Local Designers

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Local Designers

If you leave the Queen Street Mall and head down Edward Street towards the river, you’ll find more Australian designer. Continue up Elizabeth Street and you’ll find many of the up-and-coming designer stores. Elizabeth Street is also a great place to try some Korean food before or after browsing the stores all day.

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addressElizabeth Street, Brisbane City QLD

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