I first discovered The Grand Social last summer, in desperate need of a respectable one-piece. I stumbled across this online clothing mecca via the Anna & Boy website, and I’m not going to lie – I wept a little. One stop shop doesn’t begin to describe the amount of stuff to charge to your mum’s credit card on there. I never did get that respectable one piece, but I did get a racy one and I had a much better summer for it.
Housing over 60 of Australia and New Zealand’s finest labels, The Grand Social gives you access to Alpha60, Deadly Ponies, Maise, Ellery, Romance Was Born, Secret Squirrel, Trimapee and many more.**The Grand Social pops up in three dimensions at the MLC Centre from Thursday. So, if you prefer to try your not-so-sensible once piece over your undies before buying, put down the mouse and step on in.
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