Both men's and women's shoes of unique styles. The men's shoes are trendy, left of center designs…read more See the photo I posted of the green, tan and violet wing tips. High quality, hand made in Spain, Italy, Portugal or France. Pricey. Comfortable. 8 shops located in the greater London metro area. Americans: No visit to Europe is complete without a purchase of wacky looking shoes that you would never find at home. You know you want them, go for it!

I Love shopping in here. It is one of my favorite places to shop for shoes and accessories.read more

Although this may well be the tiniest shoe shop in London, Stella B sells a good range of beautiful…read moreshoes, jewellery and a selection of bags. The range includes my favourite shoe designer Chie Mihara as well as Repetto, Jaime Mascaro, Emma Hope and much more. It is located in a part of Dulwich filled with a number of really nice shops but the excellent price and range available at Stella B puts it miles ahead of other shops.

Terrible service, unfriendly and unhelpful staff. Will not set foot in any of their stores ever…read moreagain! Luckily there is a few more shoe stores in the shopping mall with very professional staff who are happy to help. Don't waste your time or money here!

W12 Shopping Centre for me is the older, ugly sister of Westfield London basically across the way,…read morelocated in the Shepherds Bush area of London, this mall has basically sunk into irrelevance being so close to the Westfield mall which opened in 2008, and has recently become Europe's largest shopping centre. The mall just doesn't have that nice, modern vibe, it feels old, quiet and a little run down, probably down to Westfield poaching most of the biggest brands across the way, there is a VUE cinema, a few banks and a small JD Sports (one of the few stores in the country to still have the old branding), but that's pretty much it. Most of the stores here also seem to be need of a little modernisation or improvement, including but not limited to Natwest, Santander (banks) and JD Sports. There aren't that many places to eat either, with the only big brands here being Pizza Express and Subway, there also is a Wetherspoons but that's basically a place for cheap, low-quality food and is more known for its' alcoholic beverages. Mainly the stores which remain are more "budget" stores or perhaps second-hand stores also including LIDL, CeX, Poundland and Savers. Perhaps a mall which was good in its' way, but it's been drawn into irrelevance since Westfield opened across the way, a small, old mall crying out with modernisation and for at least something unique warrants a one-star rating in my book.

I have visited many times and I was really satisfied with the customer service that I received. The…read morestaff was very helpful and patient. When I had some difficulty choosing between a couple of items, they gave me honest opinions and allowed me to make my own decision. That is something that you don't get in the shopping malls these days.

although small, this store is great, the staff are fast and friendly,and all well trained with…read morekiddies (and adults!). they are understaffed quite a lot, but that doesnt seem to make too much of a difference to the service itself. the stock levels are good and I cant remember a time I went inand they didnt have the size i was looking for. the sales are always busy, this is probably the only time you should expect a bit of a queue. even then, the staff keep smiling. its well laid out and easy to get around, there are mirrors on the walls to check out your shoes in and plenty of seats around the store. a nice store.

The staff here are very helpful and friendly. They provide you with great shopping facilities as…read morewell as offering you a nice environment to shop in.

"In case of emergency"…read more Now hold your panties, this place is brilliant! Took me a while to realize it was some kind of treasury. Okay, this might not be the wild stuff you're expecting when thinking of a city trip to London, but I got me some new knickers. Almost a complete new knicker wardrobe in 1 whammy...12 knickers to be precise. Paid 33 pounds only. Proper brands too...DKNY. Gilly Hicks? Marilyn Monroe intimates? Jessica Simpsons intimates? Anyways, DKNY, they've got it! You see it's been a while since I got new undies. It's been so long actually, I was starting to get worried about being hit by a bus and having being undressed on the operating table. Give a whole new meaning to wardrobe malfunction. The horror! If getting new knickers is enough to get me excited, imagine the ecstasy I experienced when I had to decide which pair was going to be the first 1 to wear after throwing them in the washing machine. Ow JOY... We're getting there. Next step is color coordinating top & bottom...

This is one of the larger new looks it sells womens clothes and jewellery and childrens clothes…read more Its easy to get too and the staff are very friendly and helpful you do get very big queues but they go down pretty fast.

Really good shop and nice quality clothes for affordable prices I really do recommend. All types of…read moreages from children to adults. Open everyday at Surrey Quays. I recommend to anyone reading this to go and have a look.

Set in the beautiful Greenwich, this shop specializes in men's wear, and they catty the coolest…read morelines: Carhart, Fred Perry, Lyle and Scott Nudie, and others. The shop and the merchandise have a definite style, it could be described as cool, understated yet trendy. I think it is the coolest shop for guys in London. It is a bit off the way especially if you live in central London. I would suggest if you do live far, to take a boat down the Tames, and make your shopping day a sightseeing day as well. its well worth it because even if you don't find what you want here, this area is full of lovely shops for all tastes.