Shopping in Sydney - Page 3

elegantly_wasted · 30-06-2008

No one has mentioned House of Cashmere or The Vintage Clothing Shoppe in the arcade across from LV on Castlereagh st in the city...

Are there any good designer vintage stores (besides the one mentioned above) I'd love to have the luck many people have in the US of finding intact vintage Chanels.. and what not

bigb3n · 01-07-2008

hmmm not a clue...

house of cashmere is oh soo good though....

vvs1 · 23-05-2009

any new update for shopping in sydney ????

bigb3n · 08-06-2009

guess not

Cicciolina · 02-07-2009

Sydney shopping is quite er, quiet :p

I used to do lots of market/vintage shopping, stopped, and started up again recently. Kirribilli markets is terrible. I used to find lots of great buys, now everything is so expensive, and there's not much vintage or good 2nd hand stuff anymore, just lots of commercial things/mass imports of cheap clothing. It was a huge disappointment. DON'T GO!

Frenger. · 14-07-2009

does anybody know any non-designer places? places with good stuff that have a more reasonable price.has anyopne heard of the frock exchange? and if you've been is it good?

Cicciolina · 15-07-2009

I've never had any luck at Frock Exchange but some of my friends have gone and found decent stuff.

tortoisie · 15-07-2009

I am a cheap a$$, so I like to go to Rozelle markets on weekends to buy second hand used stuff.

Sometimes you find ultra cool stuff and the atmosphere there is great.

kito09 · 15-07-2009

^ Aw, that sounds awesome

. I never heard of it before, Not to far from me aswell.

Thanks!

Frenger. · 17-07-2009

Ah thankyou! I will check it out sometime soon

serenade · 26-07-2009

i miss my dear old sydney!!! glebe markets

, the wonderful surry hills with cream on crown (well, EVERY shop on crown street. love for grandma takes a trip and C's flashback!), and in saying that, cream on king in newtown.

i also highly reccommend checking out www.twothousand.com.au, a free to-your-inbox magazine. i found utter gems through this, and not just for shopping, but for entertainment, art, and hidden spots, as well.

vvs1 · 06-04-2011

any update sor shopping in sydney & gold cost ?
any europian designer botique address please

ckashie · 29-07-2011

^ We now have a Miu Miu in Sydney Westfield but really, if you're coming from overseas it would probably be much cheaper to buy from wherever you live or over the internet. The markups are ridiculous here. It was reported in the Sydney Morning Herald a while ago that the markups for cosmetics in Aus/NZ are the highest in the world. For example, we pay at least double US$ MAC prices despite our dollar being much stronger.

As a Sydney resident/market fan, I can say that in the past few years Sydney markets have really suffered from people wholesaling mass-produced cheap clothes. Glebe, Paddington, Kirribilli- I don't know why they let people do this. Every second stall was one last time I went to Glebe, they all sell the same things from the same manufacturers and it was so disappointing to see. You go to a market for local designers and individual pieces and designs- these people shouldn't be allowed to sell there.

Pogi · 08-12-2011

Gucci recently launched their flagship store, and so will the new LV store on George.

seahorseinstripe · 21-12-2011

i went to rozelle market last weekend and loving it!! my bf's friend had a booth there and it's so fun to sit around to eat and shop there, love the atmosphere
i also did a little shopping around new town, found some great vintage clothing there.
cream in new town have good choices but very generic and specific vintage style, the price is not too cheap too. i get some cute dresses in rozelle for 2, 5 and 15$ but in cream the dresses are 49$, men's shirts around 23-29$
the louis vuitton in george street across apple store is quite big too, bought an iphone case there, good service and the price is like stated in louisvuitton.com for australia and that is included GST.

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elegantly_wasted backstage pass Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 776	No one has mentioned House of Cashmere or The Vintage Clothing Shoppe in the arcade across from LV on Castlereagh st in the city... Are there any good designer vintage stores (besides the one mentioned above) I'd love to have the luck many people have in the US of finding intact vintage Chanels.. and what not __________________ EIC and Founder of FMC PRESS

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bigb3n backstage pass Join Date: May 2006 Location: Sydney Gender: homme Posts: 666	hmmm not a clue... house of cashmere is oh soo good though.... __________________ If you are not in fashion, you are nobody - Lord Chesterfield

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bigb3n backstage pass Join Date: May 2006 Location: Sydney Gender: homme Posts: 666	guess not __________________ If you are not in fashion, you are nobody - Lord Chesterfield

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kito09 the echo of silence. Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: The beach Gender: femme Posts: 2,643	^ Aw, that sounds awesome . I never heard of it before, Not to far from me aswell. Thanks! __________________ Sometimes you couldn't face the sadness of being forgotten, until you felt the comfort of being remembered again .♥.

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serenade trendsetter Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 1,470	i miss my dear old sydney!!! glebe markets , the wonderful surry hills with cream on crown (well, EVERY shop on crown street. love for grandma takes a trip and C's flashback!), and in saying that, cream on king in newtown. i also highly reccommend checking out www.twothousand.com.au, a free to-your-inbox magazine. i found utter gems through this, and not just for shopping, but for entertainment, art, and hidden spots, as well. __________________ x Michelle \| thefeatherden.net

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vvs1 rising star Join Date: Nov 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 166	any new update for shopping in sydney ????

02-07-2009	35
Cicciolina fashion icon Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Anywhere but here Gender: femme Posts: 3,034	Sydney shopping is quite er, quiet :p I used to do lots of market/vintage shopping, stopped, and started up again recently. Kirribilli markets is terrible. I used to find lots of great buys, now everything is so expensive, and there's not much vintage or good 2nd hand stuff anymore, just lots of commercial things/mass imports of cheap clothing. It was a huge disappointment. DON'T GO!

14-07-2009	36
Frenger. rising star Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 108	does anybody know any non-designer places? places with good stuff that have a more reasonable price.has anyopne heard of the frock exchange? and if you've been is it good?

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tortoisie Fly my pretties... Fly! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Prison Gender: femme Posts: 9,694	I am a cheap a$$, so I like to go to Rozelle markets on weekends to buy second hand used stuff. Sometimes you find ultra cool stuff and the atmosphere there is great.

17-07-2009	40
Frenger. rising star Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 108	Ah thankyou! I will check it out sometime soon

06-04-2011	42
vvs1 rising star Join Date: Nov 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 166	any update sor shopping in sydney & gold cost ? any europian designer botique address please

29-07-2011	43
ckashie tfs star Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Paris/Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 1,666	^ We now have a Miu Miu in Sydney Westfield but really, if you're coming from overseas it would probably be much cheaper to buy from wherever you live or over the internet. The markups are ridiculous here. It was reported in the Sydney Morning Herald a while ago that the markups for cosmetics in Aus/NZ are the highest in the world. For example, we pay at least double US$ MAC prices despite our dollar being much stronger. As a Sydney resident/market fan, I can say that in the past few years Sydney markets have really suffered from people wholesaling mass-produced cheap clothes. Glebe, Paddington, Kirribilli- I don't know why they let people do this. Every second stall was one last time I went to Glebe, they all sell the same things from the same manufacturers and it was so disappointing to see. You go to a market for local designers and individual pieces and designs- these people shouldn't be allowed to sell there. __________________ "If you don't wear lipstick, I can't talk to you." -Isabella Blow (1958-2007)

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Pogi rising star Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Sydney, Australia Gender: homme Posts: 177	Gucci recently launched their flagship store, and so will the new LV store on George. __________________ ♥ILOVEMODELS&SWEETS♥ www.pogichinoy.blogspot.com

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seahorseinstripe tfs star Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: summer land Gender: femme Posts: 1,548	i went to rozelle market last weekend and loving it!! my bf's friend had a booth there and it's so fun to sit around to eat and shop there, love the atmosphere i also did a little shopping around new town, found some great vintage clothing there. cream in new town have good choices but very generic and specific vintage style, the price is not too cheap too. i get some cute dresses in rozelle for 2, 5 and 15$ but in cream the dresses are 49$, men's shirts around 23-29$ the louis vuitton in george street across apple store is quite big too, bought an iphone case there, good service and the price is like stated in louisvuitton.com for australia and that is included GST. __________________

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