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When we put together our countdown of London’s 100 best shops we packed it full of slick concept stores, creaky old icons and dusty vintage boutiques. Then we got in front of the camera to explore four shops on the list that we think represent the luxury, diversity and loopiness of shopping in the capital: Liberty, Harrods, Coco de Mer and LN-CC. From the jaw-dropping decadence of London's glitziest department store to the artful interior of a secret Dalston boutique, watch our video and start planning your next shopping trip!
No trip to London would really be complete without a visit to this hugely impressive department store.
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Shopping at Liberty is an experience to savour; artful window displays and exciting new collections help to create a very special atmosphere.
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The stylish Covent Garden erotic boutique sells sex – or, rather, a nice brand of product to engender an enthusiasm for it.
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The Late Night Chameleon Café is a fantastical art-installation-cum-fashion-boutique; its every aspect is unexpected.
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From creaky old icons and vintage-clothing shops to slick concept stores and indie oddities – Time Out’s got them all covered.
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A bit out of touch during a recession to name Liberty and Harrods and LNCC etc as the best shops. surely affordability and value for money should have been part of the criteria...
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