SHOPPING-FASHION 4-DAY BREAK - Arrive Friday, Return Monday

Your London Concierge says....

To get the best out of your weekend it is advisable to book as far in advance as possible. Three months is ideal.

Collected from the airport by your chauffeur you will be taken to your luxury hotel in the heart of London.

After booking in, you will have the chance to settle in and enjoy your surroundings. In the evening you can enjoy your table at London’s famous OXO Tower restaurant.

In the morning after breakfast your shopping guide shall meet you in the lobby. These have the best knowledge of what, where, and when in the fashion world. With the use of the chauffeur service if you wish, you can be whisked around the hottest shops and boutiques in London. Breaking only for lunch at the world famous Ivy Restaurant. Finish the afternoon as you started before going back to the hotel.

Enjoy an evening out in your new attire at a celebrity restaurant in the city, and then enjoy the rest of the evening at your leisure.

On this final day, there is no need to rush, wonder the city shopping for gifts, enjoying the sites, sounds and cultures of the capital. In the afternoon enjoy lunch at the Ritz.

In the evening again there is another chance to dine at another of our fantastic restaurants to complete a most relaxing weekend.

In the morning you will be met by your chauffeur to take you back to the airport, in plenty of time for your flight home.

With the 4 or 6-day break (Thursday to Tuesday) a tailored itinerary is made to suit the needs of every client. All companies used in the make up of the weekend are true professionals in their field

Upper Street Profiles 3 :: Julie Welson, 24, Ohio

Your London Concierge says....

Animal print, a collection made entirely from trousers and a huge puffball skirt that looked as though it might just take off: These were just some of the cool and quirky creations on offer at this year's Alternative Fashion Week, which played host to over 60 young designers and their collections at Spitalfields Traders Market in East London. But it wasn't just about what was on the catwalk - we caught up with the equally fashion-savvy crowd.

Upper Street Profiles 1 :: Felicity Christensen, 21, intern at Universal

Your London Shopping Concierge says::

Feilcity said, "I got really excited by the trend for checks, which is why I bought this skirt from All Saints. I love it because it's so versatile and can be worn as a top too! My boots are from TopShop - as is my cardigan - and my socks are from Oasis." SEE MORE CITY STYLE NOW AT STYLEFINDER.COM

See Londons shoppers go wild for H&M's latest designer collaboration

Your London Shopping Concierge says

What better way to bring out London's most stylish shoppers than with the launch of a designer collection at one of the high street's best-loved stores? Even an early start - queuing began at 6am - couldn't deter the crowds who turned up to the launch of Italian designer Roberto Cavalli's new collection for H&M, which went on sale today at 9am. What does one wear to shop Cavalli? From Zara and Miss Selfridge to Spitalfields and Chanel, we found something to suit every taste.

Upper Street - Frost French opens in Camden Passage

Your London Shopping Concierge says...
Islington becomes more trendy by the day and, as if to confirm that fact, Frost French opened their first store just off Upper Street in Camden Passage during London Fashion Week. Ghost and Benefit sit between the trendy bars and restaurants and the short walk to Old Street means that the hip Hoxton crowd are often spotted here too. Here are the best-dressed as spotted by VOGUE.COM...

Upper Street Profile 2 :: Natalie Johnson, 23, New York

Your London Shopping Concierge says...

From Prada's knee-high silk socks to Balenciaga's traveller look, we spotted all kinds of catwalk trends for autumn/winter manifesting themselves on the front rows as the international fashion pack descended on London to see next year's spring/summer collections. Our top tips for an instant wardrobe update? A leather jacket, a pair of shoe boots and a couple of dozen pairs of thick opaque tights.