Fashion Shops in Glasgow Reviews
Newest Review: ... out. Perfect for party dresses or going out clothes, some of their more casual clothes can be a little overpriced. Usually have pretty good sales, and their jewellery is pretty cute. Also you can get student discount if you are lucky enough to hold a student card - John Lewis - a pretty helpful store to have around if you need a gift for mum, dad, gran, papa etc. Sells everything from perfume to bags to clothes to suits etc etc. Also short cut to buchanan bus station, handy! :D - Accessorize - can sometimes be a little overpriced but still fab. Sequins galore!! Perfect for a key peice in any outfit. Its a tiny little store but well wor... more
Customer Fashion Shops in Glasgow Reviews (5)
by - written on 19/12/08 (Very useful, 565 readings)
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Glasgow really is a fabulous place to shop whether your looking a full new outfit, a gift for someone or a sexy pair of shoes (my favourite) you will definetly find it! I am a massive fan of the shops in Glasgow and find that the main streets (Buchanan St, Argyll St and Sauchiehall St) are easy to navigate. In this review I am going to concentrate of the shops you should visit on Buchanan Street & Buchanan Galleries. Please remember I am 21 and my taste may not suit all! BUCHANAN GALLERIES At the top of buchanan street you a shopping mall - Buchanan Galleries. This contains tons of shops and is possibly the best place to be when its raining ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/09/01, updated on 21/09/01 (Very useful, 2311 readings)
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The birds were singing, the sky was a cloudless periwinkle blue and all was well in old Glasgow town. After all the dire happenings and the subsequent bellicose dialogue about rapid and long-drawn-out repercussions broadcast earlier in the week, myself and my other half were having one our regular wonders around our “Dear Green Place” when we spotted a banner strung across one of Glasgow’s main thoroughfares, Buchanan Street. Blowing about in a summer-like breeze, it read, “ Princes Square Fashion day.” “Princes Square takes to the Street to showcase this year's Autumn/Winter Fashion ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/07/01, updated on 05/07/01 (Very useful, 2037 readings)
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This is the first place I go when I'm looking for cut price, good quality clothes. We're lucky enough to have 2 stores in the centre of Glasgow. This store has a great variety of clothes, shoes, handbags/rucksacks, suitcases, toiletries and household goods at a fraction of the price you would normally pay. A lot of the stuff is what is termed as 'last season' which basically means that the big fashion shops will no longer stock it. As a lot of the goods are last year's styles they only have what's on show, which can be disappointing if you see something you like and it's not available in your size. If you're into ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/05/01, updated on 14/05/01 (Useful, 1136 readings)
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Glasgow is a great place to Live,Shop,Club Glasgow's a very lovely place to live in with some great star rated hotels like for example,The Hilton Hotel,The Loinel Hotel and many many more. Glasgow has a very wide variety of shops places to go are Buchanan Galleries,Sauchiehall Street&Argyle Street what ever your taste in clothes Glasgow Town will have them from Gothic to Classy. Glasgow is a Clubbers Town especially at weekends.Some clubs are- Bonkers,Destiny,the Garage(over 18's) But don't worry Unders the main clubs here are Planet Peach & The Archaos opened to under 18's every Saturday. There's many great attraction's here in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/02/01, updated on 27/02/01 (Useful, 2580 readings)
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Glasgow truly is a great place to shop. For every taste and budget there is somewhere perfectly suited. On the upper end of things, Princes Square provides a range of upper High Street retailers - Karen Millen, Press and Bastyn, Calvin Klein and Whistles. It is situated on Buchanan Street in the heart of the city and in the same area is Jigsaw, House of Fraser, Office, Kookai, Boss and monsoon to name but a few. Within Princes Square there are a number of restuarants and cafe bars with fantastic menus and a relaxed atmosphere for the non-shoppers. Unique shops which Glasgow boasts would be Cruise on Ingram street which features designers from Prada and ... Read the complete review
