Stiller

I absolutely love Stiller. It’s a breath of fresh air from the expensive boutiques lining Napoleon street. Their fashion is affordable and ever changing, every time I go in there I know that they’ll have a bunch of new stock. They have a lot of brands that usually are only found online, as well as some great gift ideas. I’ve bought a lot of birthday presents from there! They also have some beautiful scarves, and you can tell they really care about providing fashion for a good price. If you like them on facebook, you get 10% off too. Great place!

This shop made the whole King Street fiasco worthwhile; Stiller is a friendly, trendy, funky well-​priced store that make you feel good for being there. With a sign out the front stating «nothing over $ 50» There are paper snowflake fittings over the lights and a casual display of funky jewellery on a black couch –all under $ 30.
The shop is divided into three main sections, with price scales racks leading down each side of the shop with a «centre piece» featuring an assortment of accessories and nick knacks in front of the counter. The change rooms behind the counter have a classy décor, with gold trimmings and thick curtains.
The shop assistant was attentive without being over bearing and was more than happy to allow me brows hassle free. The garments or gorgeous, lots of soft pastels, free flowing, off the shoulder loose fitting designs with some fitted skirts and dresses for contrast. Based on the steady flow of traffic I clued up fairly quickly that a lot of the locals are wise to this gem and I think– good– a lot of the styles only have 2 or 3 pieces (on display anyway) and I shall certainly return for the cobalt blue off the shoulder butterfly top.
Stiller is for the ridiculously, ridiculously good looking! (and budget conscious fashionistas!)

Stiller is not like many other stores on Napoleon Street, it’s probably the only affordable clothing store on the street and the clothes that they stock are actually adorable and versatile. From pretty floral dresses, to casual cotton tops, to quirky designs by Monster Thread, Stiller is a young and trendy store with a great range of both casual and smart attire.
One thing I particularly like about Stiller is the shop layout with an arty and industrial feel to it with very simple colour palette, of concrete flooring, a few light wooden tables, white shelving and tables and the coolest; the old brick façade under the white walls.

Stiller is a hip store for women and men aged between 18 and 25, stocking cute accessories and both casual and dressy clothes for all occasions. The prices are very reasonable and if I hadn’t spent my entire income prior to Christmas it would have gone straight on a pair on sunglasses and a Mika & Gala sequin dress from Stiller. The clothing is definitely something that you would wear on numerous occasions whether it’s paired with some heels for a night out and dressed down with flats or over bathers for day wear.

Whilst most of the other clothes shops in Cottesloe seem to cater for a slightly older audience, Stiller is one for the young’uns. They’re especially good for cute t-​shirts, stocking adorable tees by Monster Threads for both girls and guys. I got the most gorgeous pair of stripy shorts in here, and they’ve got some lovely summer dresses. On the girls’ side, think bright, pretty, playful clothes, and on the guys — well, same sort of thing, apart from the ‘pretty’ (I think. Sorry boys, I didn’t look that hard. I was distracted by the pretty dresses). They’ve got some absolutely adorable accessories as well, although the selection is fairly limited. The staff are really friendly and will help you with any questions you have, and the prices suit a more student-​sized budget than some of the other Cott shops. Which is nice.