Well tailored Spanish clothing label offering sophisticated men's and womenswear as well as accessories. When it first started, however, back in 1985, it was a men-only brand and, remaining true to their origins, they also offer an in-store personal tailoring service for men here on Regent's Street. It may sound very Saville Row but it comes at a fraction of the price. Good news for Londoners, this store, spread over three floors, is the largest of more than 270 stores across 23 countries worldwide. Styling wise, Massimo Dutti is a better kept secret than sister brand Zara and attracts a more savvy dresser as a result. Also owned by the same group is more teen-focused Bershka. What with Mango adding to the Spanish labels on the UK highstreet, there's an ever-increasing choice somewhere between Top Shop and Next. And we're better dressed for it.
Ladies’ Summer Fashion
Bargains... Topshop & Primark
Topshop and Primark are the twin bastions of bargain summer shopping for savvy London girls. Both are... More
Unit 1.7,
First Floor Kingly Court,Westminster,
London,
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1 minutes walk from Massimo Dutti
Tucked away in the liveliest corner of Carnaby Street, Sam Greenberg's shop is a treasure trove of beautifully restored vintage clothing.
Sam Greenberg used to ... More
Nicholas Geller, design director at men's fashion label William & George, studied fashion design and was a senior menswear designer for several years, producing designs ... More
19 - 21 Great Malborough Street
London,Westminster,
London,
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4 minutes walk from Massimo Dutti
A swimming pool, spa, fitness room and a range of meeting rooms have been sympathetically accommodated within this historic 5-star Soho hotel. A Grade II ... More
Anyone can submit to the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition which gives it a wonderful element of surprise. Around 12,000 pieces are sifted through from relative ...More
Something of an unconventional choice for the Royal Academy of Arts, this major exhibition takes you on a 'journey' through the works of Anish Kapoor ...More
Design-focused store with iconic fabric department.
No other shop in London, if the world, has such a strong iconic association with design. Mention a “Liberty print” ... More
Alan Cristea Gallery is the largest publisher and dealer of artists' prints and editions in Europe. Set up by Alan Cristea, who brings with him ...More
Cordwainers, specialists in leather, accessories and footwear, have now merged with the London College of Fashion. Among the very best specialist textile and fashion courses ...More
The London College of Fashion is the largest of the various institutions offering Fashion courses, and the one which provides most options for study. Postgraduates ... More
More than just a spa, the Elemis is a temple of touch, taste and smell. Using therapies from Bali, Tibet, Polynesia, Japan, Morocco and Thailand ... More
If you're not up for the hectic atmosphere of Waxy O'Connors it might be worth slipping across the street to her infinitely more tranquil Little ... More
This
was once a sleazy Soho strip club, as the name suggests, and it really
shows. Deep reds are the dominant colour, with mirrors, booths and
velvet curtains ... More
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern ... More
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Well tailored Spanish clothing label offering sophisticated men's and womenswear as well as accessories. When it first started, however, back in 1985, it was a men-only brand and, remaining true to their origins, they also offer an in-store personal tailoring service for men here on Regent's Street. It may sound very Saville Row but it comes at a fraction of the price. Good news for Londoners, this store, spread over three floors, is the largest of more than 270 stores across 23 countries worldwide. Styling wise, Massimo Dutti is a better kept secret than sister brand Zara and attracts a more savvy dresser as a result. Also owned by the same group is more teen-focused Bershka. What with Mango adding to the Spanish labels on the UK highstreet, there's an ever-increasing choice somewhere between Top Shop and Next. And we're better dressed for it.
