Sydney WEST,  (part four)

CAMPBELLTOWN Collectively

Macarthur Square, Ahhh the local shopping centre…

And to me quite a regular hot spot for fashion spotting.   A little bit out of the way to some, but a whole lot of fun for those that have not ventured out this way before.  Home to David Jones, Diana Ferrari, Bardot, Cue, Jacquie E, Queenspark, Ally, Collette Accessories & La Senza Lingerie…  Sportsgirl, Portmans, Sheridan Shoes & of course Brooklyn Boutique.  Macarthur Square showcases a broad range of both middle market- high-end fashion to the modest Cotton On, Rubi Shoes, Valley Girl and other more chain-store variety retail outlets.

Campbelltown also is a winner due to the number of personal stylist hot spots.

First up we have Macarthur Square (as aforementioned), Campbelltown Mall, Queen Street, Campbelltown (a fabulous treasure of hidden jewels waiting to be discovered & highly underestimated), Brands on Sale (our very own DFO) and Trade Secrets … what’s not to love about Trade Secrets, another regular Pitt stop of mine.  Mix in some vintage shops such as Mission Australia,

(Woodbine), Salvos, (Queen St, Campbelltown), Vinnies (Warby St, Campbelltown) & further out Treasures on Argyle (Argyle Street, Camden), Anglicare (Narellan Town Centre) & Lifeline (Queen St, Narellan), most being my most visited shops ever.  Although Campbelltown’s Fashion hot spots are more widely spread then most areas …  this makes for very interesting shopping escapades that are really a great treat.  As a rating I would have to give Campbelltown a 4/5 purely due to the fact that there is a shortage of high end fashion labels available and also on the upside its local, and there is variety.  I really cannot put an age on this one due to the variety but on a push I would have to say a younger audience 25-35 as this is an age where I find most people come into there own fashionably and find there own style. With that said though, it is definitely worth a trip out to the “so called”  “sticks”.