When walking into this shop you feel immediately like a lady, as this place sells ladies things…read more I was last minute wedding accessories shopping and I realised, only by looking into the shop window, I didn't have a necklace. The one on the half a head dummy looked beautiful, ok my description of the display may not be selling it to you but it was a really pretty and unusual looking piece of jewellery. This shop is probably more mother of the bride by looking at the outfits on display. They do have a good range of accessories, from fasinators, handbags, scarfs and jewellery. The ladies were very helpful and the lady who initially served me got the necklace from the shop window for me. It was a little more than I would have liked to have spent but it really was pretty and would go perfectly with my outfit. So next time you're in Hamilton ladies have a wee look. It does feel very intimate as it's a small sized shop but it's very brightly lit and you can see in through the window display, so I would window shop first before heading in. By the way there's no way you'll get 'Madonna Voguing' here, a wee disappointed but I'll get over it. I just keep it all in my head instead. Vogue!

Eyecandy is a great little boutique on Clarkston Road, they have outfits which are all very…read morereasonably priced and they also have accessories such as belts and fancy scarves to go with them. The window display is ever changing and everything always looks very sophisticated. The clothes always look great quality and even though the clothes aren't ridiculously expensive, they look like they should cost a lot of money. My aunt has bought a few items from here and I particularly like a couple of scarves she's purchased from Eyecandy. Whenever I have ventured in, I usually have a browse at their costume jewellery, I got my mum a lovely brooch from here a few years ago. They have a good selection and many unusual pieces too. Great little place and the staff are really friendly too I also adore the name!

My old school friend text me to say that he was up for Christmas from Manchester. He asked if was I…read morestill kicking about Blantyre and I sure am so he suggested heading to Asda Blantyre Cafe. When he came to my bit he had fortunately changed his mind and said 'Howsabout EK instead?' Yay, you betcha! I love the East Kilbride Shopping Centre or it's more the Centre West bit that I like best nowadays. It's actually split into several shopping malls, Prince's Mall and The Plaza were the first then they linked up The Plaza to the Olympia with the ice rink and cinema. I loved that part when I was younger. Then they covered up Prince's Square to become a mall then recently added on to The Plaza, Centre West. If you enter from the bus station it is a bit grim but keep heading through and it does get better. I normally park at Centre West but my friend likes parking at the Olympia. We still don't know how you can park in the underneath car park. Hmm?!! Anyhoo it was lovely to grace this entrance, it was completely mobbed, lovely to see the ice rink still as busy as ever. *Flashback* First time I was ever on an ice rink with my mum. Did witness someone fall and have their hand slashed though. I remember the paramedics and blood on the ice. Fortunately it didn't put me too much off ice skating. We mostly window shopped as we didn't see much we fancied in the sales. We decided to stop for a wee coffee at Costa in The Plaza. There's plenty of food courts and coffee shops about in all the malls. I love the food court in Centre West best. The one at the ice rink not so much nowadays, if you saw it you would understand why. It's great to come here especially when it's raining as everything's all under one roof and it's call Toys R er maybe not. Did most of my Christmas shopping here as there's a great variety of shops. There's still empty lets in the various malls but there's still plenty of shops to make you drop.

East Kilbride shopping centre elicits a mixed opinion from me. If you'd shopped here 5 years ago,…read moreit was a plethora of shops and you were able to get absolutely everything you were looking for. Today, it's a bit pathetic and every second lot seems to be lying empty. There's everything here you'd expect in a shopping centre; Topshop, a huge Debenhams, Waterstones and a selection of others. There's also a couple of cafés, a McDonald's and a decent sized food court. There's also a huge ice rink and upstairs there's an Odeon cinema and a library. It has a lot in it, it's just a bit depressing to walk through and see most of the lots lying empty.

I completely agree with Eleanor's statement that the dresses are old fashioned. There is no doubt…read morethat many of these are aimed at more mature ladies and this is pretty apparent from a glance at the window display. However, there are also some rather fancy numbers which would be good for more formal do's. Though, like Eleanor I'm pretty small at 5ft 3", hence didn't even attempt to try on their long, flowing cocktail dresses. This is also the reason why I can't comment greatly on customer service. But, when I popped in for a nosey the staff seemed pleasant enough and after a quick greeting and enquiry as to what I had in mind, they happily left me along to have a browse. Potentially this was only because I clearly had no idea or occasion in mind, who knows? Anyway, this is a pleasant enough shop though up my street; I'm sure it's the kind of place that your mum or older aunt might enjoy a look in.

Cuckoo is a very fancy little boutique on Clarkston Road. I popped in here a few years ago when I…read morewas looking for a dress for my School Leavers Dance. This didn't go as well as I'd hoped. After trying on what felt like 100 dresses, I left disheartened as none of them suited me. I actually thought a few looked quite good but the busybody shop assistant assured me that none of them did after humming and hawing and a series of, "yes, that one's not for you..." I can't say it was a very positive shopping experience and definitely not good for my self-confidence. To be fair, I'm only 5ft so very small and I guess I didn't really do any of the dresses justice. I kind of just looked like a little girl who was trying on my mums clothes. I think the dresses here are generally designed for womanly hourglass figures so unless you're Marilyn Monroe, forget it. The dresses are very glamorous to look at but I found some of them were a bit old fashioned and be warned, if you're looking for an ego boost you definitely won't get it here!

This is located in the under cover shopping centre. The store is bright and has two entrances. The…read morestaff are friendly and you can usually find someone to help if need be. The store holds a good range of womans clothing from jeans, dresses, jumpers etc. They also stock mens clothing on the second floor again selling jeans and t-shirts etc. They also stock a variety of shoes, belts, bags etc. It is a better size compared to its own store and it does stock plus sizes which is good as the clothes are more fashionable. The value is okay for the quality. All in all a good shop in East Kilbride.

Well laid-out New Look store with departments for women, men, children, accessories, shoes and…read morematernity wear. The store is in an excellent location in the old Co-op location and provides access to the upper levels through stairs, escalator and lift. The downstairs can tend to feel somewhat cramped and therefore awkward to negotiate with a wheelchair or pram but the staff will happily move units to accommodate the additional clearance requirement. Staff here are always helpful and pleasant, the store is clean and tidy. A well-needed example of how to run a successful store.

Cherry Pie is where the East Kilbride goths (of which there are surprisingly many) buy their…read moreclothes. There is emo everything in here, including some snazzy winter hooded jackets. Even emo baby is catered for with some baby groes displaying skulls and crossbones and the like. Upstairs caters to Emo man. The staff seemed pretty friendly and helpful.

With a few of these scattered across the country, it's fair to assume there must be a market for…read moreCherry Pie and its range of alternative clothing and jewellery. Equally fair to assume, as I visit this shop sporting a grey, moto-less jumper and jeans that do not reveal half my boxer shorts, that I am not part of it. In saying that, compared to most other alternative clothing outlets I've encountered during my Yelping days, this appears to be fairly timid fare, concentrating more on the emo side of things as opposed to, well, leather catsuits, crotchless pants and the like. It's a friendly enough little shop and prices seem reasonable, with a bargain box holding a range of t-shirts lying in one corner. All black, of course. Again, to my untrained eye I would suggest the stock tends to gear more towards the emo kids who figure they might not be emo kids in a few years, as opposed to those who are in it for life. The staff look the part, sporting more piercings than your average pincushion, although they somewhat let the side down by playing an acoustic verson of Run by Snow Patrol during my visit. \m/

Worst company ever dealt with. Sold my mum a dress size too big but was told by Emma it would be OK…read moreto get altered and not cost much (they didnt have orginal size but mum liked the dress). Mum contacted several alteration companies recommended by Lady G, was told dress would need completely remade and would cost about £400. If we were told that prior to purchasing wouldn't have bought the dress as it was already expensive. No refunds given. Horrible way to treat people especially when it comes to wedding outfits for mother of the bride. A huge day for someone lady g completely ruined experience. Took Lady G to court and won the case! Managed to get all money back, and sell the dress online and money for that too. Avoid at all costs!! Awful customer service and very cheeky!

STAY AWAY!!!! My after sales experience was the worst I've…read moreever had and that is comparing with the worst car after sales out there. If you have to shop in Lady G, be absolutely sure you are ok with your purchase as MANAGEMENT!!! Will not under ANY circumstances allow a refund. The staff May offer an exchange but if you hesitate hoping for a refund MANAGEMENT will very quickly withdraw their offer by letter then ignore any other correspondence. Not very professional. One member of staff made the comment " it wasn't too much of a big deal in the big scheme of a wedding" Really?????? I feel extremely let down and financially robbed.

Quiz clothing can more often than not look quite cheap and nasty but I do remember getting some…read moreoutfits from here when I was in my teens and I guess teens are who it's aimed at. Before I was allowed to venture into town I used to come shopping at East Kilbride with my friends and we would often browse round Quiz. It was particularly good if we had a Christmas school party coming up and the clothing was a little bit more trendy than Tammy in Etam. Nowadays when I walk by quite a lot of clothes in the window look like they wouldn't go amiss in the windows of Ann Summers. However I did see a nice body con skirt in Quiz a few weeks ago, it was only £14.99 and I was tempted but when I tried it on it had no shape and the fabric didn't look like it would last a wash. Overall, best leave Quiz for the tweens.

I went into the shop in East Kilbride today to return a few dresses I had ordered online. I did not…read morerealise you cannot return online items to the shops, two girls Erin and Kayleigh were extremely helpful and instead of making me feel silly they actually helped me pack up my refund so I could go straight to the Post Office. The girls provided a really good customer service.

While it's debatable whether children who are only two or younger know what looks good or not, if…read moreyou are a new Mum or know one this is definitely the place to go to buy some baby clothes that are both cute, trendy and a wee bit out of the ordinary. The clothes range also covers expectant mums, glad no doubt, to be able to choose something other than the usual dungarees and huge t-shirts. Recent additions to the shop include very pretty Mother and child accessories and crockery, including a Beatrix Potter range. While not cheap (some of the clothes are crazy dear, craaazy dear) you can rely on being the best dressed Mum or child around, if that is your priority. Otherwise, it's hard to beat Asda's George these days.

If you've read any of my previous reviews on little boutiques like this then you may well be a tad…read moresupriesd to learn that i.. really do like this place. Tucked away down on the quite splendidly west endy Skirving Street on the South Side, this place is a quite funky wee shop with cutsey clothing, accessories and other bits and bobs for gals and babies.....there is a gentle nod to some guys stuff but really, with a name like Butterfly Kisses they aint exactly lookng to corner the man market. Anyway, this is a cute wee place with some really funky gear. Ok its a tad pricey but to be honest the gear looks to be of a high quality and its in nowhere near the same ridiculous price bracket as the west end. With a freindly and helpful owener i do hope this place is around to celebrate its second birthday come next year.....me likes.