London : A retail therapy

 London : Retail Therapy (Saturday Story)

London is a city synonymous with the luxury and fashion. It’s Mecca for rich and famous. One can find Indian businessmen and film celebrities like Alia Bhatt, Ritik Roshan, Vicky Koshal, SRK or Katrina kaif roaming around the bustling market of London. Modern retail in London, particularly around the important areas of Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Piccadilly Circus, represents a dynamic blend of historical charm and contemporary commerce. let’s explore some of the high streets. Oxford Street As one of the world’s most famous shopping streets, Oxford Street boasts over 300 shops, making it a retail paradise. Key brands here include: Selfridges: A historic department store that combines luxury and innovation. Zara: Known for its fast-fashion approach, offering the latest trends at accessible prices. Nike Town: A four-floor flagship store catering to sports enthusiasts with the latest in athletic gear. Primark: Popular for its budget-friendly fashion, drawing in a diverse crowd. Regent Street Regent Street offers a more refined shopping experience, with a focus on elegance and sophistication. Notable brands include: Liberty: A quintessentially British department store famous for its unique prints and luxury goods. Hamleys: The world’s oldest toy store, a magical destination for children and adults alike. Our own Reliance is proud owner of this prestigious store. Apple Store: Housed in an architectural marvel, it's a must-visit for tech aficionados. Burberry: This flagship store embodies British luxury fashion and heritage. Piccadilly Circus A cultural and commercial hub, Piccadilly Circus links shoppers to an array of high-end and high-street brands. Highlights include: Fortnum & Mason: A historic department store known for its luxury food, hampers, and teas. Lillywhites: A large sports retailer offering a wide range of athletic wear and equipment. The Criterion Theatre: While not a store, this historic venue adds to the area's vibrant atmosphere. Nearby Roads The surrounding streets offer additional gems, such as: Carnaby Street: Famous for its trendy boutiques and independent labels like Sweaty Betty and Paul Smith. Bond Street: Synonymous with luxury, hosting prestigious brands like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Tiffany & Co.. Harrods: Established in 1834 by Charles Henry Harrod, is a luxury department store located in Knightsbridge, London. On my previous visit in 2006, I saw Reliance Kesar Mango also in this Mall. This is also known as the Museum of Fashion. For retailers and brands, maintaining a presence in these key areas is a testament to their status and appeal. And therefore, brands are ready to pay a monthly rental of Rs 6500 per sqft to Rs 9000 per sqft. Those of you eager to know more, simply come here, shop or no shop, just enjoy its ambience. I captured important landmarks in my video. #Retail#Fashion#Hamleys#London#High Street