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Just Shoot Lomography Shop
The art of photography lost some of its romance when the age of digital dawned. Now it's all fun, point, shoot and delete if you're the one who looks the ugliest. Not that that's necessarily all bad (how else would NowNow Pics exist), but there's something to be said for waiting the two-three days for the chemist to cough up your prints.
Dobry Den
Adding to the budding number of boutiques from which one can buy a lifestyle if they choose, Dobry Den is a dynamic, collaborative venture aiming to promote local sorts for artistic claws and social whores.
Taking its rightful place upon the coroneted mile, Dobry Den stocks toys, books, magazines and
accessories aplenty and the left-over wall space moonlights as a gallery.
Rokit
The word ‘vintage' gets tossed around like it's going out of fashion. Nowadays if you find something made in 2005, you can probably tag it with vintage cred, that is, if it hasn't already fallen apart.
The exquisitely beautiful, one off creations at Rokit prove that the good ole days were made to last.
Our Spot
After over 3 years in Crown Street, Our Spot has relocated to Liverpool Street Darlinghurst. Giving skaters a reason to get dressed up, Our Spot stocks only the best in boutique streetwear.
Making the move from the old store is Australian label Rittenhouse, F-ing Awesome, Adidas Originals, Reason and Rockers NYC.
Klimt & Me
Over the last six months Oxford Street has entered what meteorologists would describe as a dry spell. With the new Westfield landing smack bang in the middle of downtown Bondi Junction, the former shopping mecca has now deflated into more of a shopping lemonade stall.
Elizabeth Homfray along with business partners Matt Koziora and Sheba Mac saw this as an opportunity to revive Paris-inspired bohemian boutique style shopping and came up with concept store Klimt & Me.
Kikki.K
Only two things could drive TwoThousand into a Westfield-style shopping complex: a Dawn of the Dead-style legion of zombies chasing us for our juicy brains, or a Kikki.K store. The stunning Swedish stationary emporium, started by Kristina "Kikki" Karlsson, now has two concept store locations in Sydney, both of which are worth braving escalator labyrinths and Boost Juice gauntlets to get to.
Signature Prints
If you are fortunate enough to afford excellent taste, you need to visit Signature Prints. With an expansive library of design that spreads across more than 50 years, the studio is home to many an exquisite print. The big selling point is their collection of Florence Broadhurst as well as collaborated works with the likes of Akira Isogawa.
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