A few nice fashion shops images I found:
Supply Shopping
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Supply Shopping
shopping.
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Fashion week on dizengoff? @hillao explain plse
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Cromer Indoor Shopping Centre, Cromer
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17/08/2008 : Cromer, Garden St: "Cromer Indoor Shopping Centre"
Aalst shopping ©D. de Kievith Toerisme Vlaanderen
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Aalst shopping ©D. de Kievith Toerisme Vlaanderen
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Orchard Road: Fashion Display
Image by Amy Dianna
I think this was in Orchard Central. There were all these mannequins lined along a set of stairs - it was a very cool display.
"lenita & xtg" shop window @ soho, london
Image by coolhunting "tapas"
www.lenita.es
www.xtg.es
Shopping Zurich | Zürich Old Town
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Shopping Zurich | Zürich Old Town
Image by Zürich | Zurich | Zurigo
Zürichs grenzenloses Shopping-Vergnügen
Von Luxus über internationale Marken und traditionsreiche Geschäfte bis zu urbanen Zürich-Labels – Shopping in Zürich inspiriert Liebhaber von Exklusivem wie Trendbewusste. «Lädele» nennen die Zürcher das gemütliche Einkaufs-Bummeln durch die Quartiere der Stadt und die Altstädte in der Region.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
Zürich. Unlimited shopping pleasure.
From luxury to international brands, traditional businesses and urban Zürich labels – shopping in Zürich inspires both lovers of exclusive items and the fashion conscious. ‘Lädele’ is what Zürich residents call strolling through the many diverse districts of the city and the region's old towns to shop.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
Shopping Zurich | Zürich Old Town
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Shopping Zurich | Zürich Old Town
Image by Zürich | Zurich | Zurigo
Zürichs grenzenloses Shopping-Vergnügen
Von Luxus über internationale Marken und traditionsreiche Geschäfte bis zu urbanen Zürich-Labels – Shopping in Zürich inspiriert Liebhaber von Exklusivem wie Trendbewusste. «Lädele» nennen die Zürcher das gemütliche Einkaufs-Bummeln durch die Quartiere der Stadt und die Altstädte in der Region.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
Zürich. Unlimited shopping pleasure.
From luxury to international brands, traditional businesses and urban Zürich labels – shopping in Zürich inspires both lovers of exclusive items and the fashion conscious. ‘Lädele’ is what Zürich residents call strolling through the many diverse districts of the city and the region's old towns to shop.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
Shopping Zurich | Zürich Trendy Quarters
Image by Zürich | Zurich | Zurigo
Zürichs grenzenloses Shopping-Vergnügen
Von Luxus über internationale Marken und traditionsreiche Geschäfte bis zu urbanen Zürich-Labels – Shopping in Zürich inspiriert Liebhaber von Exklusivem wie Trendbewusste. «Lädele» nennen die Zürcher das gemütliche Einkaufs-Bummeln durch die Quartiere der Stadt und die Altstädte in der Region.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
Zürich. Unlimited shopping pleasure.
From luxury to international brands, traditional businesses and urban Zürich labels – shopping in Zürich inspires both lovers of exclusive items and the fashion conscious. ‘Lädele’ is what Zürich residents call strolling through the many diverse districts of the city and the region's old towns to shop.
www.zuerich.com/shopping
shopping possibilities
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super mens wear shop in our street in Bandra (W)
newly renovated Bangsar Shopping Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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newly renovated Bangsar Shopping Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Image by WohinAuswandern
Bangsar Shopping Centre is located in the famous expat area of Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. This mall has been in the area for a long time, but was renovated recently.It houses a decent range of fashion outlets, specialty shops, pharmacies and a supermarket. A flea market takes place in the mall every Saturday morning.
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Primm, Nevada (3)
Image by Ken Lund
Buffalo Bill's is a hotel and casino located in Primm, Nevada, near the California-Nevada stateline. It has 1,242 guest rooms and suites. The hotel is home to the Desperado roller coaster, one of the tallest (225 foot drop) and fastest (80 mph) roller coasters in the world, as well as a pool in the shape of a buffalo.
The 46,000-square-foot (4,300 m2) casino has over 1,700 slot machines, as well as table games, poker, and a race and sports book. Buffalo Bill's Resort and Casino is owned by Primadonna Resorts.
Buffalo Bill's is also home of the Star of the Desert Arena, a 6500 seat venue designed for concerts.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Bill's
Primm (often called Primm Valley, after one of its casinos) is a tiny community in Clark County, Nevada, United States, primarily notable for its position straddling Interstate 15 where it crosses the border between California and Nevada. It sits at the edge of Ivanpah Dry Lake.
The community's economy is based on its three casinos, which attract gamblers from Southern California wanting to stop before reaching Las Vegas 40 miles to the north, or as a last chance to gamble before leaving Nevada. The community's hotels also serve as reliever hotels on the occasions when Las Vegas hosts major conventions.
Buffalo Bill's
Primm Valley Resort
Whiskey Pete's
Primm is also home to a large outlet mall, the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas, gas stations, fast food restaurants, and apartments for the workers of Primm. While not a census designated place, the 2000 census population for the community is 436. A Clark County Comprehensive Planning Department estimate placed the population at 284 as of July 1, 2006, apparently using different boundaries for the area. In the December 5, 2007 article in Las Vegas Review Journal, Primm now has a population of around 1,132. It was once referred to as Stateline, Nevada, and then Jean, Nevada. The Gold Strike Hotel and Gambling Hall now sits where Jean, Nevada is considered to be.
A convenience store on the California side of the border is the closest access for southern Nevadans wishing to play the California State Lottery, and is said to be the highest-selling location in the entire state. The only paved road access to the store is from Nevada.
A new airport for Las Vegas is planned to be built north of Primm, and the California-Nevada Interstate Maglev project has proposed building a maglev train that will pass through.
In the 1920s Pete MacIntyre owned a gas-station at the stateline. Pete apparently had a difficult time making ends meet selling gas so he resorted to a little bootlegging. Primm history remembers him as "Whiskey Pete". When Whiskey Pete died in 1933, legend has it that he wanted to be buried standing up with a bottle of bootleg in his hands so he could watch over the area. Whiskey Pete's unmarked grave was accidentally exhumed while workers were building a connecting bridge from Whiskey Pete's to Buffalo Bills Hotel and Casino (on the other side of I-15). The body was moved and is now said to be buried in one of the caves where Pete cooked up his moonshine.[1]
Primm, previously known by the informal name of State Line, was named in the late 1990s to avoid confusion with Stateline, Nevada which is located in northern Nevada. It is named after casino owner Ernest Jay Primm
Primm was the end location for the 2004 DARPA Grand Challenge, and the starting and ending location for the 2005 version of the DARPA Grand Challenge.
On October 8, 2005 the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge was run in the desert around Primm. The million prize was won by a team from Stanford University.
The 1997 World's Strongest Man competition was held here.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primm,_Nevada
Primm Valley, NV 89019
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Sunset January 14, 2006 at South End of Fashion Outlet (100 stores) adjacent to Primm Valley Resort
Shopping
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Lisbon, Portugal
Nita Higgins Fashion Salon, Leura Mall
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Format: Colour negative film
Rights Info: No known copyright restrictions
Repository: Blue Mountains City Library www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/library/
Part of: Local Studies Collection
Provenance: BMCC
Date Range: 1983
Fashion generations
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shopping Antwerp
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shopping Antwerp
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(c) Sofie Coreynen
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Shopping Antwerp
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(c) www.milo-profi.com
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Shopping at St Hubert gallery, Brussels
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Shopping at St Hubert gallery, Brussels
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(c) Sofie Coreynen
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Oxfam's Duncan Street shop
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If you are looking for something quirky, why not visit one of Oxfam's shops that specialise in vintage and retro clothing? Staffed by people with expertise and enthusiasm for fashion, these specialist shops sell a wide range of items to suit the needs of fashion-conscious shoppers.This one is in: 15/17 Duncan Street, Leeds LS1 6DQ You can read more about it on the Oxfam website under IIFA (soon to be updated for the event), or download a full pdf copy of the leaflet from my box.net account.Photo credit: Oxfam GB
Oxfam's Duncan Street shop
Image by net_efekt
If you are looking for something quirky, why not visit one of Oxfam's shops that specialise in vintage and retro clothing? Staffed by people with expertise and enthusiasm for fashion, these specialist shops sell a wide range of items to suit the needs of fashion-conscious shoppers.This one is in: 15/17 Duncan Street, Leeds LS1 6DQ You can read more about it on the Oxfam website under IIFA (soon to be updated for the event), or download a full pdf copy of the leaflet from my box.net account.Photo credit: Oxfam GB
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Dublin
Shopping in Via Montenapoleone
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Shopping
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Fashion shop
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Carrer de la Palla. Barri Gòtic, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona
Shopping Day
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All dressed up (the first time in a long time) to go shopping...unsuccessfully. 20 shops and NOTHING. Didn't fit, looked bad, and/or too expensive. gwargh.
On me:
Butterfly hair clip - had it AGES ago from Sinma JB I believe, or some other cheapo Asian accessory shop
Necklace - present from relatives in the UK; box says Avon (the cosmetics?)
Bangles - ninja'd from my mum
White top - half of a salwhar khameez that was given to me as a gift from Bangladesh
Scarf - also from mum. it was very slippery so I used pins to make it stay. Bad idea because I was pulling my top off multiple times to try clothes. After the first time I removed the pins and just wrapped it around my neck.
Jeans and belt - JayJays, Brisbane (same as last time; couldn't find my other pair)
Shoes - Playboy (not the Hugh Hefner comp), Denmark. I LOVE Scandinavian shoes. SO COMFORTABLE and yet so good looking. If I could buy the entire Scandinavian shoe industry, I would.
Socks - from KL somewhere
