An overwhelming mix of Australian accents and 2pence hooker-attired moms made my face go in all…read moresorts of directions when I stepped foot into this store. BUT. I escaped with a lovely scarf and tore myself away from some amazing shoes that were half a size too large for me. A real steal of a shop with Chanel, Prada, Miu Miu and some higher-end high street...and definitely not as packed with weary-looking rich kids like some of the other vintage giants around Camden/Covent Garden. Highly, highly recommended. I took a star off mainly due to the fact that there were toddlers crawling all up in some amazing leather bags. Mental thoughts included, do NOT puke/poo/pee (like that alliteration action?) on that, thanks.

This is a lovely shop operated by one of the most knowledgeable staff that I have ever encountered…read moreat a purveyor of pre-loved luxury items. I so enjoyed my conversation with them regarding the history of different design houses, and where these houses are now under the current design teams. Be sure that you visit both the top and bottom floors. I found that the best items seem to be on the top floor, but the bottom floor is worth the trip, especially if you have any children in your life who you might like to gift some lovely designer pieces. Unfortunately, I didn't walk away with anything during my first visit, but I did find a gorgeous Chanel jacket that was priced fantastically (it was just not in my size), and an MIH shearling jacket that I may have to go back for that was also priced reasonably, as well as a cute little Burberry coat in the children's section that was an absolute steal. If you become a regular customer, I was informed that then they will offer to add you to their email list to be alerted when special pieces in your size come in--they do narrow it down to meet your specifications (size, designer, etc). Currently, I was told that the list is about 1000 persons long, and that pieces fly out the door, so it is best to visit often and not wait for the email notifications in any case.

I walked in to this beautiful shop and admit I was a little nervous as both women running the place…read morewere overwhelming and I felt cowed. I felt as though I probably needed an invitation to even touch the incredible clothes. However, as soon as I engaged I was taken care of. Definitely not the place to walk in braying about what you want (n.b you'll want everything) but the saleswoman sized me up and picked out items that not only fit immediately but really were to my style. The shop isn't inexpensive but the quality of the clothing is out of this world. I would say it's not your sort of place if you are either bossy beyond compare or a simpering fool. Just imagine you're in Paris and go from there. I really should have bought more clothes and plan on descending on Jane & Dada the next time I'm in London.

Absolutely horrible experience. Sales staff were abrupt and rude. Tried to make me feel bad for not…read morebuying something on a recent visit. Do not go if you wish to do business with a store that values you as a person.

very rude the old women and expensive the prices my advice don't go there to that shop ..read more

Exclusivo is a designer second-hand thrift shop down a cute little alley in Hampstead. It's a poky…read morelittle shop crammed full of designer pieces for men and women. It's one of those second hand places that you have to root around in whereas i myself like it all to be organised for me so i can get stuck in straight away rather than breaking into a sweat rummaging through piles of crap searching for the beautiful dress that shouts out to me. I'm not saying there's a lot of crap in here as there are some gorgeous items but not everything is to my taste. They have a good selection of handbags, shoes and accessories too. They often have Chanel pieces in here as well as other big designer names and you can get them at great prices. Sometimes i find loads of things i like and some days i come away very disappointed having seen nothing but that's the nature of shopping and i love it.

I adore this boutique. It's full of fashion forward, (just) affordable labels and an incredibly…read morecute dog. The girls who run the show are intimidatingly gorgeous, but very warm and surprisingly welcoming to a size 12! The stock moves fast so it's worth a visit every time you are in the Hampstead area. Sales are rare, but so worth a trip there -- Halston, Preen all up to 75% off! AND, they usually have a mix of sizes. With a hour and some cash to burn this is my No. 1 go-to in London. And there are so many other high street and boutique stores in this quaint area that it turns a Saturday morning into bliss! Trawl the racks, try stuff on but just don't let the dog out!

Oh I love this store. If only I could afford to buy something. It isn't even that expensive, I'm…read morejust poor. The style of clothing sold here is what I've affectionately labelled Sorcery Elf. Hoodies with huge flared sleeves and pointy hoods all emblazoned in luminous colours. The trousers are equally as exciting and could be worn for clubbing, skating etc... with equal effect. Match an entire outfit with accessories and you will be the epitome of urban elf cool. This is probably one of the only clothing labels that you can match with Cyberdog wear. This is a big thing for any cyber-wearing aficionado. Hexagon is a great Camden market shop that always has banging music and a smiling attendant. When I get paid I am getting kitted out.

Clothing is very nice, but shopping online has not been a good experience…read more Late or non delivery, and no email replies! When or if they do arrive, I like the clothes it is a shame the customer service is so poor - bit of a lottery shopping with them - and if you are buying for special occasions e.g. Birthdays be prepared for disappointment, I will probably have to do a chargeback. This is 3rd late/undelivered order so I have given them the benefit of the doubt.

It's nice to find an independent fashion boutique with clothes you can actually wear, for a change…read more I really wasn't intending to go clothes shopping at all, but my friend arrived early to meet me for a walk on Hampstead Heath and proudly showed me the bargains she'd found here. So I was doomed from the start. We left her purchases at the shop while we went for the walk and returned later to collect them. So I couldn't help noseying through their collection of floaty numbers, knitwear, evening wear, coats, scarves and hats. And with a sale on, it was practically impossible to leave without buying something. Eh voila, I now possess a new, much-needed coat (and felt beret!), snapped up at half price.

A good store for ladies 40+. Very chic clothes that goes well in Hampstead. Some items are on the…read moreexpensive side. Wide range of coats. Also do hats and shoes. Friendly staff and located in a lovely area in Hampstead.

Now that Autumn is in full swing it is advisable to wrap yourselves up to keep warm in Pashmina…read moreshawls. Madeleine Trehearne and Harpal Brar have displayed their stunning collection of shawls which have luxurious rich tones and deep colours.They will make a perfect addition to any woman's Autumn/Winter wardrobe. These shawls are very similar to illuminated manuscripts hand embroidered in pure silk which has been carefully worked into intricate borders,narrow and wide. The collection of Pashminas have the traditional Kashmiri style of embroidery patterning tiny flowers,trees and other motifs of the region. A bordered shawl usually takes the skilled craftsman three to four months to make and each is an original piece-the design of which will never be repeated. They can either be worn wrapped around the shoulders if its not too cold, or thrown over a warm woolly coat if venturing outside in freezing temperatures.