It’s fun to people-watch at the Rose Bakery. Located on the top floor of the Dover Street Market (the cutting-edge retail store).
Hit the basement for shoes, then head up to the ground floor for accessories (neither of which you can take into the dressing rooms) and the cash registers with the shortest lines.
A crumpet’s toss from Dover Street Market is this slick new space spotlighting indie British brands in homeware, objets d’art, fashion and accessories.
Inside Grays Mews is Gillian Horsup's stall. You’ll feel like you’ve struck gold with vintage Lacroix earrings & Dior brooches, much of them under £100. Pay cash & she’ll likely knock off a few quid.
H&M’s sister label excels at chic, Jil Sander–meets-Marni basics at High Street prices, which makes this a great place for workwear that’s cool but not too-cool-for-corporate.
Charlotte Dellal’s (Olympia is her middle name) saucy six-inch versions are shockingly comfortable, and even her espadrilles and flats capture her irresistibly quirky-cool take on ’40s glamour.
The playfully opulent interior at this new shop run by a pair of Russian sisters and ex–Central Saint Martins students plays second svirel to the way-glam shoes and accessories.
To achieve hipster Oxfordian realness, head here for cool camp shirts, preppy blazers and chunky knits—everything you need for a Nantucket (er, Brighton) weekend.
