Collector Store

If I had a million dollars (or a sugar daddy) I would happily and freely collect everything inside Collector Store and outfit my life in awesomeness.
The hybrid shop consisting of female clothing, gifts, jewelry, accessories and home décor has everything you need to make you smile on the day to day. For me, some standouts were the strappy leather sandals on display as you walk into the store. With different varieties of tan, black and brown leather straps all woven in different ways, you could likely find your staple summer shoe among this bunch. I did, but because I didn’t have over $ 100 at my disposal, I had to wink and walk away… making promises to come back (that I hope I can keep).
Toward the back of the shop (up the stair, careful not to trip), I found my second little love: Parisian thread bracelets. Made simply out of thick thread and metallic beads and finished with small pompoms, these bracelets are as sweet as they come, and fairly affordable at that. Give Collector Store a try if you’re hankering for something unusual. I reckon you’ll find it here.

Collector is full of funky, cool, trendy, lovely things. From dresses to shoes to jewellery it’s all great stuff in here.
The catch is the prices. This store is not cheap by any means. If you have cash to burn this is the store to do it. I could happily and easily drop hundreds of dollars in here in minutes… if I had hundreds of dollars that is.
If the fashion and jewellery don’t win you over, there’s a great collection of children’s clothing and funky homewares to pore over.

An upside-​down planter, keyboard beanbag or a mirror framed in strips of lacquered magazine articles? Yes, yes and yes. The cool boutique store carries an eclectic variety of clothes, accessories and homeware. It’s always fun to go in and see what unique objects they have acquired. Sometimes they will have some great sale items which makes the gallery like boutique fun to shop. The collection of printed t-​shirts and funky homeware items are my personal favourites. Upstairs there have some of the larger furniture items, more clothes and some more cool homeware (the best was a brick painted to look like Jack Kerouac’s On The Road). I don’t know if it’s a place to visit on a weekly basis, but fun if you need a unique gift or want to find a rare object to create conversation at your next dinner party, Collector store is the place to go.