Oh what a wonderful time is spent mooching in this lovely store in Primrose Hill. Constantly…read moreinspired by their text updates, the collections are regularly refreshed and premium brands feature heavily in their store. The service in this boutique is second to none - the ladies are well dressed, have an eye for what suits, and don't cringe when you ask for a 30'. Accessories feature heavily in their collections, and you could walk in with nothing and leave with a fashion forward, but yet classic look that could take you from a girls lunch to a wedding to a cocktail date.

While not cutting edge (this is Primrose HIll after all), Press is one of the best fashion…read moreboutiques in the area and has a substantial amount of varied stock jammed into the shop's 3 rooms and corridors. The owner/buyer keeps a mix of mostly recognizable names (Chloe, Vanessa Bruno, Marc by Marc Jacobs), but clothes range from upmarket casualwear (think cashmere jumpers and designer denim) to dressier pieces and there are often some vintage items thrown in. Nothing is ridiculously expensive. You'll also find a good selection of shoes, handbags, jewelry and other accessories (belts, scarves, tights).

The Runway Showroom is an awesome wee outlet within the fabulous Camden Stables Market in London…read more Selling upper end, cool designers like Pixie, the Runway Showroom sells fashion that is of good quality, but on the button when it comes to street trends. Expect to find cosy knitted jumpers, cool t shirts, pretty 50s inspired spanking new dresses and some gorgeous wee pencil skirts. Generally the ranges they take interest in selling seem to take their design from 40s and 50s pin-up style fashion, but it is all very contemporary and you can't really generalise with a place like this. I swiped a really good bargain here for less than £30 quid (reduced from £60, woop woop!) It's a gorgeous wee knitted grey jumper with short ruffled sleeves and a big knitted anchor motif in the middle. It's gorgeous, good quality and I never want to take it off! The girl who was working in here was super cool and had on some great music. Which isn't relevant to your shopping experience, but still. Awesome clothes - on the more expensive side, but the Stables are generally of a better quality than Camden Lock, so you get the best of what you pay for!

I love the physical space of this location, and the selection here is terrific! I love shopping in…read moreLondon - the fashion is always more interesting and there is a great range of products at a reasonable price range for the quality you get. This store does not produce the typically "mass market" merchandise. Their sales (try just after Christmas) are worthwhile - lots of great finds for discounted prices. Surprisingly, the service is very attentive and willing to help and accommodate you - this is highly unusual for anyplace in England! A must visit if you're looking for some great fashion at reasonable prices.

I can't believe there isn't already a review of this place! This is the topshop outlet/discount…read morestore. Everything in store is discounted and everything is buy one get one free. Because of this the quality is hit and miss - some days you can buy bags full for £20, and other days find nothing you want. They tend to stock loads of smaller sizes (8-10) and be about half a season behind "regular" topshops (hence the discounts) I love this shop - I have had jeans, jackets and dresses from here for less than a fiver, and not knowing what you're going to find just adds to the fun! It's a very small shop though, so probably not worth making a special journey half way across London for!

I went here during my weekly voyage to the Portobello market this weekend. From the outside it…read moreseems to be a real treat; photos of past customers Kate Moss, Sienna Miller, Victoria Beckham etc cover the windows, and there is a doorbell system on the door which means you cant just stroll in from the street. After a five minute wait outside in the freezing cold we were eventually let in to what is essentially a small room with women's apparel and another tiny room behind it with menswear. The clothes are amazing quality and not just reams of eighties gear like you find in the market, there are some lovely 1940s and '50s pieces here. It is so expensive though, the bag and dress that I liked were each £150 so i swiftly made me way to the door. Its expensive but if you needed something really special this is a good place to go.

One of A Kind is my favourite vintage store on Portobello Road. And Notting Hill. Actually, it's…read moreone of my favourite vintage stores in town. Sure, the doorbell system is a bit wanky, but with clothes like this, it's easy to see why they need to monitor who comes in and out. The shop is tiny - but they have packed it with more stuff than you could believe could fit in such a small space. It's got an absolutely superb range of vintage things - from 1920s sequinned flapper dresses to some phenomenal 80s snakeskin boots. Sure, it's pretty expensive but some places have to be, right? Last time I was here, Kate Moss was also browsing. Only difference was she could afford to buy things, whereas I could not!

I literally fell in love with this boutique shop the minute I walked in it. Recently opened, it's a…read moregreat one stop clothes shop filled with cool and quirky, good quality clothes, sunglasses, jewellery and accessories! I recently purchased a black and white checked shirt and a white and black sleeve sequinned top from here and I just love them. The top I even wore for my birthday! I will definitely back later in spring for some summer staples and sunnies. I've got my eye on s necklace too. Beautiful shop, wonderful owner and store workers. Definitely worth a visit if not multiple just make sure you have some pennies available as you won't be able to resist!

Really cool boutique, with some funky, original clothes ... and for someone (slightly) obsessed…read morewith fun socks, there's a lot of really cool, colourful ones - I had to indulge! ;) Lovely, friendly staff.

This place is situated in the Oxo Tower on the Southbank…read more Aei:Kei prides itself on high fashion, chic clothing. As with many of the shops in the Oxo Tower, this place is a little pricey and I'd say not really worth the price either. The women's clothes in here are kind of ladylike urban chic, something for the yummy mummies really or the classier office gal. Not really worth it unless my description sounds up your street, you can probably get something a little more "en vogue" in central London for a better price...

Really great shop! aei:kei is great as it's in the lovely OXO Tower, there is a real range of…read moreclothing. Having dragged my friend around several shops this one really did the job! Friendly staff, great clothing and reasonable prices! Definitely a place i'd recommend!

Hub is a bit pricey, but has a good collection of accessories and clothes. I love the shoes and…read morebags in here, though I always find something I like, I often force myself to walk out as its pretty much out of my budget. It never stops me from looking though! They have a sale on every summer, which is probably one of the best shopping highlights of the year. Everything in the store is usually half price or less. I got a great pear of jeans that are like a second skin by now. I love the earrings in here too. Try to look, but be warned, its hard to walk away!

Hub is a great little boutique for stylish, simple day wear from some cool brands. Catering to a…read morefairly broad spectrum of ages, you could happily shop here any time from your 20s to your 50s although probably most happily and extensively around the 30-something mark. There are also great accessories and jewellery and staff are friendly and helpful. They also do some attractive and inventive window displays at different times of year.