Shopping in London
Impossible mission? Noways! London, the sacrosanct shopping Mecca, is able to save any purchase budget as tight as it is...
For clothes and accessories, direction Topshop (Oxford Circus), the equivalent of our National H & M: there are a multitude of tops, jeans and accessories from € 5.
Go also around the side of Islington. Famous for its sophisticated boutiques (so excessively expensive), the district has nevertheless incomparable Hoxton Boutique (Monmouth St)
and its collection of jewelry kitsch in rhinestones (7 to 30 €). It is rumored that Madonna and Bjork will regularly make a tour...
Unlabelled shops and stores have become used forced addresses where everyone goes without false shame. Here are some where you can go:
Shaft, 71 Camden Road (tube: Camden Road)
Discount Dressing. 39 Paddington Street, W1. M ° Baker Street. (The claws very unlabelled)
Paul Smith. 23 Avery Row, W1. M ° Bond Street.
Finally, a stay in London without a trip to Portobello Market (Friday and Saturday) and Camden (Saturday and Sunday) is not an option.
Although it is sometimes difficult to clear a path, as the crowd is compact, the proposed second hand clothes worth a look, especially in the middle of vintage fashion.
There is everything one could expect from a flea market, the key in English. More hype, you die!
And because it's not just clothes in life... not to leave London without sampling local specialties. Fortum & Mason (Victoria St) is the temple of tea-time, without a finger in the air, please!
Whole shelves of Earl Gray (about 3 €) alongside a multitude of butter biscuits (5 €) and home-made puddings for the more adventurous.
Other passages obliged: Brick Lane, to noodle bars and frozen eels (less than 5 €) and Brixton Market, the Caribbean and Africa, where we can both buy a wig, eating fish tilapia and eggs of Ghana
(these are vegetables) taste strange spices and medicine with homeopathic remedies, all in a musical overdrive (Monday to Saturday).
In short, London in all its splendor... vibrant scene, mesmerizing and accessible to all!
See more about my shopping [http://www.boutique-sateen.com] life.
For clothes and accessories, direction Topshop (Oxford Circus), the equivalent of our National H & M: there are a multitude of tops, jeans and accessories from € 5.
Go also around the side of Islington. Famous for its sophisticated boutiques (so excessively expensive), the district has nevertheless incomparable Hoxton Boutique (Monmouth St)
and its collection of jewelry kitsch in rhinestones (7 to 30 €). It is rumored that Madonna and Bjork will regularly make a tour...
Unlabelled shops and stores have become used forced addresses where everyone goes without false shame. Here are some where you can go:
Shaft, 71 Camden Road (tube: Camden Road)
Discount Dressing. 39 Paddington Street, W1. M ° Baker Street. (The claws very unlabelled)
Paul Smith. 23 Avery Row, W1. M ° Bond Street.
Finally, a stay in London without a trip to Portobello Market (Friday and Saturday) and Camden (Saturday and Sunday) is not an option.
Although it is sometimes difficult to clear a path, as the crowd is compact, the proposed second hand clothes worth a look, especially in the middle of vintage fashion.
There is everything one could expect from a flea market, the key in English. More hype, you die!
And because it's not just clothes in life... not to leave London without sampling local specialties. Fortum & Mason (Victoria St) is the temple of tea-time, without a finger in the air, please!
Whole shelves of Earl Gray (about 3 €) alongside a multitude of butter biscuits (5 €) and home-made puddings for the more adventurous.
Other passages obliged: Brick Lane, to noodle bars and frozen eels (less than 5 €) and Brixton Market, the Caribbean and Africa, where we can both buy a wig, eating fish tilapia and eggs of Ghana
(these are vegetables) taste strange spices and medicine with homeopathic remedies, all in a musical overdrive (Monday to Saturday).
In short, London in all its splendor... vibrant scene, mesmerizing and accessible to all!
See more about my shopping [http://www.boutique-sateen.com] life.
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