London: Ultimate Events and Shopping Destination News

London: Ultimate Events and Shopping Destination

London has been the all-time favorite and the ultimate shopping destination known all over the world.  Find out what shops and shopping events are just too good to miss.

Theatre de la Mode

Theatre De La Mode is a dynamic fusion of sculpture and fashion. It has collaborated with paper sculptor Andrew MacGregor to create an exhibition of sculpture.
Theatre De La Mode is at 71 Monmoth Street, Seven Dials, London, WC2.

Foyles Westfield London Book Club: The Woman in Black

Foyles, Britain's largest independent bookshop chain and twice UK Bookseller of the Year in 2008 and 2010 will launch “The Woman in Black” by Susan Hill this month. If you love reading gothic horror, you’ll definitely get hooked with Hill's hair-raising ghost story.  You are invited to come to Foyles on 28 February at The Goldhawk pub to have a lively conversation about this dark, gothic tale of a young Edwardian solicitor sent to an old house to sort out the deceased owner's estate.

Dirty Pretty Things Pops Up in Selfridges

Dirty Pretty Things, the finest lingerie brand from designers Dee Murren and Claire Merry, is marking its third anniversary from its launching with a pop-up shop in Selfridges. The Love Dirty Pretty Things shop is open throughout London Fashion Week until March 11. The event showcases the brand's spring/summer 2012 collection, with the collaboration of jewellery designer, Stephen Webster.

New Manolo Blahnik Atrium Shop in Liberty

Shoe maestro Manollahnik is returning to Liberty this month. He launches his exclusive new shop for his exquisite shoe collection today. "I am very excited to be selling my collection at Liberty,” said Blahnik. “I love the store; it has so much character and history. I adore the Liberty Art Fabrics and I use some in every collection."

Posted by Melanie Mendoza on Thursday March 08 2012, 4:30 AM EDT. Ref: Google. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Featured News, Shopping. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0