Brighton City Guide: Shopping

Next up in my Brighton City Guide series, another one of my favourite things to do in this lovely city.

Shopping!

Brighton is a great place to do some damage to your bank balance (trust me, I've done it ALOT) it's the perfect place to visit if you want to indulge in a spot of retail therapy. Although Brighton is known for it's vintage and second-hand shops, there are also a number of independent boutiques, chain stores and homeware stores.

Our Daily Edit, Ship Street

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This boutique is fairly new to Brighton and stocks great pieces from emerging designers to current and more established brands, including 5Preview, Petit Bateau and, my favourite footwear designer, Sophia Webster. 

Wolf & Gypsy, Sydney Street

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A great little shop to pick up the perfect vintage piece and a favourite with a lot of Brighton stylists, Wolf & Gypsy is packed with vintage gems from the 1920s to the 1980s.

Nola, Gardner Street

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An established boutique, Nola stocks labels such as A.P.C, American Vintage, Ganni and Nudie Jeans. A great little shop right in the heart of the North Laines. 

Workshop Living, Prince Albert Street

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Offering some gorgeous, simple homeware and lifestyle pieces, Workshop Living is a great little shop to visit. 

Snoopers Paradise, Kensington Gardens

Considered a Brighton institution, Snooper's Paradise is the city's version of Aladdin's cave! You will find everything and anything in here and, is a great place to get lost in for a couple of hours. Somewhere not to miss on your visit.

Present in the Laine
This cute little shop is fairly new to Brighton and, has some great pieces. From flamingo cushions to sausage dog mugs to baby clothes and some gorgeous vintage-inspired jewellery, this place is great to pick up a gift for a loved one. 

We really are spoilt for choice in Brighton - this is just a small edit of my favourites! If you need any more recommendations, just get in touch!