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BRISBANE CITY DISCOVER MORE AT BNECITY.COM.AU/SHOP contents 3 GUEST EDITOR NOTE Street Smith’s Liz Sunshine 4 THE ROYAL TREATMENT Discover the diversity of the Queen Street Mall 6 FIND YOUR THREADS Uncover The City’s best fashion haunts 8 SHOP SMALL Local boutiques and treasure troves 10 THE FINISHING TOUCH Complete your look with the perfect accessory 12 MEET JASMINE DOWLING Say hello to Brisbane’s queen of lettering 14 THE GUY’S GOT STYLE Who doesn’t love a well-dressed man? 16 THE LUXE LIFE Treat yourself to high-end fashion and accessories 18 STREET STYLE Liz Sunshine snaps Brisbane’s sartorial set 20 PAMPER ME, PLEASE Take the time for a little indulgence 22 BRING IT HOME Find the perfect gift for someone special 24 START IT RIGHT Where to breakfast before your spree 26 LET’S DO LUNCH Shop until you ... hear a tummy rumble! TOP TREATS Brought to you by 27 Reward yourself for your hard day of shopping 28 WINNER DINNER Kick back after shopping up a storm 30 VISITOR ESSENTIALS Parking, public transport, map and more PO Box 12260, George St, This guide is proudly produced by Brisbane Marketing. Brisbane Marketing is the Brisbane, Qld 4003 Australia city’s economic development board. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Brisbane T +61 7 3006 6200 City Council, and the official marketing authority for the Greater Brisbane region. E [email protected] COVER Jasmine Dowling (hand lettering) and Jen and Jennifer (illustration) W bnecity.com.au GRAPHIC DESIGN & CONTENT map creative, mapcreative.com.au Disclaimer: The material contained within this guide has been researched, assembled and included with all due care. Material was correct at time of printing. Brisbane Marketing Pty Ltd should not be held responsible or liable, however, for any costs, losses, damages, charges and/or expenses incurred or sustained by any party relying on the material contained, incorporated or included in this guide. All editorial, maps and photographs appearing in this guide are strictly protected by copyright. Any unauthorised use will result in prosecution. All enquiries should be directed to Brisbane Marketing Pty Ltd. 2 | BNECITY.COM.AU #SHOPBRISBANECITY | 3 guest editor note Welcome to the inaugural issue of Shop, Brisbane City’s ultimate shopping guide, bringing you the best of the CBD’s sartorial offerings. Meet our guest editor Liz Sunshine, fashion photographer and founder of Street Smith. Brisbane has morphed into a serious style contender in the past few years. My work sees me spending a lot of time in Sydney and in my hometown of Melbourne, but Brisbane definitely holds its own in the style stakes. I haven’t really had the chance to spend a lot of time in Brisbane, but I’d been hearing for a while that there were some amazing things happening creatively so I was really keen to see for myself. Coming to Brisbane, the city was everything I was hoping SEE MORE OF LIZ’S BRISBANE EDIT OF for and more! From the minute I stepped off my flight into that STREET SMITH IN STREET STYLE ON PAGE 18. perfect Queensland weather, the stage was set for a beautiful weekend. My visit gave me the opportunity to highlight the unique and amazing street style of Brisbane, which is essentially what Street Smith is all about! Wandering around and exploring Brisbane City was a really special and unique experience – it surpassed anything I was imagining. The high-end retail offerings, incredible boutiques, distinctive street style and flourishing subculture were amazing. So I hope you enjoy the first issue ofShop , uncovering the many shopping gems that The City has to offer. “Brisbane Enjoy, definitely holds Liz Sunshine its own in the style stakes ...” 2 | BNECITY.COM.AU #SHOPBRISBANECITY | 3 the royal treatment The Queen Street Mall is the jewel in Brisbane City’s crown, filled to the brim with retail options for all tastes and budgets. WHAT YOU NEED With an impressive mix of high-fashion retail, boutique Australian designers and international brands, the Queen Street Mall has your shopping needs (and wants) more than covered. The mall has a number of individual shopping centres, arcades and stand-alone stores offering a diverse range of retail fun for everyone. RETURN OF THE MAC A TOUCH OF HISTORY Tucked away at the end of the Queen Street Mall just The stunning heritage-listed Brisbane Arcade is a across Edward Street, MacArthur Central is a haven bona fide city institution, housing some of the oldest of convenience. Boasting The City’s only Apple Store, and longest-running businesses in Brisbane. Citygoers MacArthur Central is also home to Big W, JB Hi-Fi can look up to marvel at the Edwardian Baroque-style and a full-size Woolworths for all of the essentials. street facades and climb the original terrazzo stairs Beauty buffs are well taken care of with Di Vine while browsing the unique wares on offer. Be sure Hair, Brazilian Beauty and Priceline all on offer. to visit Room with Roses for high tea post shop. 4 | BNECITY.COM.AU #SHOPBRISBANECITY | 5 THE GANG’S ALL HERE Towards the top of the mall, with entrances on Albert and Elizabeth Streets, is The Myer Centre, brimming with prime retail from many of your favourite national brands. As well as housing a multi-level Myer store (Queensland’s largest, in fact) with more brands than you could possibly dream of, there is also a great selection of specialty stores and food outlets. A one-stop shop, you will find everything from hairdressers, barbers, supermarkets and a cinema all conveniently located in the one space. There’s even a carwash in the car park! The Myer Centre is also steeped in history, having opened just in time for the World Expo in 1988. The top level used to house the Tops fun park, and rockers My Bloody Valentine played at the now defunct Funkyard back in the 1990s. Cool! FEELING FANCY For those who like more than a touch of luxe with their shopping experience, QueensPlaza is the perfect destination. Featuring a spread of local and international luxury brands, the centre is known as the place to go for high-end retail therapy. Design houses such as Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. call QueensPlaza home, treating Queen Street Mall shoppers to their immaculate street-facing displays. QueensPlaza is also home to a multi-level David Jones that features clothing, cosmetics and homewares. Shoppers who find themselves needing a helping hand navigating the fashion offering can take advantage of the complimentary styling and personal shopping service located within the centre. FRESH AND FUN It’s hard to miss the stunning butterfly-adorned facade of the Wintergarden, which illuminates the mall at night in breathtaking style with 24,000 multicoloured LED lights. The centre is home to a number of flagship retailers including the likes of Coach and Seed, as well as specialty retailers you can’t find anywhere else. This fashion hub also houses Brisbane’s first PappaRich restaurant, situated in the lifestyle and leisure precinct on level one. As well as being a style destination, Wintergarden is also the place to go for fun – with a Strike Bowling Bar, karaoke and laser tag, you’ll want to make some time to see it all. What better way to unwind after a hard day of shopping, right? 4 | BNECITY.COM.AU #SHOPBRISBANECITY | 5 find your threads From chic statement finds to timeless pieces, Brisbane City has something for every kind of fashionista. Image: Topshop AROUND THE WORLD There’s no need to board a plane to find international fashion – Brisbane City has the best international brands on your doorstep. From the functional Japanese threads of UNIQLO to American fashion powerhouse Forever 21, it’s all covered. You can get a taste of the UK at H&M and Topshop, or pick up a trendy piece from Spain’s retail giant Zara. The offering at these stores will ensure you stay on top of international trends and at the forefront of the style stakes. THE CLASSIC ROAD CITY MEETS THE SEA Known as an Australian Boasting the best of both worlds, wardrobe staple, the City Beach is a haven for those who threads from Country Road like to dance between the coast and have been made with a the streets. From humble beginnings in local way of life in mind. 1985, the brand has grown into one of The classic cuts and fine Australia’s largest purveyors of quality tailoring can take you from street, skate and surf brands. The City workplace to weekend. store even has a half-pipe built in – 180–182 QUEEN ST these guys walk the talk! 07 3003 0671 120 QUEEN ST | 07 3405 8820 I WANT IT NOW “Fashion is the armour At Bardot, it’s all about being first – the look of the moment to survive the reality is delivered fast, fresh and with plenty of sartorial sass. of everyday life.” THE MYER CENTRE | 07 3229 0526 Bill Cunningham 6 | BNECITY.COM.AU #SHOPBRISBANECITY | 7 RESORT RULES A CLASSIC FORMULA GROWING STYLE An iconic Australian The designers at From its beginning in brand, Zimmermann has Scotch & Soda spare 2000, Seed Heritage always stayed true to its no effort or expense has grown into a brand vision of creating classic when it comes to details that focuses on unique feminine pieces that BLUE JEAN BABY and fine-tuning their designs for women and don’t shy away from the Denim rules the garments. The classic children, and products bold and colourful side roost at Cotton and vintage styles made from natural fibres of life.
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