Nina Stephanie is my most favourite North Adelaide clothing store and my wardrobe is littered with…read moreitems I've bought from there. Despite being located across the road from their fashion competitors TuYu, Nina Stephanie does a good trade and there is always customers in the store having a browse. They stock labels such as Bluejuice, Paradisco, Angel Biba and Sweetacacia and have a great range of casual and formal wear. The store is spacious and clean and everything is laid out well so it can be easily perused. There are a couple of large change rooms (I hate pokey ones) and the staff are helpful if you need any assistance. They also have a permanent sale rack where items are alternated and they are actually not all junk like most sale racks are; it is a good first port of call to look for a bargain. Most dresses are around $60-90 mark.

A delightful boutique offering the best seasonal clothing at affordable prices. Good selection,…read morecuts and styles and there is always something to pick out for that special occasion, cocktail evenings or just for a girls night out. I love coming here as it's worth checking out their sale racks and happy to report I picked up a summer dress which will go perfectly for my next beach outing. Makes for a fun shopping outing with the girls.

Now, if you're wondering exactly why I've been frequenting Boutique Mon Ami, it's not because I've…read moreneeded a pretty little frock - but my wife has. The boutique carries a good range of quality clothing, and it's conveniently close to home for us - she's found a few things here while I've stood around wearing my best 'just a tad out of my environment' expression, waiting for her to try something on so I can tell her how good it looks. Luckily it's always looked good and I haven't had to lie about how good things are :) Well worth a look if you're after something a little special.

From the owner: Boutique Mon Ami specialises in beautiful Formal Wear and Mother of the Bride/Groom plus a stunning…read morerange of day wear

M M FASHION I can always find something new each time i go looking ,very friendly staff…read more alterations can be done if needed ,i am in the older age group but I do like to keep up with the fashion and look nice !! makes you feel good !!! You are never to old !! Barbara. .

This is me pretending to talk to my friend Kate about fashion:…read more Me: 'Hey girl, I love your dress, is that from .... Target Free Fusion?' Kate: 'It's an Alice Mccall.' Me: 'Oh right. Hehe. Of course.' Kate: ......'Is your skirt made of newspaper?' I'm not a fashion expert but these names might mean something to you: Palma Talulah Shakuhachi, This is Genevive, One Teaspoon, Children of the Sun, Azuki, Alice Mccall, Piper Lane? Love Affair is actually a bit of a surprise. You have to pass the chicken shop, and the Cafe Primo, and the Blockbuster, and the Eagle Boys, and then at the end of this suburban dream shopping centre you find: funky high end fashion. Who knew? The shop is small but packed full of stuff and from what I can see they have a high turnover, not unlike my handbag and chocolates. While I'm not a fashionista I have noticed that they have one-offs and quirky pretty things that you wouldn't find anywhere else. They also always have sales racks at the front with really nice stuff too. And the store name: provocative isn't it? Makes you want to buy a dress. And some condoms. Good store.

rubbish business cant even reply to provide a refund for low quality rubbish product RUDE OWNER!read more

I absolutely love this store. I've been a member of Whistles since before I was old enough to shop…read morewithout my mum. They stock a great collection of Aussie and global fashion, latest trends, pieces inspired by, or straight from, the national and international catwalks. So yes it's high-end clothing galore, but what I really like is to touch up the House of Harlow accessories. This is Nicole Ritchie's retro inspired jewellery collection that has a cool edge to it (fun fact: I had a passer by moment in LA with the lass when she was knocked up with her first kiddy). It's ridiculously expensive for non-precious metal, but considering it's modern vintage it's not really going out of fashion anytime soon, see it as an investment. In a nutshell - exclusive brands!

A small shop with a delightful selection of designers. From big names of Oz fashion like Alice…read moreMcCall to majorly covetable (and hard to find in Adelaide) labels like Acne, Whistles is so on top of it it's almost ridic... and I love it. They have a couple of different stores around Adelaide, and this is their smallest, and as well as the usual pieces from higher end labels, this one seems to have a slightly larger selection of local and lower priced pieces than the other stores. Oh, and lots of sass + bide jeans! I'm picky when it comes to clothes but pretty much every time I come in here I see something I want to take home and wear (...and sometimes I can even afford to!)

Newly opened in Mawson Lakes, Blush Boutique sell a range of younger womens's clothes, especially…read morefor going out at night or to town. It is never very busy, as Mawson doesn't actually have a sopping centre or strip, you more need to wander around and source out these shops. There is nice stuff in there, although I have seen much of it online for a lot cheaper.. Not much competition around, only Wicked on the next corner, have a browse if you are in the area.

Newly opened Boutique in Mawson Lakes. They also have an on- line store which is very useful. Great…read moreclothes, heaps of dresses & the prices are great! Sandy & Nadia are always more then happy in helping you find that prefect outfit. I never walk out the store empty handed and they never seem to dissapoint. Worth while taking the trip down to Mawson Lakes and checking out Blush Boutique.

This shopping district is petite but I couldn't be happier I live soo close to it…read more For its size there actually is a wide variety of shops. For one two full sized supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths) within metres of each other. As well as- * A chemist/pharmacy. * A fruit and veg. * Two cafes- including a Michele's Patisserie. * A sushi bar. * Just Cuts. * Bendigo Bank. * A few clothes shops- including a Noni B and Millers. * A health foods shop. * A nail tech. * A masseuse. * A gift shop. * A bottle-o. (Hidden away down by Woolies) * An optometrist. * The Reject Shop. * An Indian restaurant. (Outside) * Jets gym. (Outside) And yet there's still a few vacant spaces for other things to eventually move in. I think a planned newsagent is popping up soon. There's also a RediATM inside, and I'm sure there's another somewhere but I just can't remember where and what. There is a lot of parking, including roof top, underground and to the east side of the building. Each have their individual access points to the inside. There's also a lift which takes you to each level, and travellators (not escalators) so also being very easy for disability access. Next door outside is also the Newton Post Office, a Chinese restaurant, another gym, and another discount variety store. So simply said this convenient corner in Newton/Rostrevor is one of the greatest establishments in the area for basically everything!! And also if you do find yourself spending too much time here at any one point, there are two public toilets in the building. (One by Coles and one near the travellators on the main level).

It's a nice little shopping centre. It's a bit messy and for anything but food shopping there isn't…read moremuch else.