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

Whether your board of choice rides on snow, surf or wheels, you'll find what you need here, alongside skater and surfing clothing labels.

The clothes in this lovely South Edinburgh boutique come from Swedish label Odd Molly, plus the likes of American Vintage, Bensimon and Totem Praia. There...

A ten-minute bus ride south of the city centre, Cameron Toll houses around 40 stores, most of which are high-street names (Boots, Waterstone's, Game and...

Its ranges of colourful dresses, pretty tops and skirts make Cookie feel like a vintage shop. The twist is that all the stock is new, and includes plenty of...

Cult caters to casual twentysomethings with a variety of brands: Superdry, Electro Honey, Breed and the like. If it's on-trend, it'll be here.

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.

Recently renovated, sprawling Fort Kinnaird is home to dozens of familiar stores, including Marks & Spencer, Toys R Us, H&M, Monsoon, Next and Edinburgh's...

One of the city's best Highland outfitters stocks kilts (including children's kilts), ladies' kilted skirts and all the relevant accessories.

A 20-minute drive west of the city, the Gyle is home to Morrison's at one end and Marks & Spencer at the other. In the expanse between, you'll find stores...

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...