Kurt Geiger

These boots were made for walking and shopping and maybe more shopping. Oh yes boots, shoes and more shoes. What's a girl not to love about that. So all rejoice to the wonder of Kurt Geiger.

We are talking top end spending money but that is what you get here. So if that's not a problem, then the Victorian Quarter is the place to head. It's a compact shop but the displays are nice and very enticing. You can get the latest collections under one roof and a good look at what foot attire is bang on trend for the upcoming seasons. It does get pretty busy on a Saturday and it's not the most roomy place, but the staff are helpful when you do get served. My advice is to leave the bored boyfriend outside to free up more space for us girls to shop at will.

Classy products, nice displays, good service and shoes. All round winner then.

If you've never heard of Kurt Geiger before, where the heck have you been?
This has to be one of the most stylish places to adorn your feet since Harvey Nichols and Harrods...They stock a brilliant selection of shoes from their own KG collection to Carvela, Nicole Farhu, Nine West and the ever present on Leeds streets, UGG Australia.

Friendly, polished staff are always on hand to offer advice and have a little chat whilst browsing.

Obviously, this is a shop for those of us blessed enough to own a secret money tree but as I always say, the quality shines through the wall I put up after looking at the price.

THE KG Alice shoe is simply divine but will set you back £120. If you can afford it, go get it. Now!

Shop assistants were nice and helpful without being pushy.

Not a great selection for Men but enough I guess. Women's selection was all quite similar to each other but then again I am picky about having shoes that are quite individual so...

Good quality and actually not that much more expensive then high street shops.