Apart from offering such a random mix of female clothing that I feel like all three generations of…read morefemales in my family could find something to wear here, this place is pretty typical of the women's clothing stores you find in shopping centres. I was surprised to come across some really nice stuff, but there was a lot of stuff which didn't appeal to me at all. It's a big place with heaps to choose from. A friendly, gossip-loving sales assistant was working at the time of my visit, and her conversation with another customer about their families provided a lively, interesting backdrop for my browsing.

Katz is a bit of a mixed bag of clothing styles. Overall, I guess it could be described as smart…read morecasual. There are some interesting pieces and some really nice earthy tones plus some solid black clothes that would go with anything. Some items with beads, some with frills and some with lace. The range of clothing is good although not all of it is something I would purchase. Each to their own. Because there are a few different styles, most people would be able to find something to their liking at a good price. They also have a few good quality handbags and accessories. There was a few nice necklaces and belts that I quite liked last time I was in.

This shop tries to specialise in too wide of a range of stuff considering how tiny it is. Their…read morestuff is nice enough, but stocking clothes for women and children as well as accessories in such a small space makes for an overcrowded shop. Despite it's less than pleasant setup they did have some clothes and handbags that I really liked, so it's certainly not all bad.

If you need a bag of any sort, Zelows is a good place to start. I was looking for a clutch to take…read moreto a friend's wedding but didn't really have anything in mind. Zelows has clutches, hand bags, luggage, wallets and backpacks. They have a range of styles, materials and colours for each category. The hand bag range is really good, with a range of styles for every price range from budget to fairly expensive. I ended up opting for a tiny black and silver shoulder bag that will go with heaps of clothes I already own. What I do like is that they cater for a few different tastes, from minimal and sophisticated, to bright and textured. They have some really good specials from time to time too so it is worth going back.

It's a Hong Kong and Korean fusioned little clothing shop hidden between the toilets and the other…read morelittle restaurants in a corner of the ever busy, Market Square. Don't get me wrong... I love this place, it's fancy, pretty, clean and looks very couture. But when I browsed the clothing rack on the left and saw that a printed tee-shirt was $59 I started to do that awkward this store is a rip job thing with my face and body expression. Perfect for when the lady in the store approached me with a 'can I help you with anything?'. Priceless. So I browsed some more... they have nail polish, cute belts, hair clips, a whole bunch of accessories... on the other clothing rack there are cute little long tops or shirt dresses... either way with my first browse clocking up a $175 for a top, the rest was Yelping history. It's overpriced for Market Square... and I hope it does well... I just can't see myself buying anything there, plus they only have petite little size 6-10 outfits... so no go for me.

Finding a nice clothing boutique in Market Square was definitely not something I was expecting. A…read moresurplus of kimchi, chicken feet and adzuki beans yes, but not fashionable clothing. Surprise aside, this shop is pretty cute. They sell casual tees, brightly coloured dressy tops, cute denim and satin dresses and a variety of shoes. Ok, so the sizes are suited to the smaller frame, but are still worth having a browse through. Plus the shop itself is beautifully spaced out, so you don't find yourself jammed in next to fellow shoppers.