This shop is in the Arndale so you can park at a cost. It is a small shop as already mentioned, so…read morenot a huge range of anything. however, it is fab for ladies flip flops and bags, also kids T shirts, and for pressies. Staff are cheerfula nd it feels like a cool shop to be in.

I love this shop! Okay, some things are expensive but they are great quality and very stylish! Good…read morerange of both summer and winter wear, and the accessories are well worth a look at. Staff are helpful and have no problems with taking returns etc. The Arndale Centre could do with more small shops like this.

Oasis is another enormous shop with an enormous commitment to the post-holiday sale: Some items of…read moreclothing are up to 70% off. These sale items are near the front of the shop, and, upon closer inspection, I'd say most of them were quite cute, but with one strange detail per item. Some have strangely puffy shoulders. Others have a zipper down the first of the top. You know, just odd things. Some clothing racks are marked as under £10 and include a few pairs of jeans - but in a sort of weird, sky blue. The regular priced outfits are much nicer. I saw some great suit jackets for around £65, and lots of sweaters for between £40 - £50. The selection is quite impressive, as the shop continues much farther back than it first seems. Boots are displayed in a few places throughout the shop, and the shoe section in the back contains an assortment of brightly coloured high heels, winter boots and flat shoes. Accessories include the usual selections of jewellery and winter attire and there are also a few watches available, starting at around £20.

This has always been a favourite shop of mine. The branch is relatively large and they stock a…read moregreat deal of their collection. If they don't have what you want in stock then the staff are always willing to try and locate it for you. Has a separate shoe and accessory area. The changing rooms are on the lower level and are large and spacious. There is even an area for bored boyfriends to sit whilst waiting !

Meh. I guess it must be a sign of the times but I'm feeling a little bit over River Island these…read moredays. It's probably my age as I used to love the clothes from here, but now nothing takes my fancy. I remember growing up being a particular fan of their funky carrier bags - use one of these for your PE kit and you were part of the cool gang (Ok, really showing my age now!) But like their carrier bags, the clothing has slipped down in my estimation. I rarely find anything I like here and the whole experience usually stresses me out, especially at sale time. Random items of clothing litter the shop and it's so full of hormonal teenagers there is barely room to move (there I go again...!) Anyway, whatever the reason, RI is just not for me these days, I'd rather take my cash somewhere else.

River Island is a trendy shop and the prices reflect that. Shirts are normally £35 a pop if that…read moregives you a clue so it's middle of the road if you look at prices. I am a big fan of River Island and it will always be one of my 1st stops when I hit up Churchill Square for a few hours of looking at myself in the mirror in tonnes of new gear. Always a good way to get in a good mood! Bost male and female diverse ranges means that if your being dragged round by the misses all day you can split up and spend a bit of time being interested in whats on the shelves. With the website now offering the whole range you do not even have to leave the house to get a feel for the types of clothes they have to offer. You can also get bits and bobs such as belts and wallets and all the bags and bits of make-up that the ladies want.

I love this shop, it is reasonably priced and has a good range of everyday clothes. It is great for…read morebigger sizes too, I think it goes up to a size 22 but unlike a lot of other places they also do longer and shorter lengths and the clothes are cut to fit a curvier shape. It doesn't do enough 'party' clothing for my liking, more jeans, jumpers, tops and work wear. Staff are helpful if asked.

Good quality reasonably priced womens fashion shop. Caters for most sizes, pretty good for larger…read moreladies. There is also a few rails of petite sizes. Shop isn't very big but it serves it's purpose. Also a shoe section at the back.

Mottoo has two separate shops in the Lanes - one for women's clothing, one for men's. It took me…read moretwo tries, but I found the shop for a wealthier version of me - Yikes. I should have been able to guess the price range from the designer names on the walls - Dolce & Gabbana. Stella Mcartney, Paul ... something. The cheapest top I saw was £125, and it was just skimpy, thin fabric. I suppose you'd be paying for the genius creativity that went into the design, though. Is that the way it works? I kept looking, though, for interest's sake. Jeans - £335, a lovely sweater for£ 425. It was all nice stuff - accessories included shoes and belts and bags, and I noticed a few stylish winter coats. So, I suppose I would recommend Mottoo if these prices seem about right to you.

A fashion boutique in the heart of Brighton's center offers great ranges of the latest styles from…read moresuch designers as Paul Smith, Nicole Farhi and Betty Jackson. However if your are not planning to splurge - do not bother to go there. Prices start at around a 100 pounds and the staff is interested only in those who have the money.

Fashion clothing at it's best, although some bits are expensive. There is usually a good choice of…read morestock - they cater for men and women. The store is quite large and they have a faith shoes franchise within the store. Changing rooms are a bit limited with only two cubicles in the ladies and a communal section too - not great if you, like me dislike showing the world your lumps and bumps! In my experience the staff are usually quite helpful and in good supply. The clothes are well made and tend to stand the test of time too. Another store within the Arndale Centre so as usual, there is parking in the car park but it is charged.

I love this shop and the range of up-to-date fashions it stocks. The sizes always seem to fit well…read moreand suit my camgirl figure. I love the fact that a lot of the ranges come in various colours too so I can buy one of several colours if I want. The staff seems to enjoy the high-fashion feel of their jobs and are really knowledgeable when it comes to their lines.

This is a lower mid-range bouique type place, selling mostly high fashion clothes…read more These aren't high quality clothes, but if you want some cheap and generally slightly unusual items, then Lily LV might just fit the bill. Llike many similar shops in Brighton, there are a lot of dresses and tops, often more orientated towards 'going out clothes' than everyday wear. They also seem to have a permanent sale rail, and I often find myself in here just to check its contents. As well as clothes, they do have a fairly limited shoe range, but these always look a little too much on the cheap side for me. I'll stick to the sparkly tops.

This is one of your typical city centre fashion stores where you're likely to find cheaper and…read moreslightly off season versions of the latest trends. For example, go there now and you'll still find this summer's floral body con dresses which have long disappeared from the Top Shop racks. They look cheaper and aren't great quality, but Lily Lv is great for a bargain if you miss the boat on a trend and it's all sold out elsewhere. Can't say I have much reason to go here, but there's a good range of stock, decent prices and a selection of teen pop playing most days - this shop is probably more for the aged 14 - 18 shoppers.

There are some surprisingly nice clothes available from this little North Laine shop…read more One of many independent, fairly cheap boutique type places in the area, this is I think one of the better ones. They tend to stock more unusual clothes, with skull-patterned dresses, brightly coloured jumpers and unusual t-shirts. I bought one of my favourite t-shirts here, which depicts two giraffes kissing. Aaah. They also seem to have a constant sale rail, which does often include a lot of duff items, but occassional gems can be found here - I bought a couple of lovely £5 dresses here over the summer.

When I walked into Sassy's, I assumed I'd do a once around and walk out. The front of the shop is…read morevery goth-centric, with black ballerina dresses and skull-themed accessories. But it's a bit of a mix and match shop really, and I was surprised to find a long, grey sweater that I liked enough to try on. Unfortunately, it was one of those styles that looks much nicer hanging on the rack. So, I'd consider this a clothing shop with a twist, if that category were an option.