirky design, really not many people can carry it off but it doesn't mean they don't try, and quite frankly I disagree with the idea that everything in the store only suits the long and lean. Different sets offer qualities for different figures, and All Saints has a knack for celebrating this. I'm truly a sucker for it. Just... go in sale period, save yourself from constant sharp intakes of breath.

As you can see from the updated pics, this place is pretty cool although you do have to wind your…read moreway up and rover Toni & Guy's salon. Amanda will be happy to talk you through all the designs from Brazil, Spain, Netherlands and France which are selected for their cut, shape and design over their label. Most designers are undiscovered and the aim here is to bring something different to the city. I didn't like being made to wait whilst the the owner made a call but otherwise a pleasant experience. Prices from £40 to 400.

From the owner: At Style Clinic, they offer a collection of womenswear, to suit all style personalties, body shapes…read moreand budgets. With collections from around the world, your sure to find something to suit. Style Clinic offers shoes and jewellery to compliment their collections too! Style Clinic also offers a great style and image service, in a very friendly and welcoming environment. Both partners have worked in the fashion industry for many years and have a great understanding of women and their differing needs.

Been there on many occasions. The fashion is second to none. I've always left withh at least 2…read moregarments of clothing, that wold be double the price on any high street store. Last time I was there I bought a Bloodbath Project Jumper and a Bishop Hooded Bloodbath Jacket. Ive never seen clothing this good, or actually seen Bloodbath Clothing sold anywhere else. Cheers Ian