I don't have kids, and I'm not terribly organic myself, but I think if and when I do, I'd like to…read moreshop here. I've come in a number of times with friends and there's just a wholesome, good vibe about the whole green living thing when it comes to babies. I'm not saying I'll ever be ready for washable nappies, but organic cotton pj's and wooden toys seem perfectly sensible.

Great little shop in the Portabello market area that specializes in organic cotton and natural…read moreproducts for mum, baby and littler kids. A really nice spot to check out if you find yourself overwhelmed by the other expensive children's clothing shops in neighboring Ledbury Rd.

I really like shopping at Neck&Neck. They have quality baby and kids clothing that never lose their…read moreshapes. I even wash knitted clothing with other cotton pieces and they still feel the same like how i bought it from the shop. Their collection is completely different than other high street brands. What I like most is the cutest baby shorts what can be also worn in winter. They do good deals so its wise to wait for the sale and If you are a club member you receive e-mail as well as text message in advance. It is not expensive as Petit Bateau and Trotters. The only drawback is the size. Size range is 6-12 m, 12-18 m, 18-24 m ... The size range comes up small for the age tag on the clothing for instance, my son is 7 months his size is from 12 18 m at Neck&Neck.

Don't really shop at H&M all that much but as I was visiting London I was thoroughly impressed by…read morethe size of this store and options they had available for purchase. I bought a hooded sweatshirt which was very stylish and I got for a great price. The staff was really nice and helpful for me and my wife and as a tourist it's always great to feel welcomed into a store. On my next trip back to London this will definitely be one of my first stops.

Oh! NO...Another H&M. But this is called H&M-Hennes. Doesn't it sound a lot classier?…read more Although it's not as big as the other stores. The selections here, were dressed appropriate for my age. Not too conservative nor too funky. I just want to look good enough without screaming for attention. This store geared towards people who is into modern approach yet sophisticated. Choices can be limited. Happy shopping!!

I am a fan of H&M because they sell good quality, affordable clothes I'd happily wear in public…read more When I was booking my beach holiday last year, I headed straight to H&M and purchased a big supply of summer clothes at really cheap prices. As an example they were selling vests of high quality for £3.99, and shorts of varying length for £5. I love H&M men's underwear too, sexy.

I dragged Hubs over to this particular H&M specifically for the home section. Prior to this fall…read moreno store in NYC had a home department*... it was a must see for me when we were in London. Silly, I know. The store was exactly as expected. Plenty of lovely home goods in stock. Sparkly, velvety, unique. H&M Home has some really great pieces. *Happy to report there is now a 'home section' in one of the NYC stores (http://www.yelp.com/biz/h-and-m-new-york-25) Yay!

I very recently discovered this gem of a boutique in Covent Garden and am so glad that I did!…read moreStocked full of beautiful Japanese-inspired clothing, the name really does depict what the designers aimed the range to portray. Full of cute dresses, jumpers and jackets, the accessories also really took my attention - with little fruit and heart designs in candy colours, this shop is definitely one for the girly girls though their dresses could easily be 'rocked' up. The prices are quite expensive at around £69 for a dress but the quality is high and the designs are fun, unique and quirky. I'd say its worth the extra investment just knowing that you won't go out that evening and find someone wearing the same outfit!

A great little fashion boutique on Drury Lane on the outskirts of Covent Garden. Run by Sean and…read moreHappie, they design unique dresses, tops, skirts, jackets and tops. Every piece is qwerky and features different little details to those clothes you normally see on the high street. I love their puffball dress designs and the choice of stripey and flowery fabrics which give a real girlie feel to their clothing. Well made and well designed, the clothes by happie loves it offer something a little bit of different to other high street fashion stores. I have a few pieces from there which I team up with jeans and simple black cut-offs and I love the final finish. The shop is equally pretty, with a white shappy chic interior and lots of feminine detail and touches, it makes for a lovely way to spend an hour (or so!) trying on new clothes! If you're looking for something with a little designer detail, a nice shopping experience, friendly staff who are attentive and can't do enough for you, visit happie love it - as a small boutique in the bustling West End, they'll be pleased you did!

Another good trip to this location. They have so many festive items, including; homeware, clothing…read moreand decorations. Great place for stocking stuffers and their bath bombs selection is one of the best! So many to choose from, including Disney and Christmas designs, all either £1 or £1.50! Staff on the floor are a bit useless and unwilling to help but the register staff were pleasant. As always - come early to avoid the crowds!

Your enjoyment or appreciation of this place is going to be entirely dependent on who you are, and…read morewhat your lifestyle is. I am not local (American) but I have lived in London as a young poor 20 something. Primark was a Godsend for me. It's also really interesting now that they have expanded into the states (although not where I live) to come back and see how it has changed. When I lived here and had no money this was my go to for anything trendy, or needed. When I moved back to America quite unexpectedly I went there to stock up on inexpensive suitcases to pack up my life and carry back across the world. Any fast fashion or trendy items, this was my go to. Needed something for my home that didn't need to be high quality, Primark. I got a job at AllSaints a few blocks away and we were supposed to wear their clothes exclusively, but we only got a 60% discount (that's a big discount but still not inexpensive for a college kid) so I got a lot of my work shoes here and they never noticed. Now that I visit as a tourist, it's my go to for things like I need an umbrella that I can leave behind when I go home, or it's raining and I didn't bring my raincoat with me today...or it's colder than what I planned for on this trip so let me stop by and grab a few pieces of layering clothes or a coat. The Disney selection makes me wonder why there isn't a Primark in Orlando (because they get very unique Disney licensed items). If you don't have a big budget or are in need of souvenirs, I also recommend Primark. But if you're looking for a luxury experience, this isn't for you. If you're anti fast fashion, please just skip this. It's busy and loud and sort of a cattle call at the till, but it's great novelty spot. The layout has shed over the years bit it's still a great spot for cheep gifts, replacing broken or lost items and getting an unexpected suitcase for any souvenirs if you are a tourist (my favorite suitcase going on 11 years was £25 from here & yes we got another this most recent trip) 3 stars because I've definitely had some weird experience here over the years but generally if you go in knowing what it is and what to expect, it won't disappoint you.

I've always liked Karen Millen but can't say I've ever LOVED it. They do that high-end fashion…read morething of making both beautiful clothes and clothes that are expensive but genuinely look tacky...in my humble opinion but then who am I to talk in my H&M leggings? The reason for the whopping five stars is specifically for this store and one lovely lady in particular...a sales assistant named Vicky. I popped in yesterday in a panic as I have a wedding to attend on Saturday and haven't yet bought myself a dress. I was not in the mood for shopping and feeling very uninspired so just grabbed a few things and then vetoed them all. On my way out the changing room I bumped into the lovely Vicky who took the whole lot off me with an "Oh no, no, no, none of these are right for you!", asked what the occasion was, disappeared and reappeared quick as a flash with a dress that I didn't like AT ALL. SO not my style but she begged me to try it on and seemed so nice I obliged. OMG it was gorgeous! I wouldn't have picked it up in a thousand years yet once I had it on I adored it. Completely different to anything I've ever bought, very classic and elegant with a hint of '50s pin-up girl. She did me proud. Hold on, I hadn't looked at the price tag... "How much is this dress?" I asked, "£210" came the shocking reply! "But it's just gone into the sale and now it's £60" ...WHAT!!!!? Sold! Girls, if you're ever in this store and need some help ask for Vicky - she's a genius!

My other half loves this brand and I always leave the stores with my wallet lighter for the…read moreexperience. I only visit during "sale" season!

From the outside the shop already looks cheerful but when you go inside it even makes you happier!…read moreThe shop is made out of very bright clothes and accessories! They all have cute/funny prints on it. Often food/animals/monsters ate portrayed on it! The prices are very good and affordable for something as fun and cute as this! The shop is mainly for girls but downstairs they also have a small collection for men!

I'm a huge fan of David & Goliath clothing and accessories - their T-shirts are adorable…read more My favourite things are the luggage tags and keychains - they feature very clever designs and my friends always ask me where I got them. My favourite lines are "Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them." "Come to the dark side - we have cookies!" and "Spooning leads to forking." The graphics are so cute and the taglines are so funny. I don't fit into most of the clothes here, so it's a bit hit and miss - the "L" pants are made to fit a size 8 (US) and even the XL sized T-shirts are tricky because they shrink down a size when they are washed. If you use your dryer to dry your laundry (i.e. North American tourist), definitely buy a size up because all of their cotton shirts and PJ pants will shrink. If you're a UK-er who uses a laundry rack to dry most things, then that isn't necessary. There are lots of cute t-shirts (usually on sale) in the basement. If you're in Soho, check this store out.