You won't get this service on the high street! At Bella Blackrock you are treated as an individual,…read moregiven the very best styling tips and a bespoke shopping experience while you support the circular economy in style. Highly recommended popping in to pick up timeless fashion and curated accessories.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Dublin never fails to surprise me…read more How else could I describe the little touch of glam Samia's lends to Mary Street little? An unlikely haven for fashion sets and ornate Bollywood blingers, this beacon of the side street far outshines all of its neighbours (even you, Stripper Clothes Shop). And, as it's part of the same company running the excellent Asian grocery across the street, I'm quite confident this shop is as equally thought out and well maintained as it's big brother. I've window shopped here many times, loving the look of those candy-bright wedding necklaces and earrings glittering in the window. Inside there's a heavenly selection of ultra-bright beaded saris, choli, encrusted heels and matching bags. It's a window of sunshine, to be certain. The stuff in here is certainly not every day wear, and some of the colours are not for the faint of heart, but it's most definitely worth at least a look-in just for the whiff of incredible Asian fashion.

I have to admit I really, really want to be invited to an Indian wedding. It just all seems so…read moreextravagant and amazing and like a hell of a lot of fun! They've got all the items you need to complete your outfit, wedding dresses, jewellery for the bride and for the guests, bangles galore, bags and footwear! So many shiny things so little time!! If you don't have a wedding to attend there's still plenty of stuff you can wear to add a bit of edge to your wardrobe. They also do henna, and have tons and tons of designs, so if you fancy a tattoo, but don't want it to last forever this is perfect for you.

Love love love this place. It's great for anything accessory-wise (the name is so misleading,…read moreright??!). So we're talking hats, bags, purses, jewellery, flip flops, head pieces etc. I find it particularly great if I'm going to a wedding or the races. I buy an outfit, head to accessorize, and customize it with some pretty bangles r maybe a brooch. It's also a great way to transform an old outfit you have in the back of your wardrobe without spending a fortune!

Just as I wish I could buy every single thing in Monsoon, so I wish I could buy every single thing…read morein this place, Monsoon's shop dedicated to accessories. The jewelry, purses, hair accessories, hats, umbrellas and more are all really young, fun and pretty. There is a hefty dose of glitz here, but everything manages to avoid straying over the edge to cheesy and tacky. I find the necklaces especially nice, having fallen in love with a pretty bauble with a teeny bird in a tiny cage. Winter weather gear like scarves, hats and gloves are very, very adorable and would be a great way to keep things fashionable when you're otherwise bundled up. Upstairs they sell adorable clothes for babies and kids. The highlight is definitely the frilly, foofy fancy stuff, probably designed for flower girls in wedding parties. The only downside is that I think everything is too expensive. While the stuff is cute, I don't think it's quality enough to demand the attached prices.

Triple snaps to C&C for bringing Dublin Debs the most thorough catalog of formal accessories yet…read more The prices are fantastic when you need a wow-bag on a budget (if you're going to spend €300 on a gown, €50 for the bag is a doddle). They've got the right baguette, clutch or bag, the perfect pashmina wrap in any colour, plus matching bracelets, necklaces and cocktail rings to set off almost every formal frock. And with several stores throughout Dublin, it's clear these stockists know their market well.

This shop looks so very cute from the outside, with its spectrum of colourful handbags hanging in…read morethe windows. It's a very innovative means of store decoration and it really attracts the eye. Once inside, you will discover that this shop, which you probably imagined would be far too expensive for its own good, actually stocks reasonably-priced merchandise. Handbags go for around 40 euro. Aside from handbags they also stock scarves (also laid out in a rainbow splash of vibrant colour), jewellery (some of it is very nice - especially the emerald green bracelets), and other necessities for any glammed-up event. This shop would be the perfect place to find a handbag to match an awkwardly-coloured dress, or to shop for accessories for a wedding or cocktail outfit.

This place has everything. I can get almost any hard-to-find item here. There is a guy on staff…read morethat goes above and beyond the call of duty to find what I'm looking for. I will get his name but won't post it, Don't want to embarrass or offend him. He will search and search until he finds what I need Their prices are extremely reasonable. Can't complain about any of the merchandise I've bought here. Everything is holding up well.

As Laura mentioned, the bubble gum pink storefront of Beads and Bling is irresistible, as is the…read moregreat name. They seem to have gone in the opposite direction of the American rappers who coined the term and instead Bling represents hundreds of different types of beads, notions, findings and jewelry making supplies, rather than diamond encrusted pimp cups and Jesus faces. The selection here is awesome, the best I've seen so far in a bead shop in Dublin. They've got every material represented, from plastic to crystal to stone. Unlike some of the other shops I've visited, Beads and Bling has a great assortment of focal beads and beads that are different shapes. I found some darling little leaf earrings that basically made themselves. I didn't have to design a thing, just threw them on some wire, and put them on some earrings. Done and done, and all of the supplies came from here.

Shoes and bags! How can you resist going in here for a peek? Carl Scarpa is always up to date with…read morethe latest trends and designs footwear that's classy, practical and comfortable. Made generally by Italian designers with the finest materials, these shoes are made for walking and built to last. Hence, they're a bit on the pricey side, but their sales are great for grabbing a bargain! The shop itself is well laid out, decorated with neatly hanging ornaments and has a sophisticated vibe to it.

Showco specializes in women's accessories with a twist. Instead of playing it safe, this tiny shop…read more(it's actually a hallway in Georges Street Arcade) stocks the craziest colours. It sells neon tights, orange hats, purple headbands, red suspenders. It also has a lot of skull and bones accessories. Prices are decent. Expect to pay 5 Euro and up for most things. What makes Showco great is that it doesn't do boring. Shopping for accessories can at times be dull but this shop manages to keep it interesting.

This place is really cool for costumes and fun sexy lingerie -I don't know of anywhere else that…read moredoes Legs Avenue Lingerie. I popped in today for a look around and there were bowler hats, Venetian masques, wigs, tights and stockings, hats, Beatles bags, and different brands of goth bags. Absolutely fabulous spot.

Are you 30 or 40-something, fairly wealthy, and into quality, resort-style clothing? Then Stepz is…read morefor you. This store isn't really to my tastes, but I don't fit into any of the above categories, so I guess it's not surprising. However, even though I wouldn't shop here I can appreciate that Stepz stocks a fairly decent range of clothing in quality brands and fabrics. The styles sometimes leave a little to be desired, but that's probably more a matter of personal taste than anything else. I did happen to find one very gorgeous camel coloured, very tightly fitted business skirt which, if not for the phenomenal price tag, would have complemented my wardrobe rather nicely. Stepz also stocks a range of jewellery and shoes, but I wasn't overly impressed with their offerings. Again, their range would probably appeal more to its target audience. Yet another boutique for the ladies-who-lunch of Malahide.

How much this place needs a face lift it still has the same interior as it did when it opened,…read morewhich I wouldn't mind but there is nothing in the shopping centre Penneys has got to be the smallest ones and they got a CEX store which always feel like a death sentence for a shopping centre

One of better shopping centers in Dublin. You ask why? It's pretty simple, not too big and not over…read morecrowded. Has mostly everything you'd want. From petrol station to cinema. AIB bank is right beside it on the road near by. Lots of parking spaces. No time limit.