Network 2

It was the silky, seafoam green floor length dress in the window that caught me eye. In fact, all of the dresses in the window spoke to me of beach photo shoots. These are dresses designed to get swept up with the ocean breeze.
While I posed in front of a mirror in the seafoam green, I realised that satin and silk aren’t good materials for those who aren’t in supreme shape. My beer gut was getting a bit too much attention. Back to the rack.
You’ll find all sorts of clothes in here. Dresses fit to wear to formals, casual daywear for older women, and I want to say ‘beachside couture’ (even though it’s not couture) for the young and fit.
I want to make note of the accessories. They are well worth the look. The pieces for the most part are quite contemporary with a beachside twist. You might find some sea worn glass pieces here for example.
Expect to pay a little more. It will surprise you as nothing in the store says ’boutique’ except the price tags. I was a little put off, but still, it was fun to swan around in beautiful, breezy dresses while I was there.

I found this store to sell a rather random mix of clothes. There were dresses perfect for a Year 12 Formal, outfits suited to a day at the races, along with more casual wear aimed at a slightly older crowd. It’s a large store, and the amount on offer certainly reflects that.
Items in every colour of the rainbow, suspended on the numerous racks, line the walls and a maze of pretty dresses fills the floor space. I saw some things that piqued my interest, but most of the items in here were a little out of my price range. I picked out a beautiful blouse that turned out to cost somewhere around $ 100, before quickly placing it back amongst it’s friends and retreating from the store before the staff noticed me.
Despite it not being perfect for me, I noticed many happy customers browsing and some interacting with the friendly sales staff, so I think for the target customer this is a great place to shop.