Easily identifiable from its pink exterior, Arkangel & Felon is one of Edinburgh's best loved independently owned boutiques, home to a delectable range of...

Belinda Robertson offers a blend of traditional and more contemporary designs in cashmere. There are two labels: White Label is the more affordable, but...

For more than 30 years, Corniche has been the byword for designer shopping in the city. Designers such as Westwood, Nigel Cabourne and Gaultier are...

Cruise has been catering to fashion-conscious Scots for 20 years now. Brands include Armani, Dior, Prada, Gucci, John Smedley, Dolce & Gabbana, Ghost and...

The Cupboard is one of those rare fashion shops in which the customer is always valued and isn't placed a poor second to the clothes. With labels such as...

Once you've negotiated the various levels, you'll find a good fashion selection: the Designers at Debenhams range features clothes by the likes of Ben de...

Eden stocks clothes you won't find elsewhere in the city, from designers such as Noli and Desigual. Accessory brands include Anna Lou of London.

With four floors of glossy-magazine clothing, this is a fashionista's delight. As well as the city's clothes, priced highly, you'll find exclusive cosmetics...

Helen Bateman's designs come in a basic range, retained year-round. There are also funkier seasonal sandals and slingbacks, plus special-occasion shoes.

Davidson has been attracting in-the-know locals since 1969. Labels include Ben de Lisi, Christian Lacroix, Diane von Furstenberg, Missoni and more. New...

Based at this Princes Street location since 1838 but now owned by House of Fraser, Jenners retains a loyal following. The six floors offer a wide range of...

Four floors offer the usual sensible, mainstream John Lewis range of technology, beauty, fashion and homewares, all with the 'never knowingly undersold'...

Recently refurbished, the Princes Street branch is M&S's flagship Edinburgh store, stocking all the brand's ranges. Women's fashions, menswear,...