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8 years ago
Lovely staff who were more than happy to help me find a birthday present necklace for my cousin.
Plaza Shopping Centre
120 Oxford Street
London W1N 9DP
United Kingdom
West Brompton
020 7580 7187
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http://www.accessorize.com
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What time does Accessorize open?
Accessorize opens at 9:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Accessorize opens at 11:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Accessorize close?
Accessorize closes at 8:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Accessorize closes at 7:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:30 AM - 8:30 PMSun 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Does Accessorize have parking?
Yes, Accessorize has parking options.
People searched for Accessories 127 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
This place is so cute . Staff is very attentive and helpful. Of course it's costume jewelry . I…read morelove the fact that they have jewelry for other body piercings like Tragus, navel and nose . Very wide selection and neat . The staff was very friendly . Great customer service and amazing cheap prices
I Loved this store, staff were extremely helpful & friendly. I'd arrived from France with an…read moreear-ring lodged into back of my ear lobe. Ernesta fixed it immediately. I of course bought a new pair which she kindly fixed back in....Job done Loved the hand-bags, jewelry, scarfs, well everything, so cute, pretty and good prices. If you want to Accessorize, Do It Here!! Thanking you for all your help while I was in UK
Yet another branch of COS, my favourite so far. I always feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount…read moreof clothes on offer. The Kensington outlet has a slightly more generous feel to it. COS is the high-end collection from H&M. I like the colours and styles but haven't ventured much beyond staples like tops and accessories.
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So exploring west London in preparation for Yelp's WestFest I stumbled upon this fabulous shop…read more Ignore the name, antiques enthusiasts look away now, the jewels here are for fashionistas! Art deco designs, 1950s plastic pineapples, Lady Di diamante replica drops, you name it and this shop has it! All with a price tag mind you but if you are looking for a special gift or item that will wow and impress all your friends look no further. You really can spend hours in here, or at least that's what I did. Everything is in a glass case as most of it is delicate and it must be hard stopping people with a five finger discount from snapping up these beauties otherwise. The items are all laid out thematically, so you'll find your scotty dog choker with the houndstooth broaches off course. Head on down if you have some time during the week, that way the whole place isn't over run by tourists and you can look in peace, even better than that, go on a rainy day... Notting Hill becomes a ghost town.
OMG soooooo many different pieces of costume jewellery. All displayed in colour coordination. It's…read morebreathtaking that you can have as many pieces of perfection in such a small area. There are labels to let you know what styles/eras you are looking at and everything has a price tag on them. I'm sure you'll be able to find anything specific you are looking for and the staff will be able to point you in the right direction if you are overwhelmed with choice. Please please go and see it for yourself. There are no words to describe the overwhelming beauty of the jewellery.
Vintage Jewellery by Trifari USA
Jewellery by Askew London
Great for Chelsea girls, Austique is a sweet boutique that stocks a lot of dresses and other girly…read morefashion. But while some pieces are a bit too precious for me, Austique's roster of designers is quite unique and usually exclusive to the Chelsea area. The shop started out with a focus on Australian labels, and while they have since cast their net wider, you'll still find an interesting range of Aussie designs (including my fav, Camilla and Marc). They also have gifty items/accessories (scented candles, lux slippers, cashmere gloves etc) and a great lingerie selection upstairs.
Beautiful clothing collections in a beautiful store - great atmosphere to shop in - and love that I…read moresave every time I shop with my StyleCard!
I came for the KKNEKKIs and stayed for a chat. The ladies here are smart, practical, and an…read moreabsolute delight! Their KKNEKKI selection is top-notch. Come see for yourself! I'm so very, very glad I stopped in, and probably will again before I leave! Update: I absolutely went back, and had a terrific time again!
Any shop that "meows" at me as I walk through the door is going to be a hit with me. Glitter on the…read morefloor as you enter, masks lining the walls, rows of petticoats, long gloves and fur hats. It's like a dream world of wonderfulness. Now I don't think this is a fancy dress shop, but they do sell a lot of fancy dress. I just think that the people who work here and their regular shoppers think it's quite normal to walk around London wearing cat ears. I popped in to grab some bits for halloween and for £20 walked away with a bag of goodies that will ensure I'm all fright on the night! It's not cheap, but I've seen pricer. Although their staff are super duper helpful and I was in and out in under five minutes with everything I needed. Yay for Ad Hoc.
Courteous and priced better than LOS Angeles, if I'm not mistaken (don't quote me) it seems the…read moreselection is superior as well.
Ted Baker is probably my favourite brand in England. It's classy and can be either dressy with a…read morenice suit, or casual with their regular clothes. Add in their accessories (their leather briefcases and shoulder bags are very nice), and you can outfit yourself pretty well. You can find pretty good sales during the right seasons, which is good because normally their prices are not cheap - not crazy expensive, but when you know you can get something 50% off in a couple months it's pretty easy to hold off buying it if you don't need it immediately. So go, be your trendy and fashionable West London self if you want to, you'll fit right in with Ted Baker at your disposal.
I find it so difficult to just browse in Butler and Wilson, actually I think it's impossible! The…read moreshop is perfect for anyone who is crazy about bags, jewellery, vintage clothes. With the largest selection of vintage dresses in London, it takes some serious willpower not to buy a few dresses. The prices range from very reasonable to maybe wait till pay day or someone can buy it for me. If you cannot get to either the Chelsea shop or the South Moton Street branch then have a look at the website The website is really great (although not sure about scary looking woman on home page??) and even contains the new arrivals. I love a bit of glitz and sequin but even I find some of the things a bit OTT (sequined baseball cap- NO WAY!) but they're still pretty to look at. They also do a range of Swarovski crystal keyrings which are ideal Christmas presents for your fashionista friends. I'm hoping that I'll get some goodies from Butler & Wilson in my Christmas stocking!
From the owner: Butler & Wilson Biography…read more Butler & Wilson began life in 1969 as a stall selling antique jewellery. Today it is worn by the most stylish men and women across the world and is known for being one of the most famous iconic jewellery brands in the fashion Industry. Butler & Wilson has always seen extensive press coverage featuring in the most influential fashion publications with a rich and varied celebrity clientele database. Experimenting with every style and subject matter, something which always defines Butler & Wilson is that whatever it is you choose from the collection; handbags, jewellery, clothing, it is individual and most importantly glamorous! Butler & Wilson has always been synonymous with style and glamour and with the creative direction from Simon Wilson, it is one of the greatest and successful innovators in fashion costume Jewellery.
I am a very confident client of Pandora. The fashions are beautiful, in excellent quality, and the…read moreexpert team are very knowledgeable and helpful whilst you shop. I highly recommend Pandora for women who are looking for the finest items at resale.
Unbelievably rude treatment when I returned a pair of fake Chanel shoes…read more The owner knew nothing of the appointment to return and took great exception to the whole thing. When I said they don't look look like very quality she asked me why my wife bought them in the first place! That a shop in Knightsbridge sold a pair of fake Chanel shoes is astonishing. That they were so rude is even more surprising. Avoid.
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This store has very friendly and helpful associates. The men's and women's shoes are nice, good…read morequality, but fairly conservative. They, however, sell Stuart Weitzman and Aquatalia shoes and boots which I love. They had a killer after-the-holiday sale and I got an amazing deal on a pair of Stuart Weitzman suede leather over-the-knee boots! (Grrrr!) You may qualify for a VAT refund. Shoe accessories and handbags are also sold at this location. If your size is not available, they can transfer your desired shoes from a nearby location. This British company began operations in 1873. The store is still family owned and operated and they have 43 stores. www.russellandbromley.co.uk.
Bought shoes, but then they feel apart after 8 months. The cobler said that Church's were the way…read moreto go! Paid 200 quid for them. I really liked the style though, so it is a shame.
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This is a great place to shop. This is the place where you can buy clothes that are not really in…read moreother high street shops. They are expensive, but you know you are getting quality. I have brought a pair of earrings and a bag from there about 1 year ago, and they still look new. The shop is small and the design contemporary, and looks like it should be in Milan. The staff are friendly and always on hand. They sell shirts, skirts, coats, and jewellery. People in Uxbridge usually go there to shop for gifts or if they are looking for an item for a special occasion. Everybody in Uxbridge will vouch for how good this shop is. It's on a different level then any other shop in Uxbridge.
Joolz is a lovely little shop in the Old Market House, opposite the front of the station in…read moreUxbridge. It sells jewellery and clothing, and is a wonderful place to shop for unusual gifts for women. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there is always something new to see in the store. I think their prices are reasonable, and I have never failed to find a suitable gift there.
Located almost opposite Romford station (that may be a slight exagerration but it's close) this…read moreteen-women's clothing shop is quite large as it's a double shop. It sells a selection of smart, casual and downright risque clothing which makes it suitable for everyone. The prices are usually very reasonable with the occassional over priced item. The staff are very friendly.
This shop is quite a nice shop. It is bright and airy and there are plenty of items of clothing in…read morethere. It only caters for the ladies though. So dont have a look around for mens or childrens clothes. They have a small selection of jewellery and nightwear there. I have personally only found a few items of clothing suitable for me. When my Mum visits though, she loves having a look around and always buys a few items each time. The staff are friendly and never rush you. There is the Grays Shopping Centre car park nearby if you drive to the town. Otherwise nearby is the C2C trainline and bus area.
Warehouse just opposite the Flagship Store Oasis, it too sells middle end Fashion clothing and…read moreaccessories for young women. It is at the higher price end on the High Street with the likes of Top Shop, Warehouse and Miss Selfridge. You enter into the shop and it is always well stocked with a lot of clothing - maybe just a bit crammed! Yu walk down a set of stirs to the basement area where the majority of the collection is. I always find the staff very pleasant in this store and willing to help! The sale rack is usually quite good and they always have a range of sizes in the sale as oppose to only the largest and the extra small! This is the store you usually get referred to in London when other stores are out of stock.
Generally I like Accessorize, but this branch in Hammersmith Broadway doesn't have a lot on offer…read more The shop is tiny, and the range of items on offer is not the best. As usual, the staff are helpful, but this does not make up for the fact that there isn't a lot in the shop. What is on offer is nice though- their bag section is quite big and they sell a lot of socks, but compared to others in the area, this Accessorize doesn't have a lot in it.
Lovely little shop in what used to be Notting Hill's no-go area. The Jacksons offer their own range…read moreof shoes, fashion and accessories, as well as some selected and unusual brands. They are also supplying some of the other shops in the area and stand out for their unusual designs and quality materials. A bit on the dear side, though.
Situated on a not-so-busy street in Notting Hill, The Jacksons is a sweet little boutique serving…read moreup own-label accessories mixed in with an interesting collection of clothes (lots of dresses), handbags and jewelry (they stock a good amount of Alex Monroe, a personal favourite). There are other little knick-knacky pieces about - perfect for gifting that person who has everything. The stock is so varied (from a sweet tea dress to a Masai beaded handbag) that I can always find something there to spend money on, and the girls are chatty and wonderfully laid-back.
This shop boxes above it's weight and still manages to survive. Based in the heart of Soho, this is…read morea great little shop full of nice clothes at semi decent prices. The staff are pretty cool and will help you look for a size of a perticular t-shirt or trouser. The changing rooms aren't the most private but it gets you in and out and hopefully with a nice outfit to wear on the bars on Old Compton Street! nice place!
This place is situated in the Oxo Tower on the Southbank…read more Aei:Kei prides itself on high fashion, chic clothing. As with many of the shops in the Oxo Tower, this place is a little pricey and I'd say not really worth the price either. The women's clothes in here are kind of ladylike urban chic, something for the yummy mummies really or the classier office gal. Not really worth it unless my description sounds up your street, you can probably get something a little more "en vogue" in central London for a better price...
Really great shop! aei:kei is great as it's in the lovely OXO Tower, there is a real range of…read moreclothing. Having dragged my friend around several shops this one really did the job! Friendly staff, great clothing and reasonable prices! Definitely a place i'd recommend!
I'm not sure how this Oasis has skipped under the reviewing radar of London yelpers, but is a…read morereally nice store. Why I like it: - So far it never seems to busy, so they have all the sizes, it's always tidy. - It is spacious and easy to see the clothes. - The staff are friendly and speedy (I didn't have to wait to pay...but again that might just be because it's not busy!) - At the moment they have pretty dresses with patterns inspired from the V&A. These can be hard to find in other shops, but they had all of them here. So it has all the pretty clothes like the other stores on Oxford street and Covent garden...but without the crowds. I like it. Also, there is a cocktail bar, Saucer & Spritz, upstairs by the changing rooms which seems like an excellent idea to me!
Nice branch with some good clothing for interviews and such. The staff were helpful and the store…read morewas easy to find.
Oasis sells middle end Fashion clothing and accessories for young women. It is at the higher price…read moreend on the High Street with the likes of Top Shop, Warehouse and Miss Selfridge. The Flag ship store on Argyll Street always has the most amazing window displays definitely drawing the attention of the crowds. The store itself I always feel lacks a natural flow of energy. To get upstairs you have to walk half way round the ground floor. I know this is to get people through the shop and to see more. It is a large store and the staff are ok but not overly helpful and always tend to be speaking amongst themselves with no regard for the customer. Upstairs I always enjoy, lighter atmosphere with glass panels and the changing rooms are spacious.
This is my favourite shop. Most of my high street clothes come from here, it's much nicer than…read moreTopshop. Everything in here is very classic. It's not cheap though. But I always feel like I'm paying for good quality stuff. I've got dresses from here that are a good five years old and they're only looking a little bit worn now! Great shop, if you're in London, and you don't want the hassle of the huge mecca that is Topshop, this is even better.