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A Fashion Designer's Guide to Boho-Chic London

Greg Girard Vivienne Tam in front of the 1930's Paramount, her favorite dance spot in Shanghai.

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For designer Alice Temperley, London is an outdoor place, a city of rooftop restaurants and parks, quaint neighborhoods and open-air markets ready to be explored by bike or car. Many of Temperley's designs have a vintage feel, so it's hardly surprising that she has a taste for London's flea markets and loves the capital's vibrant—and growing—restaurant culture. Read the article

Inspired by: Style Insiders Guide to London, Shanghai, and New York — by Alex Gorton, Published Sep. 2006

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Restaurants (5)

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    The Cow

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    Marine Ices

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    Tom's

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    Notting Grill

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    Les Trois Garçons

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    Church Street Market

    Beneath a lot of junk you can find some amazing vintage French furniture.

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    Carshalton Lavender Fields

    The vast lavender fields are a perfect escape without leaving London.

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    Hayward Gallery

    The prestigious gallery sits on the south bank of the River Thames. More
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    Tate Modern

    Housed in a hulking converted power station, this vast modern art showplace opened in 2000, but still breaks new ground with installations. Each ye

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    Gagosian Gallery

    The contemporary gallery showcases amazing British artists like Damien Hirst and Francis Bacon.

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    Temperley London

    The British designer's flagship store. More
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    EC One

    The jewelry store carries baubles from a variety of contemporary names. More
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    Façade

    The lighting specialty-store is filled with lamps and chandeliers from around the globe.

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    London Vintage Fashion, Textiles & Accessories Fair

    The insider shopping source for vintage clothes.

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    Alfies Antique Market

    The market may cause a bit of sensory overload.

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