Americans do sales better than the Brits, but there are amazing finds to be had in the markets (like Dover Street), antique stores, and one-off bouti... Read More
Americans do sales better than the Brits, but there are amazing finds to be had in the markets (like Dover Street), antique stores, and one-off boutiques. Some of the best shopping in London still happens at the famous and decadent department stores for which the city is famous; besides, you shouldn’t miss the chance to take in the lavish displays at Harrod’s, Selfridges, and Liberty of London.
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Anya Hindmarch Bespoke
This is where you go to get a gift for the person with everything. Hindmarch's bespoke pieces sport beautiful care and craftsmanship—and become beloved... Read More
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Dover Street Market
From Commes des Garcons to Yves Saint Laurent, this 1,200 square-foot designer hideaway is a destination shop that spans six floors. Have a cake and a... Read More
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House of Hackney
House of Hackney inhabits a standalone shop in the ever-popular neighborhood of Shoreditch (it's also sold within Liberty London). Founded in 2010 by... Read More
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Matches Fashion
Both a robust online retailer and a chic small chain of boutiques, Matches Fashion works with more than 400 known and soon-to-be-known designers. From... Read More
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Merchant Archive
First created in 2007 by Sophie Merchant, this Notting Hill outpost sells vintage labels and niche brands. Named repeatedly as one of the most exciting... Read More
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Selfridges
Selfridges has been voted, more than once, the best department store in the world. It's history is so intriguing that ITV created a show about its 20th... Read More
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The Shop at Bluebird
This is a place to discover emerging fashion talent, as well as to pick up your firm favorites. The Shop at Bluebird is a Chelsea destination. Its café... Read More
