Accessories, Clothing shopping in Sydney
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Holy Moley
You can’t miss this one: its murals of Bob De Niro in Taxi Driver and Jack Nicholson axing down the door in The Shining are the first things you see as you exit Newtown station. Inside it’s all spunky-punky T-shirts, studded belts, baby-doll dresses and sexy lingerie. ‘Don’t be shy!’ say the girl staff, ‘You can come in – we’ve got bras on.’
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Quick Brown Fox
No lazy dogs here – just plenty of fast-looking, tanned vixens snapping up a range of funky vintage fashions that veers from ‘hello, boys!’ cuteness to indecent-exposure sexiness. Catchy patterns and fabrics, plus very hip boots and bags. There’s also a branch in Newtown.
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Tuchuzy
Tuchuzy stocks an edgy collection of local and imported labels for male and female rockers, including Karen Walker, Lonely Hearts Club and Marsu Homme. Flashy accessories and vintage stuff, too. If you’ve been wondering where you’ll find your baby’s first Che Guevara T-shirt, look no further.
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Grandma Takes a Trip, Bondi
We don’t know where Granny’s gone (or how much LSD she had), but she sure left a crazy wardrobe behind. And so did Grandpa. Sourced mostly in the UK and overseas, this is mint-condition vintage, plus retro swimwear and the odd bit of flouncy negligee.
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Quick Brown Fox, Newtown
No lazy dogs here – just plenty of fast-looking, tanned vixens snapping up a range of funky vintage fashions that veers from ‘hello, boys!’ cuteness to indecent-exposure sexiness. Catchy patterns and fabrics, plus very hip boots and bags.
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C's Flashback, Newtown
Looking for a secondhand Hawaiian shirt, some beat-up cowboy boots or a little sequinned 1940s hat like the Queen wears? We’re not sure exactly what C was on, but her flashback men’s and women’s threads are pretty trippy.
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