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Book Direct with the Owner at The Corner Shop with Surfers Paradise Gold Coast in Sydney City, for all your Attraction and travel needs. Located on the shopping hub of William Street, this stylish and trendy boutique sources the latest fashion from Australia and around the world.
- 43 William Street, Sydney City NSW 2000, Australia
- (029) 380-9828
A mecca for high-end design, The Corner Shop in The Strand Arcade delivers an array of emerging local and international labels. With brands including; Isabel Marant, Kenzo, Ellery and Romance was Born, you'll find a highly curated selection of designer womenswear, footwear and accessories and the Sydney city store.
- Shop 50, Level 1, The Strand Arcade 412-414 George Street, Sydney, 2000, NSW
- (02) 9221 1788
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