Why why why did we not find this store till the end of the day? My sis and I had just a small taste of this totally rad store. If only we had found it earlier I know we would have left with many more bags and hip clothes. If I win the lottery you bet I will be spending some of it here! *While I love the scarf I bought here, it sheds like mad and leaves pieces of itself all over everything read more

OH, let me count the ways in which I love thee.... My biggest weakness when it comes to shopping in the UK, TopShop is the ultimate destination for everything chic, trendy, and cutting edge. Sure, I wouldn't wear EVERYTHING that they sell, but I'm not lying when I say I would probably wear about 80% of stuff... From work wear and going-out wear to vintage and retro wear - whatever your style, TopShop has stuff that will complement it! Not to mention the affordability - PLUS if you're from North America, stuff that you get at TopShop won't even show up on North American racks for a good 12-16 months afterwards, so you'll be more than a few steps ahead of the crowds! read more

Topshop is my mecca. It calls me to enter those big doors, down into its wide and carefully-spaced floors and requires me (like most women) to touch every item on display. I love the amount of choice they have on offer and if you ever want to find anything that is currently 'in', you come here. And they have a 'blink and you miss it' policy. Which means, they have limited stock runs of certain items, which promotes the exclusivity of the dress/top/skirt/trousers and urges you to buy it now, or lose it forever. It's not fair, but fashion isn't. You want it? You buy it. Topshop is also ubiquitous with teenagers, so much so that you will often get fashion scouts looking for their next 'face' here. The amount of teens that get spotted here is high, so you never know... and it is quick quick quick about translating trends and getting them on the high street. Going to a 50's, 60's, 70's or 80's party? You are guaranteed to find something here that will be inspired by that decade and can translate it into your outfit. Want to pep up your clothes without spending a fortune? Buy some cute shoes, a belt, a scarf, some ethically made earrings if you wish (MADE). Who else would Kate Moss collaborated with? Who else would hold a lock-in for students to shop? I tell you, no one did it first. Topshop is so much of British culture and fashion, it's ingrained in us and that is why we come and worship, at least five times a month, despite all the madness and crowds, to show our never-ending love. read more

Oh what a site! This was definitely my favorite shop in London, above anything else. Fashionable, smart, sexy and one of a kind. The sad and sorry thing was that everything was too pricey for me. But I adored browsing through the floors and trying on outfits. I was seriously considering purchasing a dress from the new Kate Moss line but resisted the temptation. I regret it now though and can't wait to come back to London to spend my savings on some fab finds at TopShop. read more

Pretty frenetic, even overwhelming. Too many choices, too many people, and too many prices that make you go: "Wha?! Why?!" Seriously, clothing this trendy is good for one season only, and so the price tags should be cheerfully cheap. But they're not. It's worth noting that the prices are listed in pounds, euros, and dollars, but you are charged in pounds. (The other currencies are just for reference, as if tourists are too dumb to figure it out on our own.) That would be ok, but the exchange rate was wildly off, making items appear even *more* expensive than they actually were. I do have to say that the staffers are almost all very pleasant, apparently unfazed by the insanity around them. The cashier even offered me VAT forms unprompted, which was much appreciated. read more

I love love love Top shop because they sell eyecandy in the form of clothing and accessories. They have a great selection of fun and crazy t-shirts, skirts and dresses to choose from stacked three stories high. Here you can find a great selection of accessories that help you stand out (which could be good or bad depending on taste) and a great deal of shoes for literally every occasion. The secret to shopping at Top Shop is to during the middle of the week and head straight to the bottom level. Here you'll find some of London's most unique designer clothing. This leaves you less likely to walk out of the store with the same items that everyone else at your uni bought the same weekend. Some of the best dresses and skirts I own have come from Top Shop and have lasted many years! read more

Oh Topshop, you've put up with so much of my crap over the years - most of it being my epic shopping escapades. On my most recent trip, they dealt with a Carla hopped up from a little too much lager down on Fleet Street, and in desperate need to get in and out without annoying Adam too much. Given that, I must admit that in my shopping frenzy I selected 13 pieces and tried them on in under 30 minutes. I also picked up a few without giving them a test run and bought them on impulse, and had them turn out to be the best of the lot - guess I should go shopping by instinct more often. With regard to useful information, I don't suggest telling your boyfriend to 'meet [you] in there' after he peruses the Niketown next door, given that this behemoth is multiple levels (each of which is the size of a few football fields) and is teeming with girls foaming at the mouth and ready to run him over to get to the last pair of size 7 flats or Kate Moss jeans. Additionally, bathrooms are located on the -2 level (as is an Eat, so after Niketown your boyfriend need not have to follow you around, and can instead sip coffee). Also on -2 are capsule collections from various world designers (love the Yuki one from Tokyo). read more

Oh Topshop..... I was visiting the UK for the very first time and must I say, this is THE spot to shop. They have a wide variety of things you could buy, and you'll always leave satisfied. It's a bit pricey sometimes, but it's worth it if you're in need of retail therapy. read more

I hate a 100% love/hate relationship with TOPSHOP Oxford Circus. Not going to lie, three years ago this place used to be my one stop shop. I was completely in love. But let me tell you A LOT has changed at TOPSHOP over the last couple years. Prices have gone up so drastically, it's ridiculous. The quality here is in my opinion low high street, especially when we are talking about the TOPSHOP brand itself. TOPSHOP used to be priced fairly so you could get the newest fashion, fast. But now prices are climbing and climbing and it's just getting ridiculous. Not to mention the vintage pieces are priced the worst! They have polyester dresses priced at 65 quid! Faux fur priced at 80?! Not acceptable.... Also, this store used to be bearable during the weekdays. I would never step foot in the flagship store on a weekend before. But now it's 24-7 chaos, a complete tourist trap. I was trying on a raincoat today downstairs in the concessions and was trying to take a photo to send it to my boyfriend to show him, and I was stopped and told that no photos were allowed in the store. SERIOUSLY? Where am I? Madame Tussauds???? But the one thing that keeps me coming back to this location is the awesome concessions on the lower level with all the quirky local designers. Prices down here can be a bit steep at times too. But I feel the higher price points on the indie designers are acceptable as they are small and upcoming, and the pieces are much more exclusive, often with only a couple pieces in each size. The quality is far better than what is upstairs as well. read more

This store is total sensory overload. But I want MORE! In the US, we only get the watered down version of TopShop, and I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing. I can hardly handle the multi-level H&M store in San Francisco. Trendy clothes and accessories, all over several stories of absolute MADNESS. They even have a whole Kate Moss section. *dies* I never left the ground floor really, with just taking a quick peek downstairs. It was just too much to take in. I felt like a spastic animal with the attention span of a four year old who ate too much ice cream. Music, lights, colors, textures, and people crawling with huge shopping bags EVERYWHERE. OOH! SHINY! ..... Wait, what's that over there?! OMFG SUNGLASSES! *proceeds to try on 23 ridiculous pairs with my best friend* It was just too much. I didn't even buy anything. read more

This is the wildest shop I have ever been in. Think of the busiest Forever 21 in a popular downtown area x100. It was packed, large, and full of goodies. 4 stars because of the prices and quality, but, then again, the dollar is nothing anywhere in Europe. read more

Yay! Love Topshop but it's always a hit or miss for me. This store is huge with several levels and tons to buy. It's a bit stressful for me to shop in this sort of environment where everything is disorganized and you have to dig through piles of weird stuff to find something you like (that's also in your size) but it's definitely an experience. The price range is a bit overwhelming because you can find really nice things for cheap but there are also items that are super pricey and it seems that prices have gone up in general. It's strange to me though because I thought Topshop was supposed to be the "every woman store" where things were designed to be fashionable AND affordable. Alas, fashion and business, when you are combined, you are a fickle monster. They have a huge selection of jewelry, shoes, and purses as well as a vintage section (with bags, scarves, and other cute accessories). The vintage items tend to be borderline scary-expensive but that is to be expected. read more

There are a few great shopping places worth visiting in London.. Covent Garden being one of them and TopShop being the other. So many wasted nights on dreaming about coming back to TopShop. They have everything you could imagine! A section for shoes, jewelry, accessories, candy bar, vintage items, cheap steals, tops, jackets, bottoms and so much more!! The prices are reasonable and the quality is great. Tip: only the mecca of all TopShop stores on Oxford street is worth vising. The mall locations maybe less crowded, but you can't find half as many of the great items that you will at the Oxford locations. read more

For me, Topshop was mainly for looking, not for buying. A massive store with so many pretty clothes. Is this fashion heaven? Sadly, it is expensive as hell. I lived in London for 6 months, and being that this location was right across the street from where my university classes were, I made many many trips whilst living there. The only things I ever really bought from there were on sale (except for this one skirt I got - that was for me). Their clothes run the gamut between gorgeous and just plain wrong, but I could spend hours in there just looking at the beautiful clothing. And maybe trying on a couple things even though I couldn't afford them. They also have fantastic accessories. Mounds of earrings, bracelets, purses, and some really great tights. If I could have a shopping spree at any store in the world, it would definitely be Topshop! read more

In the words of the insipid Ms Imbrulia, when it comes to Topshop, I'm 'torn'. When I first arrived in the UK I found Topshop entirely overwhelming. Now that I've lived here a little longer, however, I know that this great pillar of needless consumption simply be treated like the beast that it is. It needs to be tamed. First tip: approach all clothing with considerable caution. Yes, some of the clothes are cool but if you really look closely I think you'll find that a lot of the fabrics used are cheap - as opposed to the prices - and won't wear well or look good much beyond the first wash. So if you like something ask yourself a few questions. First, is it made of a natural fibre? Second, will this trend pass more quickly than that crush you had on Preston from the Ordinary Boys before you realised that he was perpetually affianced? Third, do you only like it because it looks vaguely like something Kate Moss might have worn. Once? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, put the garment down. Step away from the garment. In my humble opinion, Topshop is good for just a few things: shoes, vintage and designer collaborations. This is the place to find leather ballet pumps at £25 a pop. This is the place to find vintage treasures by Yves Saint Laurent, Jean Varon and Ossie Clark. This is the place to indulge your Preen/Louise Gray/Jonathan Saunders habit without the need for a six figure salary. And that, my friends, is what the high street is all about. read more

Can I just put it out there that I HATE topshop. *cue gasps from female population.* I really do, they're such false advertising, the designs are eye catching and I think it's really good for being catwalk-high street turnover in a short amount of time but the price and the quality BEG to differ. I'm essentially paying for a jumper that £40 in store that shrinks after the first wash? (Lukewarm cycle, no dryer) THAT IS NOT ON. This place is a labrinth, and its definitely not for the quick shopper. (I'm the definition, I look online, know what i want, go in store, grab it and go.) I'm only giving it two stars because of the accessories and hosiery which are great high street finds. read more

Trends come and go, so I will mention less on the quality of clothing and sizes. Prices vary, you can leave with a nice cheap shirt or an overly priced dress. Staff are friendly and willing to walk you to the location of whatever item you ask for. Sizes are great and small, which is quite a benefit for all. The division between the designs are structured and organised, and you could spend ages looking through the basement shoes/"vintage" section. Dressing room lines are always slow, so I highly recommend to visit the basement corner. Much more civilised. Although there was nothing there I "could not live without", it is quite a good place for students and young people to shop at. read more

Moved to London a few weeks ago from San Francisco, and this was the very first clothing store I visited. First thought: HOLY SH** this place is HUGE! Second thought: This place has incredible clothing from different designers and a wide selection of different styles (punk, boho, elegant, trendy) you name it, they have it. My third thought: wtf? There's a salon and cafe in here too? This place is sex-on-a-stick for fashion mavens and trend-driven shoppers. The only reason I dinged it a star was because it is a bit pricey (for me), but I'm sure if you're from the UK it's fair. Topshop has clothing, shoes, makeup, accessories, etc. for EVERYONE so it's pretty much a win-win here. read more

I dislike the shoes here. I don't always remember the student discount. I mostly buy pants and underthings here because they didn't ship to the US at the time. My friend goes crazy for the dresses, skirts, and shirts. They have nice bracelets or slippers... read more

I really like Topshop... whenever you need to go shopping and get dressed from head to toe, you dont need to go anywhere else. Accessories, clothes, shoes, underwear, cafe and nail bar, all under one roof. Prices are average, some brands more expensive than other, but yu can always find a good deal. Like: their second hand department, clothes are very well selected and looked after. Dislike: the main entrance has become a popular meeting point, specially during weekends, getting in/out the shop sometimes can be a nightmare. read more

There was a pair of Balenciaga booties that I highly coveted however after mulling over it I decided I could never justify paying $1300 for such a trendy shoe that I could only wear for two seasons tops. Well, Topshop to the rescue! I saw a pair on their website that was inspired by the pricey label. This was that classic case of "splurge or save" that some of us shoppers have to endure way too often. But... alas, the site was out of my size! I called customer service and asked for a list of London stores (since I was heading out there) that carried the color/size and the Oxford Circus store was one of them. This massive multi-floored store includes a Topman and is right next to Miss Selfridge's located in the busy touristy area which I would equate to SF's Union Square or NYC's Times Square. And they even had a little food/drink section inside the store. And did I also see a brow bar or was I hallucinating because it was so damn hot in here? But seriously there is not a working AC in here. I was literally working up a sweat after I found my shoe and was no longer in the mood to do any further browsing after that. My bra was soaking wet and I was dying to go into the fitting rooms to take it off... until I saw the line for it. It is truly a madhouse in here. A mix of Forever 21 (slight notch above) and a department store. Their quality has really gone down in the recent years despite their prices heading the opposite direction. However Topshop does come in handy for that affordable trendy designer inspired piece that I fully expect to have a quick turnover rate in my closet. read more

This is fun place to go and spend hours and hours just trying on clothes, watching other people try on clothes. Watching cute girls try on clothes. Buy certain clothes that looked good in TopShop then find out it doesn't look good at work nor at the family get together. And seeing something that's worth about 20 quid and finding out that it worth probably about $200 in America. A fun, fun place that's multilevel and very trendy. If you want current style and the current "look" and if you have the money to buy it, then come here. They're pretty up to date with what the youth of today in into as far as style. And for some of you that are against the grain and the current trend, there might be a few things here for you. Clothes are clothes, and you can find the same looks at any other shop on Oxford, Soho, New York or L.A., but what I like most about TopShop are the accessories. You'll find out shopping here that you may have enough funding for one outfit, but plenty left for a belt, bracelets, necklace, sunglasses, etc. Plenty of screened shirts but I noticed that basics were not as plenty. Luckily UniQlo or Gap can help you with that. But TopShop has extremely varying pricing and sales are good too. This location is more of an experience than just a place to shop. Did I mention you should people watch until you get sick of people? read more

I feel quite bad about loving this shop. I feel even worse when I see all the protests against the business but still... But I can't help it. The concession part is simply brilliant and the events and pop-up they're organising all the time in the store are always cool. Besides, they have a Jelly Belly shop, which is simply +10 in my scale of evaluating a shop. Any store is improved with Jelly Bellies, as any food is improved with chocolate/bacon/both. I love the vibe of this megastore and don't mind too much the teenagers. I get myself to focus on the clothes, handbags and pretty make up (I don't like shoes at Topshop, don't know why...) One of the worst things are the queues at peak times, specially in the bathrooms (I'm not going to say where the bathrooms are, many people don't even know they exist, so I'll keep the secret). There are other tills in different floors that maybe less crowded. Also, there are 2 EAT cafes, one on -2 floor and the other on 2nd floor. The former is bigger and nicer but the latter is much quieter. It's in front of a super cool barber shop. And there is free WiFi in the whole store :) So let yourself go and succumb to the temptation of frenzied shopping. But not on a empty stomach, get your Jelly Bellies. read more

Plently of Food for all critters. My friend recommended me to stop by this one since it's 5 floors, huge and just MAD! everything going on at once. If you know your style, this is a place to stop by and grab em but if you're a fashion butterfly, there's a diverse amount of clothing and accessories! Be ready to go max out those cards!!! just.. make sure you're looking for something. I think I can spend the whole entire operationa hours there. read more

Just about as good as Forever 21. When I'm here, its so great, its the only alternative to Forever, a lot more expensive, but good quality. Been here during the sale, the BIG SAAALE, and its a mad house. Its like a younger version of old folks running into a big sale for Mervyns on Christmas. Anyway, so many fun selections. Tons of designers, wide mix of designs, and some things here are worth the extra buck. Great selection of accessories, make up, and even shoes. I don't like the candy area, the candies look like the kind you'd find at the bottom of a bag you wore in your younger years. They should expand their cute household gifts too, its all so fun. Its like Urban Outfitters and Forever 21 combined or something. My only problem: its a little pricey. Upside, if you're a student, you'll get a discount! read more

The clothes here are absolutely ADORABLE and I feel like I want EVERYTHING. However, don't EVER go here on a Saturday if you value your sanity!! I went my first weekend when I moved to London and I was seriously stressed out and dehydrated afterwards. The store is three stories, so there;s a TON of cute merchandise to go through, but definitely go on a weekday, and NOT around lunch. It's still to busy. If you know what you want, you might be better off going to a smaller and less busy top shop. The prices are reasonable, I've bought my absolutely two FAVOURITE pairs of jeans here. 40 pounds each! =) And it's RIDICULOUSLY hard for me to find pants that fit, so give it a shot! read more

This place appears to be a place of worship for the fairer sex as I often see hoardes of felines queuing up outside before the store opens. It is the Kit-Kat Chunky of the Topshop empire with huge amounts of space which is packed with clothes of all shapes, sizes, strappiness and colours. Tip for the girls;-) Judging by the window display on great castle street this summer is gonna be a red and white striped affair and the fashionable activity of the moment is something involving ladders. read more

I LOVE the concession part of this Topshop, but the rest of the shop is a bit of a nightmare, isn't it? Too many annoying gaggles of teenagers (even when I'm sure they should be in school) and not enough changing rooms. This Topshop is the biggest clothes shop in Europe, is that right? Then why do I have to queue for ages to try something on. I never do. If I have to queue, I never bother buying. But if you leave me for too long in the accessories section, you'll never get me out of there. I'll just make sure I come on a week day morning, and not the weekend. read more

Topman is not somewhere I often go, I'm a girl so I don't really need to, but tonight I hopped along to check out their Stylist lounge. The expanded men's area of the flagship store has ample room for a well-stocked suits department, casualwear, shoes and accessories and they've started stocking an edit of brands too, which they are calling their 'Superbrands'. The stylist lounge is nestled between EAT and Sharps Barbers on the second floor and offers a stress-free area to be styled and waited on while the professionals do all the hard work for you. A good idea that I'm sure will be rolled out across more stores soon. Oh, and pop in on the last Friday of each month where they will be hosting 'Fashion Fridays' with beer, DJs, discounts and freebies. read more

I love Topshop!!!! I started to shop here about 3 year ago, when i started as a student and had little spare money for clothes. One of my friends brought me here and i fell in love with it. There is no way someone could just go browsing in this store without walking out with something ( purchased and not stolen i hope!!!). The last time i went here, i came out with 2 pairs of jeans, a vest top, a necklace and a bangle, all for under £40. I was amazed. I think topshop is famous for its accessories. i love that this store sells a large collection of accessories as well as the clothes, so you can plan a whole outfit without having to go to other stores. A blessing. I find the staff reasonibly friendly. They always seem to be having a laugh, which is a good thing, but the staff can be hard to find if you have a query. When you do find one, they always seem willing to help, including going to the storeroom if you cant find something in your size. read more

Mmm. Topshop is an indulgence. If you can tolerate the insane crowd of Oxford circus, then you can enjoy rummaging through the lovely displays of leather handbags laid out at the entrance. Most of my visits, I never make it past there! If you do, there is jewelry further back, and in the rear corner a candy (sweet) shop with excellent quality sugary treats! Of course this is also the home of the Kate Moss collection, but you'll have to go downstairs for that read more

Well being an avid Topshop shopper i knew i just had to go to the Topshop London store on Oxford Street as it was featured so frequently on the news and in magazines and i was certainly not disappointed! This store has a superb range of products that there is NO WAY you could have a look around and not buy something. The only problem that i found with this store was the queues at the till to purchase my items. I had to wait about 20 minutes which is really annoying when you don't have long in London and want to pack in as much sightseeing as you could possibly manage in a short space of time. Nevertheless, the stuff i bought was 'top' quality and the staff were all very friendly and apologetic about the long wait. read more

OMG i was sooo happy to come here. I think we only spent 3 hours there, but you could easily spend a whole day going through the rack and not see everything, and I felt broke the whole time I was there. Damn my stupid American dollars- If I only made pounds. But i enjoyed every minute of it, I did get a way with a single purchase which I love. This location is like 3 floors of amazing finds, and I can not wait until the New York store opens because I will be visiting the city just for Topshop. If I lived in London, I'd be here every week. American clothes are soo boring, H&M, Forever 21 can not compare to the variety, and genius at Topshop. read more

I arrived in London, and my first mission was to find Topshop. My only contact with the store was thought my internet connection, and it wasn;t enough! Well....the first Topshop I went to was on High Street Kensington, and its a cute shop, but so small. I thought, no this can't be all Topshop has, no way, then I ventured into Oxford Circus, and I never turned back. This store is AMAZING, love it. I could never bring anybody with me shopping, because I would seriously spend 3 hours! Great store, absolutely huge, and fabulous. The only thing that could make the shopping experience better would be to meet Kate Moss, but I guess that might be stretching it :) read more

Need I ever write a review about topshop? There is nothing else like it. It is a mecca for all things stylish--beyond the usual clothes and accessories. While a little pricey, everything is well thought out and impeccably done. I cannot get enough!!! Be sure to bring a valid form of ID if you are paying with credit card--as an international traveler you have to make a point to bring a passport! They are sticklers about that. read more

I think I'm in love. This store is three floors of amazing shopping. The first time I walked in I was completely overwhelmed- in-store froyo? Walls of purses? A vintage section? Topshop is basically a one-stop shop for anything your wardrobe requires and more. Prices are a bit steep for my budget, but it's just as fun to spend a few hours browsing. read more

Finding something in Topshop means a whole-day trip for me as the main store on Oxford Circus is so big and full of stuff and the smaller branches are not really worth going into as they hardly ever have what you want and if it's there they don't have your size:) the main branch however is quite cool inspite of having just about 40 songs to be played at all times (DJ is a friend of mine) which means that if you pop in often enough you always hear the same music... Their clothes are very popular as they are always trends taken right off the catwalks, so you can't really go wrong. However this shows on price and materials are not that great quite often...personally I have a not so good experience with their jeans. They loose shape and stretch out. The tops are usually OK and I'd definitely recommend to pop in while the sale lasts as prices are becomming very reasonable at this point!! read more

I love top shop it's one of my favourite clothing stores. It caters for everyone from short to tall and from size 6 to size 18. Which is great. The clothings they sell can be pricey but is very fashionable and you will definately find what your looking for in topshop from casual hoodies to evening oufits. Also they give out student discount, 10%. which makes alot of difference when your buying from topshop. read more

Top Shop on Oxford Street is their flag ship store, and as such is the largest you will find. There are 3 floors selling all the latest fashion trends. This branch also has a Top Man inside that caters for men's fashion. Top Shop are usually always on top of the very latest trends. In comparison to designer labels, Top Shop is very affordable. Staff at Top Shop are very friendly and it is also possible to get style advice from a style advisor, who will pick out outfits to suit you! There are other high street stores that can undercut Top Shop in price, such as H&M. However if you are a student there is a nice 10% discount if you show your NUS card! read more

Great store. Great options for merchandise. But the service isn't good. Idk if it's a UK thing but I'm so not used to having to beg for an attendant to help me. ‍ read more