Hot Spots to Visit During London Fashion Week

Sep 12, 2013
Marisa Machak

As NYFW 2013 comes to a close, designers, celebrities and fashion lovers begin to make their way from The Big Apple, across the Atlantic and directly to Great Britain for London Fashion Week. Fashionistas can spend their down time before, in between and after shows touring the city and stopping by the most popular locations. Read on to see the round-up of London’s hot spots and activities like shopping at Harrods, dining at The Wolseley and lodging at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park!

Stay: Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

London Mandarin Oriental

Widely known as one of the most fashionable and conveniently situated hotels in all of London, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park shows guests a good time through its splendor and top service right in the heart of the city. When guests first glance out the windows of their regal suite, they might be able to see prime views of the Household Calvary marching down the royal park nearby Buckingham Palace.

Shop: Harrods

London Fashion Week Hot Spots Harrods

While in the city, fashion aficionados must shop at the most popular luxury department store in the world. With 330 different departments, Harrods offers a wide range of luxe labels and services for shoppers. In addition to shopping, Harrods features 32 restaurants serving everything from high tea, to tapas, to pub food and haute cuisine, all enabling guests to shop and eat in London fashion while leaving with rockin’ London style.

Eat: The Wolseley

The Woseley London

Voted London’s most popular restaurant because of its charm and character, The Wolseley is a luxurious and bustling Viennese-style Modern Style Piccadilly brasserie. This celebrity favorite English restaurant offers guests a wide variety of reliable eats and star service during breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea.

Visit: The London Eye

London Fashion Week Hot Spots

Fashionistas will love visiting the London Eye for some phenomenal photo ops. This giant ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames River is the tallest ferris wheel in all of Europe. The London Eye has also been the focal point of London’s New Year’s celebrations since 2005, lighting up the night sky with a fantastic fireworks show every January 1.