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Shoppping in London
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Edward Appleby
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If money isn't too much of an object:
Harvey Nichols
Harrods
Jermyn Street
Savile Row
Brioni
Liberty
Lobb
C&J
and so on. Basically, pick a label and they probably have a store or at least a boutique in a department store.
If money is more of an object:
H&M
umm..
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Portobello Road...
Harvey Nichols
Harrods
Jermyn Street
Savile Row
Brioni
Liberty
Lobb
C&J
and so on. Basically, pick a label and they probably have a store or at least a boutique in a department store.
If money is more of an object:
H&M
umm..
...
Portobello Road...
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I would rather go for some London specials. The brands featured at Harrods or Harvey Nichols you would find in almost every other large city.
Among my suggestions would be
George Cleverley at the Royal Arcade (shoes)
Lock Hatters on St James Street (hats)
Smith & Sons on Oxford Street (Umbrellas)
Asprey on Old Bond Street (Luxury everything, rare books, guns and an amzing store)
Fortnum & Mason of Piccadilly (Fine foods)
David Linley on Pimlico Road (fine furniture and living accessoires)
Among my suggestions would be
George Cleverley at the Royal Arcade (shoes)
Lock Hatters on St James Street (hats)
Smith & Sons on Oxford Street (Umbrellas)
Asprey on Old Bond Street (Luxury everything, rare books, guns and an amzing store)
Fortnum & Mason of Piccadilly (Fine foods)
David Linley on Pimlico Road (fine furniture and living accessoires)
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But do go to Laduree at Harrods and buy some of their buisquits.
They cost a lot, look funny and are sort of overly popular but they are VERY good.
They cost a lot, look funny and are sort of overly popular but they are VERY good.
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The Laudree macaroons are incredible. Stilmacher's suggestions are actually very good. I was just thinking a more narrowly SF mindset.
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Also:
Swaine Adeney & Brigg on St James Street (fine leather goods etc)
Holland & Holland on Bruton Street. They now carry a rather fun RTW collection and interesting accessoires
Swaine Adeney & Brigg on St James Street (fine leather goods etc)
Holland & Holland on Bruton Street. They now carry a rather fun RTW collection and interesting accessoires
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What do you think of Beretta?Originally Posted by johnapril
Who, me?
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Yes, sorry, should have quoted you.Originally Posted by johnapril
Actually (and that does have something to do with me being German) I am not particularly into guns. I appreciate the culture around hunting and the art gun making but I don't and will never own a gun.
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Actually (and that does have something to do with me being German) I am not particularly into guns. I appreciate the culture around hunting and the art gun making but I don't and will never own a gun.Originally Posted by stilmacher
I was talking about their clothing shop up from John Lobb. Sorry for my lack of clarity.
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I don't think I know that, I will have to check it out next time i'm in London. Thanks for the tipp.
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But do go to Laduree at Harrods and buy some of their buisquits.Originally Posted by stilmacher
They cost a lot, look funny and are sort of overly popular but they are VERY good.
They have just opened a coffee shop in Burlington Arcade, corner of Piccadilly (the premises previously occupied by Peal Cashmere).
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No London experience is complete without Selfridges.
And even though the shopping is great in London, I didn't buy a single thing there, all too expensive. All I did was look at stuff and then find it on ebay when I got home
And even though the shopping is great in London, I didn't buy a single thing there, all too expensive. All I did was look at stuff and then find it on ebay when I got home
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