Having worked in an office in Mayfair, Thomas Pink fits the bill when one needs to dress like one…read moreshould in and around snooty Mayfair. It would appear that Thomas Pink has done a good job on its homework and has brought good quality shirts at a reasonable price to the masses. Whenever I visit this store it is always busy which is clearly a mark of the success that they are achieving. The thing is this, you can go out and spend money on a cheap and cheerful shirt which is possibly going to last you 6 months or you can invest a bit more on a Pink shirt that feels better, last longer and looks more stylish. The choice is yours, I for one would much rather have the Pink shirt and love the feel and quality that it gives. Trust me you will definitely have more pulling power with the ladies. They always have some offers on - two for one or a free tie or cufflinks etc and for that reason this is the shirt supplier that I choose.

When you need to get a nice shirt Thomas Pink does not disappoint. 2nd time being in their store…read moreand as always the sales staff are professional and extremely helpful. They found the perfect sized cut and size for my husbands shirt and he Wasn't even with me. I would give 5 stars but they had a limited selection of options during this visit. The salesman even followed up later to see do my husband was enjoying his shirt and ties. It is not inexpensive but worth the price for the quality and service provided.

While visiting London from Cincinnati, Ohio, I was in Piccadilly for dinner and a show. Loving…read morehats and with 30min to spare before my dinner reservation, I ran into Lock & Co Hatters. I was welcomed immediately by well groomed men sporting the product and looking smart. Having found the size, brim, and style, I was shown an easy travel option. It was perfect for my needs and I bought it. Paul did a great job explaining shipping options and my new hat is on its way to America! Definitely give this shop a try for some personal luxury or a unique gift.

This is the most charming hat shoppe in London. We loved everything about this historical place…read morethat has a fun and energetic vibe. The selections are over the top. I'm definitely coming back for summertime lovely fascinators. Omg. The selection! The staff were so knowledgeable and helpful and fun. We just wanted to hang out all afternoon. This is a must. They make quality items and care , display and package them in such a lovely way and we loved that each hat is packed in their own reusable canvas bag. Such a nice touch and factors into what you are getting when you purchase a hat. They were even so kind to offer to steam and pack the I came wearing bc I was eager to wear the new hat I purchase. We LOVED this beautiful spot.

Went here the other day. They didn't have the bracelet I wanted, but I did pick up a beautiful…read moreorange scarf. The staff were also very sweet. They let me know where I could find the shoes I was looking for. Very happy with my experience.

This Hermes branch in the City feels much more formal, less tourists, less crowds and much cleaner…read moreas well. I prefer the atomsphere in this store.

This is a gorgeous shop with "outdoors/indoors" decorations…read more I loved the giant picnic basket full of bags each priced at £12! Was less impressed with the sale basket of tops for 2-4-1, they were all crumpled up and hard to rumage through. I was very impressed by all the beautiful long silk dresses availble. Priced £30-£50. If you have a special event coming up and like a vintage edge to your clothes be sure to visit here.

If you want something beautiful to wear on a night out and have the figure to pull it off, get to…read moreKingly Court and cover yourself in silk. Some of the dresses can be quite skimpy but they are always very stylish and most of all bright. The average price for a dress is about £45, but that's not bad as the items you buy from here will always call for an occasion. A place to definitely keep up to date with.

Brandy Melville originates from Milan and the opening of the Westfield Shopping centre marks the…read moreopening of their brand's first UK store. The range is targeted towards the 15 - 30 female age group and the various pieces are very cool and chic. The staff are great and really seem to know the brand which is quite refreshing. When I first looked around the store, I thought the pieces would be more expensive but at £20 - £25 for a t-shirt and £12 for a cotton dress the prices are very reasonable for good quality garments. Brandy Melville is great if you are looking to inject a bit of Milan into your London look!

I went to the branch on Kings Road and was excited to try the brand and see how one size would fit…read moreall! The store is cool The clothes are pretty basic, ok quality , definitely one size does not fit all My problem was with the prices and customer service I can understand that it is ok to pay $30 for a basic t-shirt in America but £35-£40 for the same tee in UK is not ok And they don't keep the shape after washing them - I understand if you are paying for quality at least after couple of washes the top should not be expanded to fit two of your size! The other problem is that the sales assistants knew nothing about the stock they have- I saw a dress on display and asked if there is other colours the answer was no Went downstairs to find it in 2 other colours ! The same happened with another t-shirt Don't know if this brand is up to all the hype that is spread online from American bloggers but honestly don't know how it is differed from anything you can get in Topshop for the same price, same ok quality, and same bad judgemental customer service

Once I heard one High Street manager saying that after Zara arrived to London, all the other…read moreretailers have had to increase their standards as it lifted the competition into a completely new level. I agree. Zara has the same business idea as all the rest, to be a copy cat, but the way it does it, it is just above the others. Zara has broke the records with its stock turnover, I think it now produces new collections every 11weeks or so? Opinions on the ecological side aside, but visiting the store frequently and you will always find new range. The quality usually pleasantly surprised me, with materials like wool and silk on the selection, jackets are often well tailored and with a spotless finishing. The look for ladies is always very feminine and made for people tall and, well, skinny. The sizing is a bit random, seems tiny and varies between items. Seriously, with trousers I never know what size to try on. I think the best part of Zara is the woman's section with classic designs and the most beautiful dresses on the High Street.

Disgraceful disgusting company. Ordered a dress online. Couldn't fit it over my head and return…read moreit ASAP! They sent it back to me and said it was not in good return condition? What!? I didn't even wear it. I called customer service to complain. They were suppose to call me back for a 2nd review. By this time they sent it back to me. I called 2 weeks after and they decided without even seeing the product new with tags, they declined a refund? WTF!!!! Called again to speak to a supervisor and again no call 2 weeks later nothing! They obviously do not care about their customers. Disgusted and disappointed!! I will never ever buy anything from this company again and post this experience everywhere I can.

Don't judge this shop by its cover. Looks old and probably in need of a refurbishment on the…read moreoutside but the quality of the merchandise is high and of good value. The setting is awful but it's like a diamond in the dust - probably the last of the old shops in Burnt Oak.

This is an amazing boutique that offers exquisite handbags and leather goods. Find yourself…read moreimmersed with unique designs in python, suede, and calves leather - everything is so beautiful! A must boutique to visit in Chelsea. It is 2 min walk away from the Bluebird Cafe and just next to Rococo Chocolates.