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A post shared by Regent Street W1 (@regentstreetw1) Stroll through one of the most elegant shopping streets in London, Regent Street, which offers a good range of mid-priced fashion stores alongside some of the city's oldest and most famous shops. Get lost on the many floors full of toys and games in kids' haven Hamleys.
- Nicole Trilivas
- Oxford Street. Oxford Street is London’s most famous, and often busiest, shopping drag, featuring massive flagship stores for British and international fashion chains like UNIQLO, Next, Adidas, H&M, Primark, and Zara.
- Regent Street. Veering off Oxford Street, you’ll find another shopping mecca on Regent Street. Expect more major brands on the grand, bending Regent Street, though in general Regent Street shops tend to be slightly more upscale.
- Bond Street. Also located off Oxford Street, you’ll find the affluent Bond Street thoroughfare, which is divided into New Bond Street (the northern part of the street) and Old Bond Street (the southern part of the street).
- Carnaby Street. Located in the heart of London’s West End (near Oxford Street), Carnaby Street is a tucked-away, pretty street packed with a mix of big names (like Levi’s and The North Face) and independent shops (like bespoke tailor Mark Powell and indie fashion label The Ragged Priest).
- Liberty. Shopping. Home decor. Soho. Best for: Eccentric English style and classic floral prints. There is no more gorgeous a shop in London – possibly the world – than Liberty.
- The Goodhood Store. Shopping. Shoreditch. Best for: Streetwear with a sense of humour. After seven years of quiet success, game-changing concept shop The Goodhood Store super-sized to a brand new Curtain Road premises back in 2014.
- Daunt Books Marylebone. Shopping. Bookshops. Marylebone. Best for: A vast array of travel tomes. One of London’s most charming bookshops, Daunt’s Marylebone flagship is pretty as a picture.
- Boutique by Shelter. Best for: One-off vintage gems. Unless you’ve been hiding in your wardrobe, you’ve probably heard about the backlash against fast fashion.
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