Little Lace

I love the frocks and skirts!
So many pretty pieces, not enough time… Or money. However, you should be happy to know that it really isn’t too painful on the purse. The clothing is reasonably priced considering some are from up-​and-​coming Aussie designers. A label they stock that I’m almost obsessed with, is Bec & Bridge. Love!
Although the boutique itself isn’t the most inspiring or attractive. It offers pretty items and a great selection at that.

Cut-​out styles seem to be a theme in Little Lace. Mind you, they seem to be a theme in every fashion boutique at the moment. I found that their clothing is very much of the going-​out-​drinking and figure-​accentuating type, and many of the styles are repeats of styles I’ve seen in every other women’s fashion boutique. Cut outs, frills, and those cute dresses with the heart cut out at the front that are being printed in ever block colour known to man. But I love shops like these because they give me the opportunity to sift through the racks and find some cute items that I’ve also found elsewhere, only here they are cheaper.
You’re daft if this isn’t one of the many stops along your shopping spree through Elizabeth Arcade. It’s just so lucky and amazing that all of these little fashion boutiques are on top of one another here. You can peruse all the same styles at different prices in different shops.
Little Lace stocks well-​known brands like the lovely Ladakh, Finders Keepers, Mollini, and Stylestalker. Having a look through their range is so satisfying and a treat for any fashion-​loving female.
Another thing I’ll give Little Lace is that they have some pretty massive reductions on clothing; you just have to pick your timing right.

This little boutique which is situated right in front of Hopscotch offers a more «grown up» version of Hopscotch’s clothing. I enjoy looking at the clothes in this boutique as it offers brands like One Teaspoon and Seduce along with lesser known brands Australian designer.
The overall theme of Little Lace would be casual chic. Most of the clothes follow current fashion trends of colour blocking, cut outs, lace, cropped designs and so on. I will usually find some garments I like here. The prices are pretty reasonable too– similar prices to what you would find in fashion chain stores however some garments are a little bit more expensive.
One downside to the store is their merchandising; it is a bit all over the place and cluttered. Maybe it was because I came just after the boxing day sales but the place looked like it could be with a revamp because the way everything was set out kind off cheapened the place.
Overall, Little Lace is not a bad boutique. It may look a little cluttered but their are some very nice seasonal fashion pieces to be found at this store.