Abandoning footwear clichés, the award-winning Canadian designer Tracey Neuls launched her inventive TN_29 label in its first stand-alone shop. Quietly amassing a global throng of devotees, her footwear is bright, sunny and utterly inventive – ideal for walking the streets of London. The shop itself is just so simple, unpretentious and rather homely. They'll even serve up fresh coffee and baked bread while you try on the shoes. It is all about the footwear though, especially when you look up – some of her pairs dangle from ribbons suspended from the ceiling. Neul’s preoccupation with detail, playful curiosity and rejection of the fashion pack are reflected in her beautiful designs. You can pick-up some colourful ballet pumps and some rather different organic wedge sandals. Be warned it’s very alternative but we always welcome an element of originality here in London.
Sandals and Flip-flops
Birkenstock
Every summer, the London streets are ablaze with a rich array of sandals and flip-flops. Clumpy, frumpy and built for comfort, Birkenstock... More
Oliver Sweeney footwear is made from the highest quality Italian leathers and is created around a bespoke Anatomical Last* bringing custom-made shoes to a much ... More
This shoe shop, like the original Browns fashion store in South Molton Street, specialises in top designer gear. Browns, the fashion emporium was set up ... More
At the Oxford Street end of pretty Marylebone village, this hotel earns its ‘boutique’ label due to its uniquely designed funky interiors. The swanky deVigne ... More
Jim Carrey has the honour of turning on the Christmas Lights on Oxford Street this year, part of the city-wide celebrations to mark the premier ...More
Free art classes and workshops, talks and tours, bring alive to visitors the varied works of art contained in the Wallace Collection, on display in ... More
Coming across the pretty, pedestrianised streets off St Christopher's Place is like discovering an oasis of Continental cafe culture in the most unlikely place - ... More
The little sister of Caldesi, one of Mayfair's longest serving restaurants (now closed), this smaller caffe with a less formal atmosphere, chic music and (slightly) ... More
The Caldesi family first set up a cooking school in Giancarlo's native Tuscany. His 'Return to Tuscany' was captured by BBC cameras and dished up ... 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
This beautiful garden just off Oxford Street and close to Selfridges occupies an unlikely position - above an electricity sub-station. Brown Hart Gardens were re-opened ...More
Despite several high-profile aficionados – J-Lo and Angelina Jolie included – Israel’s contribution to martial arts is still unknown to the general public.
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This boozer in Marylebone is the first pub from prolific restaurateur Claudio Pulze, the man behind such famous eateries as Aubergine and Zafferano. The cross-over ...More
Famous for its famous owner, the Punch Bowl became a celebrity hang-out when Guy Ritchie split up with Madonna. The director of 'Lock, Stock' could ...More
Molton House is a stylish restaurant, cocktail bar and club on South Molton Street directly opposite Browns, Joan Burstein's well-known designer clothes store. Brought to ...More
Essentially an upmarket club with a restaurant attached, this Grade II listed townhouse overlooking the gardens of Cavendish Square was formerly the Spanish Embassy.
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Abandoning footwear clichés, the award-winning Canadian designer Tracey Neuls launched her inventive TN_29 label in its first stand-alone shop. Quietly amassing a global throng of devotees, her footwear is bright, sunny and utterly inventive – ideal for walking the streets of London. The shop itself is just so simple, unpretentious and rather homely. They'll even serve up fresh coffee and baked bread while you try on the shoes. It is all about the footwear though, especially when you look up – some of her pairs dangle from ribbons suspended from the ceiling. Neul’s preoccupation with detail, playful curiosity and rejection of the fashion pack are reflected in her beautiful designs. You can pick-up some colourful ballet pumps and some rather different organic wedge sandals. Be warned it’s very alternative but we always welcome an element of originality here in London.
