SHOPPING
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Wolf & Badger
Giving independent designers and young upstarts a space in which to sell, Wolf and Badger curates the best of London’s new talent in one smart space.
Win a pair of Orlebar Brown shorts
Regardless of the assets that you're packing, a pair of budgie smugglers isn't always the most flattering way of flaunting them. Orlebar Brown offers two 60by80 readers a chance to win a pair of their dapper swim shorts.
Jeanette’s
Ex-Boombox door mistress Jeanette’s eponymous store has fast became a must-see destination amongst the fash-pack and cool-kids.
Monocle Shop
Tyler Brulé’s Monocle Magazine extends its impeccable taste to this pint-sized treat, filled with gentlemanly delights and exciting collaborations.
Present
Give yourself a gift and visit this new hotspot on the menswear circuit, which comes with championship coffee to boot.
Paul Smith No 9
He may be best known as one of Britain’s most iconic exports, but his travelling has not been entirely in (fashion’s) vain; here you’ll find his Wunderkammer of discoveries.
Dover Street Market
Inspiring interiors and avant-garde collections for those who value the atmosphere in which they shop, as much as what they’re buying.
Magma
More than just a bookshop (though it’s more magazines, and a seriously excellent selection at that), it’s taken quirky design under its wing at a second location just down the street.
Topshop
Like fashion light for the misguided masses, the Topshop flagship has long been the go-to shop for hot catwalk-copy pieces and trend-savvy clothes for the less-of-pocket.
Selfridges
Selfridges goes a long way to lifting the otherwise dreary monotony of Oxford Street’s chain stores, offering up stunning exteriors and a finger-on-the-pulse brand directory.
Hackett
Showing that British style goes far beyond football shirts and pints, Hackett does a stylish selection of off-the-rail tailoring.
The Conran Shop
Get a piece of Terence Conran’s taste at his self-named store full of design goodies bound to make your house a home.
Shop at Bluebird
It’s all about the spaces at this King’s Road institution, so expect taxidermy, fantastic furniture, first editions and dangling lightbulbs in amongst cool casuals.
Smythson
The country’s finest stationary and classiest leather goods can be found at Smythson, where travellers and those in possession of an old school ink pot flock in equal numbers.
James Smith & Sons Umbrellas
It’s raining, it’s pouring, and whilst the old man goes on snoring, Londoners have found a stylish way to beat off the downpours here, at a historical family-run institution.
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