A well-known fashion retailer could open its first Glasgow store in a shopping centre.
& Other Stories, which is part of the H&M group, has applied for planning permission to open a store in Princes Square.
If successful, the brand would occupy the former Ted Baker space on the ground floor, which has lain empty since it closed in January 2024.
According to planning documents, bosses want to combine unit 19 of the centre (former Ted Baker) with units 17 and 18, and display new signage for the store.
The plans are currently being considered by Glasgow City Council.
& Other Stories specialises in women's clothes, accessories and shoes.
They currently have a store in Edinburgh's St James Quarter shopping centre.
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