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the glamour by ensnaring some of the city's top restaurants into spaces adjacent to the ex-
DAVID JONES
St James)
In two enormous city buildings, DJs is Sydney's premier department store. The
Castlereagh St store has women's and children's clothing; Market St has menswear, elec-
trical goods and a high-brow food court. Neither has enough huge photos of supermodel
Miranda Kerr… David Jones also takes up a sizeable chunk of Westfield Bondi Junction (
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DEPARTMENT STORE
MYER
storeys, Myer (formerly Grace Bros) is one of Sydney's largest stores and a prime venue
for after-Christmas sales. It's marginally less swanky than David Jones (the difference
between Jennifer Hawkins and Miranda Kerr), but you'll still find plenty of high-quality
goods and some slick cafes. There's another branch at Westfield Bondi Junction.
DEPARTMENT STORE
RED EYE RECORDS
Entering this red-walled rock refuge is like waking up inside a huge, hungover eyeball.
The shelves are stocked with a rampaging collection of classic, rare and collectable re-
cords, CDs, crass rock T-shirts, books, posters and music DVDs. New music is at the
York St branch
(143 York St;
MUSIC
Town Hall)
.
KINOKUNIYA
Town Hall)
This outpost of the Japanese chain is the largest bookstore in Sydney, with over
300,000 titles. The comics section is a magnet for geeky teens - the imported Chinese,
Japanese and European magazine section isn't. There's a cool little cafe here, too.
BOOKS
DYMOCKS
BOOKS
