Hey lovely readers,
Yeah...I'm back. My weeks in England were absolutely wonderful but now it's time to share with you a sneak peak into my wonderful experiences! During my trip to London, I went shopping to Gilly Hicks and Hollister on Regent Street and, of course, to Abercrombie & Fitch!
But to be honest, the Gilly Hicks store wasn't that amazing like I thought - the Hollister store was impressive. And shopping in the largest Abercrombie & Fitch store I've ever seen was like a magical and beautiful party you're intending. I can't even explain it to you - everyone was dancing, there were models from a lot of countries [also Germany, hurray!], they were extremely friendly and so good looking!
It was such a great experience just to be there: having some small talk with the guys and buying some clothes! I would like to give you some useful hints when you're planning to go to A&F in London !
First, you should write down the address of the store and the nearest 'underground' station - it makes everything more easier! I think the best station is 'Oxford Circus'; it's opposite of 'Topman/Topshop' and then you have to go into an alley where you can see 'Liberty' in the end of it. Then you just have to go right until you reach the ''Regent Street'' [there you can find GH & HCo next to each other!]. From there you just have to go left and walk down the street - you'll see a lot of expensive labels like ''Burberry'' or ''Juicy Couture'' - and after 5-10 minutes you have to go through an other alley and then! - finally - you'll hear the sounds of Abercrombie & Fitch and the good looking models in front of it! :-)
Second, when you're not sure where you have to go.. [even for us it was quite difficult to find!] - just ask someone with an Abercrombie & Fitch bag! We asked a really nice man and he showed us the way! :-) Be self-confident and ask some strangers in a friendly way, I'm sure they will be very obliging!
Third, when you're looking for a special shirt or dress, it's maybe easier when you have a picture of it on your phone that you can show it to one of the models. The store is so big; and when you're there for the first time, it's kind of difficult to find everything in the different areas!
But to be honest, the Gilly Hicks store wasn't that amazing like I thought - the Hollister store was impressive. And shopping in the largest Abercrombie & Fitch store I've ever seen was like a magical and beautiful party you're intending. I can't even explain it to you - everyone was dancing, there were models from a lot of countries [also Germany, hurray!], they were extremely friendly and so good looking!
It was such a great experience just to be there: having some small talk with the guys and buying some clothes! I would like to give you some useful hints when you're planning to go to A&F in London !
First, you should write down the address of the store and the nearest 'underground' station - it makes everything more easier! I think the best station is 'Oxford Circus'; it's opposite of 'Topman/Topshop' and then you have to go into an alley where you can see 'Liberty' in the end of it. Then you just have to go right until you reach the ''Regent Street'' [there you can find GH & HCo next to each other!]. From there you just have to go left and walk down the street - you'll see a lot of expensive labels like ''Burberry'' or ''Juicy Couture'' - and after 5-10 minutes you have to go through an other alley and then! - finally - you'll hear the sounds of Abercrombie & Fitch and the good looking models in front of it! :-)
Second, when you're not sure where you have to go.. [even for us it was quite difficult to find!] - just ask someone with an Abercrombie & Fitch bag! We asked a really nice man and he showed us the way! :-) Be self-confident and ask some strangers in a friendly way, I'm sure they will be very obliging!
Third, when you're looking for a special shirt or dress, it's maybe easier when you have a picture of it on your phone that you can show it to one of the models. The store is so big; and when you're there for the first time, it's kind of difficult to find everything in the different areas!
I hope you liked this sneak peak of my trip to A&F London and I'll show you more of it next week! Have some of you ever been in these stores in London? What do you think? I would like to read your feedback, soon! :-)
STAY FIERCE!
xx from Germany, Jess
STAY FIERCE!
xx from Germany, Jess