If there’s one thing us Londoner’s know how to do, it’s shop. If you’re taking a trip to the big smoke, you simply can’t miss these shopping opportunities.
1. Fortnum & Mason
Home of the hamper: From their infamous tea and the most magnificent food hall you’ll ever find, to exquisite homeware and stunning stationery. F&M is your one-stop shop for luxury. Make sure to end your visit at The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon, to enjoy their scrumptious world famous afternoon tea.
2. Heals
For interior inspo head to Heals on Tottenham Court Road. A showcase of established brands as well as new and emerging designers. If you didn’t plan to transform your space when you went in, you will be by the time you leave.
3. Selfridges
You know you’re a Londoner when your meeting spot is ‘under the clock’ and you just know that’s Selfridges. A creative playground for label lovers.
4. John Lewis
John Lewis is the equivalent of a good cup a’tea; it does it all. From being bought toys from there as a child, choosing your uni essentials, decorating your first home and then finding toys for your own child. It’s there for you every step of the way.
5. Liberty London
When you see those Tudor beams, you know it’s Liberty. A voyage of discovery awaits with 6 floors of cutting-edge design. As Oscar Wilde confirms;’Liberty is the chosen resort of the artistic shopper’.
6. Browns
As the UK’s first multi-brand luxury boutique, Browns is a champion of firsts. Want to get something no one else will have? Browns understood the assignment.
7. John Bell & Croyden
As pharmacists to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, it’s probably good enough for you and me… Home to some of the most aesthetically pleasing beauty products, spa Sunday is about to get a glow up.
8. Harvey Nichols
Dress the whole family in designer from head-to-toe. It’s giving us Selfridges mixed with Browns vibes.
9- Harrods
Ladies and gentleman we give you the worlds leading luxury department store, all about living your best life. Step into the fabulous world of 7 floors of luxury.
10. Dover Street Market
I’ve not seen anyone buy something at Dover Street Market, I have however seen huddles of not so subtle art students getting their research snaps. As a division of Comme des Garçons, this creative space offers a selection of niche independent labels and experience led exhibitions.
