I visited Piajeh in Weybridge for the first time in a while recently and it still remains one of…read morethe best and most unique boutiques in Surrey. It's been in Weybridge for around 15-16 years now. They've always had such a variety of different things and rarely ever the same item is available again, so best to grab it when you see it, try it on and buy it there and then, or it will be gone quickly. There is something for everyone here, casual everday and anytime pieces, cashmere tops, party dresses, evening wear, gorgeous shoes and trendy boots for all occasions and a fabulous selection of costume jewellery, a few bags and belts. Don't expect any bargains as Piajeh is a top end boutique, but it's always worth a look out for one-off creations that are on sale. I would describe Piajeh as a treasure trove for anyone with a unique eye for fashion and if you're after something different that nobody else you know will also have in their wardrobe. A sister Piajeh boutique (same owner) opened in the Summer of 2012 in Wimbledon village, haven't visited that shop yet.

With a large range of top quality clothes the Weybridge shop has a special section for Vintage and…read moreDesigner labels. All presented in a clean and fresh condition, there are many high fashion items as well as classic pieces. Usually well stocked with Accessories and Jewellery, though items turn over quickly. Nicely displayed china tea sets, original paintings and prints, kitchen items, frames etc. Very reasonably priced. Books C.D.s, DVDs and records are next door in their specialist Book Shop. Very friendly staff devoted to helping keep the Weybridge Hospice open.

This was a lovely shop, but Cristina is apparently no more. I was in Weybridge last week, tried to…read morefind it as it's been on Baker Street since 2004, but got told that it sadly closed down. If anyone knows any more news on why it's closed or what happened to owner Melanie, then please comment! I've been trying to find out, but nobody knows the reason why it closed and oddly, the shop website is still up and running as I write this, but the Twitter account hasn't been active since around November 2011. Melanie and the Cristina original location on Baker Street were featured in a Nintendo fashion game advert for UK national television and the shop was doing well, so it's a mystery to why it closed with no explanation on the website or the Twitter account.