I love you Oliver Bonas, I love you…read more Here are all the things one might find here: *affordably priced, well heeled jewellery. *scarves for days and days. *dresses. so many dresses. *sunglasses. *bags, wallets, purses. *gifts. lovely gifts. My personal stash from my man OB now includes: aviators, earrings, bracelet and a gray belt with neon accent. Roughly all for about 70 quid. It's not inexpensive but it surely is competitive on Upper Street. The style is fresh with accents of funk (as evidenced by the dots of neon everywhere) -- and if you are seeking a gift or present for someone, this is worth a look. The woman that helped me with the jewellery was very professional, helpful and courteous despite the mobs of women milling about the somewhat small store. I appreciated the personal touch! *fitting rooms downstairs, along with a small children's section. *website also has a lot of items listed.

It's a gift shop, not the most important things in life but the things that make you feel better,…read morenicer. On one part you've got clothes, a large range of dresses and on the other one you've got very unique jewels like a small bow ring at £4.50 In the middle you've got a table with approximatively 200 books on it .and a huge sofa where of course you can sit and discuss in the middle of the other shoppers. Downstairs, it's about decoration, furnitures and it's always good to have a look there for inspiration at least.

This Accessorize was sale central yesterday. Damn good sales. Everything was half off like at the…read moreone in Leicester Square, you know the outlet in the mall. In the back there was more extra special sales. Accessorize is good for upper end usually overpriced costume jewellery for girls that like a bit of glitter and beads and have outgrown Claires. You can buy a clutch bag hair, a carry all, the odd pair of shoes, and jewellery that isn't particularly age specific. Not bad.

My first recommendation to a friend who was after a wig for an 80's party, if you want accessories…read morethis should be your first stop. It sells accessories and what a load of accessories it sells as well. You'll find hair bands, clips, grips, elastics in all sorts of colours and styles, and a large selection of jewellery such as earrings, necklaces, bangles, bracelets and more. There's so much you can easily be caught in here for a good half hour trying to make your mind up on what to buy, but resist and only get what you need, otherwise you can easily come out of here buying lots more than you bargained for ('I mean what's a pound here or there?' as I heard one woman exclaim to her friend). They have an ear piercing service here too.

This Claire's is quite busy- so the locals must love it. Personally, I find items are often…read moreoverpriced and shopping around would allow you to find similar items for less. The majority of items are pocket money prices and I suppose that the target market is kids- teenagers and people looking for fancy dress. As a consequence I find items are of poor quality- bracelets and necklaces have tarnished and left green marks on my skin, earrings have broken, hair bobbles have snapped. I would say this is a great place for fancy dress, but for everyday items, I don't think it is up to scratch.

I called into Accessorize to buy some sunglasses for my holiday. Whilst the selection of sunglasses…read morewas not great, I did manage to find a nice pair and was impressed by the store's other ranges - the jewellery in particular is really pretty, with some lovely necklaces at fairly reasonable prices. There were also some really cute purses and hair clips, and the shop also sells flip flops, hats, underwear and scarves amongst other things. I ended up spending a surprisingly long time browsing for a fairly small shop, and would recommend it, particularly if you're looking for an interesting piece of jewellery,

Jewellery, purses, scarves, hair stuff, frilly knickers, shoes, and a bit of make up - you know the…read moredrill, it's a posh Claire's Accessories with higher price tags to match. There's a lot of pretty stuff in here though. I've found myself liking their jewellery less these days but I've bought a clutch bag on both my last visits! Hmm I may have a problem... One was a smooth nude colour that I now use all the time on nights out because it matches everything, and the other was coated in gold sequins that goes perfectly with lots of my Indian outfits :) Try to avoid the lunchtime rush - there's limited space to move around inside given the layout. I'm sure I'll visit again - but I have to say for a pretty present I'd probably try the quirkier Oliver Bonas around the corner first.

This place is so cute . Staff is very attentive and helpful. Of course it's costume jewelry . I…read morelove the fact that they have jewelry for other body piercings like Tragus, navel and nose . Very wide selection and neat . The staff was very friendly . Great customer service and amazing cheap prices

I Loved this store, staff were extremely helpful & friendly. I'd arrived from France with an…read moreear-ring lodged into back of my ear lobe. Ernesta fixed it immediately. I of course bought a new pair which she kindly fixed back in....Job done Loved the hand-bags, jewelry, scarfs, well everything, so cute, pretty and good prices. If you want to Accessorize, Do It Here!! Thanking you for all your help while I was in UK

Claires Accessories is for the 10 year old girl in all of us! It's full of cheap jewellery and hair…read morebands, bags and make up. I would imagine most of it is plastic imported from China and is not designed to last but it's fun and cheap. They also do ear piercing. Claires is in the middle of The Maltings arcade of shops and is served by the adjoining car park. The shop is but packed with lots of items and the walls seem to be plastered with fun things. You may even find some jewellery that you can pass off as for an adult there if you dress it up properly.

I always used to be the unsentimental type that gives money or gift certificates…read more One day, I needed to get a present and fast. I wasn't in a high chain kind of area so I couldn't just go with my old gift certificate and giving money wouldn't have looked like I cared. I saw Rosie Brown and it reminded me of my friend Anna, so I went in there to have a look. I didn't know where to start but the sales lady made suggestions for me and I looked around a bit at the perfume bottles (with no perfume in them..?) and the plates and a white bag with a bow. My friend's into this whole retro style thing and is not one to wear real fur. Once I saw this fake fur neck wrap, I knew it was the right thing because it looked real. I also bought an empty perfume bottle because the shopkeeper said she might like that. She really did. Funny.