Shopping

(S)MER is a Sydney-based studio that brings together fragrance and denim under one clear vision.

Discover the bold, boundary-pushing Marrickville florist putting Sydney/Eora on the map.

Global thrifting giant Savers’ first Sydney store in Hoxton Park Prestons is 1590 square metres of pre-loved gems waiting to be discovered.

From Master Sommelier Adrian Filuta, Hunters Hills Wine Room is a boutique bottleshop with a curated collection of over 1,000 drinks to try. 

The Sydney CBD is now home to the world’s largest LEGO store, covering 900 square metres over two storeys of hands-on fun for future designers, inventors, builders and artists.

While our shores were long awaiting a dedicated Golden Goose store, Sydney now plays host to two boutiques: the first located in Sydney’s CBD and a second outpost at Bondi Junction. 

Shopping in Sydney will get a whole lot more exciting when cult Scandi brand GANNI opens its doors at The Galeries on Friday 2 June. 

SWOP is a store selling sustainably sourced vintage and preloved gear, launched in Brisbane. Just a few years later, SWOP has gone on to open stores in Sydney and Melbourne.

Travelling or dreaming of travelling? HAULIER's Paddington flagship boutique, inspired by 70s-era airport lounges, should be just the ticket. Think vintage Holiday magazines and Slim Aarons Euro summer and you've got the right vibe. 

Bringing a little Swedish heritage to Sydney, Fjällräven CBD concept store is packed with all the durable gear you could need. And made in classic Scandinavian designs, expect a whole lot of sustainable materials like recycled wool, recycled polyester and PFC-free waterproofing.

Founded in Melbourne, NIQUE's Surry Hills outpost features their full range of minimalist, monochrome and androgynous streetwear. 

Bringing its easy-going styling to Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Assembly Label’s Manly retail store fits perfectly with the Australian coastal lifestyle. The Scandinavian-inspired fit-out, courtesy of design duo Mr and Mrs White, breathes new life into this Manly street corner.

Chris Kyvetos, the creative mastermind behind the reinvention of luxury stores Harrolds and Assin, has established a new paradigm for 21st century retail with Sneakerboy. Described as an online store that you can walk into, Sneakerboy employs e-commerce technology that allows customers to control their shopping experience, completing their transactions on smartphones and digital devices and having their goods delivered direct to their door, all the while having a physical retail space in which they can browse and try on.

Above The Clouds is a mid to high-end streetwear and sneaker boutique in Darlinghurst, offering some lust-worthy shoe porn that is worth blowing your rent money on.

“Women buy about 27kgs of clothing a year and throw away about 23kgs of that amount away per year,” says EKOLUV founder Emily Kate Symes. Woah.

The brand new Sydney CASA LOEWE flagship store showcases modern elements of Loewe's hometown, while paying homage to the iconic label's heritage.

International brand, MUJI is bringing their minimalist, affordable and uber cool vibes to Westfield Chatswood. Covering over 884 square metres (that’s really freakin’ big) the Japanese store offers errrrythang from clothing and homewares, to skincare and travel products…its literally the ideal one-stop-shop. 

NOLM launched first as an online boutique in 2017, sporting a serious edit of some under the radar emerging designers that you would be hard pressed to find in store anywhere in Australia. Now they’ve opened a bricks-and-mortar one-stop-shop in Chippendale, a stone’s through from other cool, ground-breaking Sydney institutions like White Rabbit Gallery and LP’s Quality Meats. 

Get ready to unleash your inner rebel kids because Dr. Martens is making its way down under for their first ever Australian retail store. 

Here to change the jewellery game in Sydney, Sarah & Sebastian just opened their first flagship store on Oxford Street in Paddington. These are the guys behind the super fine jewellery you’ve probably seen on Insta and if you’ve been stuck on what to buy your mum/friend/girlfriend (you get it), you’ve just found it.  

They say a new workout wardrobe is the best way to motivate yourself back into the gym and TBH we’ll take any excuse to kit out our wardrobe. 

Got a special event coming up, but nothing to wear? Never fear—Your Closet, an online rent-a-designer-dress service, has opened its first brick and mortar store in Neutral Bay. 

If you’re not familiar with The Daily Edited (TDE.) then prepare to have your handbag-loving mind blown. TDE. is the place you head (either on the interwebs or in DJ’s Sydney) when you’re in desperate need of personalised leather goodies. ICYMI, every single one is crazy beautiful.

When The Strand Arcade opens a brand new boutique, it only means one thing—our credit card is in some serious danger—especially when it’s Camilla and Marc. This is the Aussie label’s fifth Sydney boutique and it certainly lives up to the expectations. The interior combines modern luxury with The Strand’s Victorian era design, where marble, glass and timber are king.

French-Australian designer Magali Pascal has opened her first Australian Flagship store within Paddington’s The Intersection. Already home to a few of our favourite Australian designers, they’re joining the likes of Camilla, Bassike and Zimmerman, among other bespoke labels (excuse us while we hightail it to Paddington).

Sydney’s newest addition to the luxury fashion scene, Harrolds, has opened up in CBD Westfield. If you’re looking to treat yourself (who isn't?) after a hard-earned promotion, a breakup, running your first marathon, or just for making it to Friday in one piece (totally warranted), we guarantee your next purchase is hiding in Harrolds.

Vintage threads without the massive price tag exists. Whether you’ve been searching for that perfect Persian princess dress (we know you), or a killer new (to you) denim jacket with a story, The Sleeveless Society has done all of the hard work, sifting through the chaos that is second-hand fashion, and have plucked out the good stuff for us. Driven by their passion for one-off statements, the Waverly treasure has hopped on the pre-loved bandwagon, and it’s all available online too, so you don’t even need to leave the house to spend up a storm.

The best things in life are minimalistic so deck yourself out in all things Bassike and join the ranks of the Sydney style set.

Lucy Folk is a jewelry and accessories brand that combines designer Lucy’s love for food, travel and design by transforming them into wearable pieces of art. Think super cute hats, pretty sunglasses, a curated collection of clothing, and dainty jewellery. It’s an Australian brand so we can’t help but be a little bit proud. PLAYA is located on the corner of Gould and Hall Streets in Bondi Beach so while you’re taking a stroll through the shops on your beach break, don’t miss this gem. You’ll definitely find a reason to treat yo’self at Lucy Folk.

Joining the ranks of Somedays store in Surry Hills, the Someplace team have opened a brand new outpost in Barangaroo. Basically, they’re trying to bring back the brick and mortar in a time where we are lazily ordering online without ever trying anything on. Stocking brands like Céline, Garrett Leight and Nikben, each piece has been selected to strike a balace between Scandinavian, European, American and local fashion and accessories. 

Lululemon is moving down to Bondi Beach, opening their brand new concept store right there next to the sand (or close to it, anyway). One of only five in the world, the store will stock a curated collection of clothing and swimwear. It’ll basically have all of your favourite Lululemon activewear pieces, plus a whole bunch of brand new pieces.

Bondi beach babes unite! The quintessential Australian activewear label, First Base, is popping up in Bondi for the entire duration of summer so you can nail the sports luxe look whenever you’re not busy tanning.

No matter whether you’re after a quick brekkie, relaxed coffee date or late night whisky, Shirt Bar in Barangaroo is sure to impress you. The café-come-bar doubles as a boutique retailer (yes, we’re serious) and is open for breakfast, lunch and tea (our fave).

If you’re looking to treat yourself to a little retail therapy, Collector Store by the harbour at Barangaroo is definitely worth your hard earned cash. From the legends that brought you the oh-so-famous Crown Street boutique of the same name, this mini fashion mecca has all the goodies your wardrobe and home wants (but probably doesn’t need).

If you’re hesitant to head online for a much needed wardrobe overhaul, then you’ll love the Style Lab concept store by online retailer, Kent and Lime. It all starts in exactly the same way as it does with their online store – by answering a few questions about your personal style. But that is where the process changes, because now you’ll actually get to try on your new clothes on the spot.

The Corner Booth is that one stop shop that just keeps on giving. You know, that shop where you enter promising yourself you're just looking, then buy half the store.

Once dedicated to sneakers alone, Darlinghurst store Footage has morphed into a fully-fledged boutique in its own right and you should be excited about it. This streetwear haven is stocked by local and international designers and sells everything from one-off vintage pieces to luxe staples—like block colour t-shirts and silk shirts; all tailor-made, obvs.

The Dreamer Label designs clothing taking inspiration from modernist architecture and abstract geometric forms. This fashion label is built around the idea of simplicity, creating refined yet casual pieces with clean lines and classic silhouettes (which we love). Using natural fabrics, the guys at The Dreamer Label believe in producing organic products that not only look good on, but are also good for the planet. 

Working purely with companies and brands that love the environment as much as they do, You, The Earth & Me brings handmade, sustainable products for the soul, the body and the home to Newtown.

This is streetwear by the people, for the people. The People Vs. are creating high quality, vintaged-inspired, fashion fundamentals that are sure to fill your wardrobe and drain your bank account (in the best way possible). It started out in a small street-market in Bali where they built up their knowledge and experimented with silhouettes, dyeing, and printing and have expanded to working exclusively with General Pants Co. to create their signature detail and design. 

Responsible for introducing the basics back into your life, minimalist chic label, bassike is bringing their softer-than-soft organic jersey essentials to The Strand. Known for their high-end design and construction, bassike never compromises on the sustainability of their manufacturing processes. This translates into tailored, lightweight wardrobe staples and wear-anywhere premium knits and t-shirts. This is the place to head for an instant wardrobe overhaul.

After conquering London, Sydney clothing brand Jac + Jack has come back home. Opening their third store on Gould Street in Bondi Beach, you can expect the same sense of luxury that the brand is known for. Think cashmere, linen, fine cotton and silk in all of the monochrome shades that your heart desires. 

If you’re after a new wardrobe or just a statement piece, then Incu Paddington is where you’ll want to head if you’re east side. With a range of local and international designers, you’ll be sure to find something to give your credit card a bit of a work out. But don’t worry, it’ll be worth it.

Your one stop shop for luxury international designer clothing in Sydney's CBD, head to Incu to stock up on brands like; Rag & Bone, Isabel Marant and Comme des Garcons. From luxury sweaters to perfectly fitting jeans and dresses that will quickly become wardrobe staples, this is where you go to treat yourself. 

Featuring a curated collection of men's apparel in Sydney’s CBD, Incu will challenge the strength of your credit card and self control alike. They offer unparalleled access to international designers such as Kenzo, Garrett Leight, Outerknown and Acne Studios ensuring that you will leave with a new wardrobe of luxury yet totally wearable clothing, that only comes from a little bit of indulgence.

Bringing in the fashuns from around the world (and locally too), Incu Paddington Mens delivers the goods in the fashion department. Cultivating looks to fit your lifestyle, the warm, modern and stylish floor plan creates a haven for those looking to update their wardrobe (even for those who hate shopping).

Feminine florals, dreamy whites and playful jumpsuits are king at Alice McCALL. And with some of the most flattering silhouettes in the business, we can feel our credit cards pulling us towards their Paddington boutique already. Their signature fresh white interior and minimalist décor allows the luxury clothes to speak for themselves.

In the heart of Darlinghurst lies The Makery - an initiative set up by Work-Shop to promote local artists and designers and provide them with an affordable yet stylish space where they can exhibit and sell their work. This enterprise allows vendors skip the hassle of setting up their own shop so they can use the space for a small fee. The idea behind The Makery is to reinstate thought and love into a world where mass production is dominating and to give the public an opportunity to connect with local designers at a grass roots level. 

Like it tighter or looser?, find your best fit at Nudie Jeans. Located on William Street, Paddington, Nudie Jeans will help all men overcome the hassle of shopping for jeans. 

Lovers of activewear for actual exercise and brunching alike, listen up! Nimble Activewear's shop in Bondi is selling a gorgeous range of the brand's tights, crop tops and singlets as well as accessories from a variety of Australian designers. If your workout wardrobe needs a bit of love (without totally breaking the bank), pay a visit to Nimble Activewear in store or online.

Whether you're looking for a gift, or a treat yo’self buy, Kerry Rocks should be first on your list of where to look. The hand crafted pieces in this store range from eye catching statement necklaces to delicate and simple rings and everything in between.

Emu’s first worldwide store has officially opened in George Street, Sydney. Complete with styles that will see you through every season, their kicks range from waterproof Australian made sheepskin to sandals and slippers, and are all designed with beauty, simplicity and comfort in mind so you're guaranteed to have happy feet.

With experience spanning over three decades, Melissa Harris is an internationally recognised jeweller based in Sydney. Completely handmade, each whimsical piece of jewellery inspired by nature, features her craftsmanship and her acute attention to detail. Unique and timeless, Melissa Harris’s use of symbology allows each piece created to tell an exquisite story.

Swedish clothing brand, Collection of Style (COS) has opened the doors to their second Australian store in Sydney’s iconic Commonwealth Bank chamber in Martin Place.

Palm Beach shoes is located on Oxford Street, Paddington - one of the best spots in Sydney for high-end shopping. However, this little boutique sells all types of shoes at a range of varying prices, meaning you don’t need the big bucks to shop here.

A.McDonald has been making bespoke shoes in Sydney since 1990. Moving to the Strand Arcade in 2013, they've aligned themselves with Australia’s leading boutique retailers and craftspeople and are certainly stepping up to the mark.

The girls over at South of the Border live by the motto... "life is too short to wear boring clothes", and that is perfectly reflected in their range. In their own words, they’re inspired by “journeys to distant lands, our childhood summers on the beach and a love for playing dress ups”.

With what used to be a potions shop, somewhat 30 years ago, has now turned into a little retail boutique. Jim and Jane’s boutique in Annandale sells all things from fashion to homewares.

Spring Court is to France what Converse is to America. Based in Paris and still run by the same family that started it back in 1936, Spring Court have sold over 26 million sneakers, and at least one of those pairs should be yours. The quintessential tennis shoe, they’re the perfect casual and comfy shoe for both guys and gals. Plus, John Lennon and Yoko Ono wore matching ones on their wedding day so... they're legendary.

Tucked away in the backstreets of Darlinghurst is Francis Street Atelier, a boutique and workshop for contemporary, bespoke jewellery. Collectively run by jewellery designers and makers Lalita Peeranan and Elin Hammarstrom, Francis Street Atelier offers the highest quality service to its beloved clients.

For all your streetwear fashion needs, Culture Kings is the place to go. These guys stock local and leading streetwear brands including New Era custom hats, Mitchell and Ness sportswear, Herschel Supply Co bags, Diamond Supply custom printed tees, NBA jerseys and of course, everything Nike. 

Artisan denim? Yes, it is most certainly a thing. And the guys at The Great Southern Denim Co are committed to bringing you the best denim that Japan and the USA has to offer. Think blue chambray shirts, Japanese plaid and jeans in all shapes and sizes. The guys will be happy to help you find the perfect pair of jeans because we all know shopping for jeans can be a stressful and soul destroying mission - win!

Life is all about the details. For an outfit, that means your accessories and Pierre Winter is the place to go for all your jewelry needs. Stocking only the best of the best accessories, runway favourites including Oscar de la Renta, Rachel Zoe and Zac Posen can all be found in this shop in Paddington.

The ladies over at Shibori know how to treat their fabric. Pepa Martin and Karen Davis are modernising ancient techniques to creat some of the most beautiful fabric in the game. The designs come out way better than that tie dye shirt you did with your friends in high school, but it's essentially the same technique. If you’re feeling really adventurous (or nostalgic) you can even take a workshop to create your own! You won’t find a more visually capturing fabric anywhere in Sydney.

If you’re a man in need of some new threads then make a beeline to this Sydney clothing store. Big Trouble is conveniently located in the CBD that curates a selection of designers and brands that achieve that effortless street style look with ease. i.e. All the hard work about choosing what to wear has been done for you.

If you're after modern style mixed with environmental consciousness, Studio 20/17 is your go to. Creating inspired jewellery out of 100% recycled materials as well as repurposing old jewellery, these pieces are unqiue in every sense of the word. With a collection of over thirty modern designers from both Australia and abroad also on sale in their retail gallery, you'll be sure to find an interesting and standout piece. Think eccentric motifs, vibrant colours and quality materials.

Fox and Dove stocks all the boutique brands you could need to refresh your wardrobe. Zulu and Zephyr, Hansen and Gretel, and SIR The Label are just some of the brands that you’ll find in store to fit you out for any occasion.

Rare vintage clothing and unrivalled convenience collides with IRVRSBL's online boutique offering you the opportunity to indulge in your love of designer threads without ever having to leave the couch. The collection is tightly curated and will deliver vintage designer clothing with a difference. There is Moschino and Versace galore that will have you looking like Cindy Crawford circa 1994 in no time.

Melbourne fashion fave, Viktoria + Woods has set up shop in Sydney so we can get our too eager hands on their lust-worthy pieces in person. Designed by interior designer extraordinaire Fiona Lynch, their Paddington shopfront will fit right into the fashion row that is Glenmore Road with a colour palette of muted neutrals. 

Calling the iconic Strand Arcade home, Vintage Watch Co. is timeless (see what we did there?). Whether you’re a first-time watch-wearer, looking to sell or a collector, this Sydney store is the place to get some of the most stylish arm candy around.

The third Sydney addition for this Canadian juggernaut, Kit & Ace is making sure that everyone has access to their lust-worthy clothing with their latest Bondi store. Achieving the near impossible task of creating clothes that are both comfortable and stylish, Sydneysiders can put their trackie-daks away and step-out in style.

Where does it all come together in seamless style, edginess, taste and aesthetic? Black Boho, that’s where. In the mood for quirky hand-made bangles, scarves and peanut butter swirl cookies? Most people would tell you you’re dreaming, no place would provide all of that in a breeze of proximity and convenience. Black Boho does and they do it with flair.

The Local Store in Rozelle is that kind of cool store where you find that one incredible piece that no one else will have. Stocking some of the best up and coming brands around, it's got that vintage edge which translates to effortless street style perfect for weekend rummaging around Sydney's markets. It's also an ideal place to check out if you're looking for something really unique for yourself or to gift someone else.

For the red-nosed and sneeze-laden, allergies can sometimes suck. Thankfully, the allergy-friendly Emporio Organico has set up shop in Crows Nest. Founded by Kitsa Yanniotis (founder of Kitsa’s Kitchen) this expert foodie is bringing her expertise together in this one-stop shop for all your organic food and lifestyle needs. Specialising in toxic free products, their team have curated the best of the best practitioner-tested products that aim to aid in your digestive health, help you build your eco home as well as assist you in the shift to organic.

The Helen Rodrigues boutique in Neutral Bay dresses brides in some of the most coveted bridal designs from around the world (meaning that once they put a ring on it, you should probably try and lock in an appointment, stat). With the likes of Oscar de la Renta, Monique Lhuillier, Jenny Packham, Mira Zwillinger, Marchesa and Zuhair Murad gracing the racks, brides to be will, no doubt, fall in love with something from this bridal store in Sydney.

Cosette is like that stylish friend you’ve got who, whenever you ask them where they got that adorable jumper from, just casually says, “Oh some little boutique in Paris”. However, now it’s time for you to go toe-to-toe in the style stakes with them and give this Double Bay store a visit.

This is the home of the fashion elite’s go-to shoe when pulling off that ‘effortlessly cool’ I woke up like this look. We’re talking about Spring Court, super-dooper comfy Parisian-style tennis shoes, an absolute must if you’re serious about looking fashionable yet laid-back.

Located in the ever-expanding Westfield Miranda, The Academy Brand offers clean and classic apparel for the man who very much loves his chinos. It’s all very American preppy meets ‘breezy Australian summer’ in here with lots of denim, linen and a nautical-inspired colour palette.

If you're a discerning darling, this Darlinghurst boutique is an absolute find, especially if you're a lover of Australian fashion labels. With personal shopper and wardrobe consultant Catalina Alfaro in store, you know you're not just going to find that special piece, but some excellent style advice too. Bonus: Alfie's Friend Rolfe may stock luxury knits and quality staples, but the prices are actually really reasonable!

Double Bay is the lucky suburb of the first Southern Hemisphere IRO store, with a cult following of celebrity and fashion elite this brand is one to keep an eye on (if you don't already). The effortless French style and the quality of fabrics used are just a couple of the reasons the IRO collections are in such high demand as soon as they hit stores.

Kit & Ace have opened their Sydney doors in none other than Surry Hills. The allure of machine washable cashmere is the biggest drawcard to this luxury brand. Shannon and her stepson JJ noticed a gap in the market around functional and sophisticated fashion and decided to create what they couldn't find. Fabrics are designed to take the wearer from day to night and with the classic cuts and effortless style it’s easy to see why it’s becoming so popular. Based around technical innovation and fashion the stores are unique and reflect the brand, the Sydney store is nestled in the creative community of Surry Hills.

Ever wanted to know where to shop for an item that you saw on Instagram but had no idea where to find it? Well now the Boutique HQ is putting together all the trendiest of trending clothing from boutique stores around the world just to make your retail therapy that much easier. Everything from dresses and shirts to shoes and bags are avaliable. This definitely seems to be the new way of shopping online, and we can't get enough. 

Canadian brand, Kit and Ace has set up shop in Australia and we’re not complaining. The brainchild of Shannon and JJ Wilson, the brand was born from their own struggles to find clothes that were both comfortable and stylish. With a future-focused ethos, Kit and Ace is breaking ground in the fashion industry with their constant search for new fabric tools and manufacturing systems, the most significant being their machine washable cashmere. Combine that with their sophisticated designs, Kit and Ace is your next go-to for the basics in your wardrobe.  

After starting his own fashion label in 2006 when he was only 26, Brent Wilson has become a powerhouse in the men’s fashion industry in Australia.

Channel a little French minimalist chic after enjoying a cappuccino at a nearby Surry Hills cafe. A.P.C (Atelier de Production et de Création) has been a favourite at boutique fashion stores like Incu. Now its flagship is dolling up classics that you'll be able to wear effortlessly, every day, without feeling ashamed. 

This little vintage boutique in Newtown curates some of our favourite designer labels that you can snag at a fraction of the price. Snag something from Camilla and Marc or Josh Goot, or explore some of the special new collections from more local designers.

Embellish Atelier is the pride and joy of award-winning milliner Catherine Kelly. Crafting bespoke hats or headpieces for any guy or gal's special occasion (tiara for a coronation, anybody?), if you want to decorate your head, this is the place for you. Promising absolute attention to detail, these handmade pieces are for the fancy side in all of us. Hat hire is also available for the casual hat-head, so fear not, hat-commitment-phobes!

Fitness and fashion go together hand in hand and fitness enthusiast Jodhi Meares’ activewear label The Upside is the perfect blend of the two. With an emphasis on style and practicality it’s not hard to see why so many A-list icons such as Candice Swanepoel and Jennifer Hawkins have been spotted wearing it, as well as magazine features. From figure flattering tights to versatile recovery hoodies and everything in between the sports luxe look defines The Upside. The flagship store is located in Bondi Junction Westfield and set to stock menswear in early 2016. 

Shirt Bar is no ordinary Sydney shirt shop, cafe or bar - in fact, it's all of the above. That's right, not only can you get your shirt tailored and lovingly made in Australia the old fashioned way - you can also do it with a drink in hand (whether you're shopping the men's or women's sections). 

New York City may be far away, but at least a little has come that bit closer in the form of the Met Store. If not for the stairs at the Metropolitan Art Museum allowing you to sit like Gossip Girl's Blair and Serena, at least you can wear the jewellery, accessories yourself and hang the artwork just as they would. 

Situated in the heart of the up and coming foodie district of Cammeray, The Hunted Store not so coincidently hunts down the finest apparel and products made by local Australian designers. 

Quincy is a must-visit shop for anyone who likes nice things, and wearing them in particular. This terrace in the heart of Woollahra showcases shoes, bags and accessories from internationally renowned designers. Following European seasons, your wardrobe will never be out of style. Bonus: you can shop online when it's cold and you're lazy. Score.