Arts & Culture

Uncertain about shopping?

February 24th, 2022 - CBD News

So much of everyday life in the past two years has been conducted at a distance that people have become anxious about shopping.

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A stroll along Collins St, 1900

February 24th, 2022 - Dr Cheryl Griffin

Collins St has long been considered Melbourne’s most fashionable street and these smartly dressed pedestrians reflect the street’s status as a popular place to shop at higher end stores like George’s Emporium, the city’s most elegant store, and at the many milliners, costumiers and glove-makers that lined the street. Collins St was the place to be seen.