Burlington Arcade
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Shopping In London For A Spring Wedding!
Ladurée CakesBurlington Arcade: London’s Ultimate Shopping Destination
This post is dedicated to our London readers, and all the fashionable crowd, who wish to shop at one of England’s chicest address – Burlington Arcade. Whether it is planning your wedding list, selecting your engagement ring or buying a present for hte bridal party, Burligton Arcade, Britain’s first shopping arcade, has the answer. I like the fact that it’s away from the mainstream, and elegant brides and grooms, and anyone who is shopping for a posh and special wedding, can see bespoke pieces to match British boutique wedding – something which the Burlington Arcade offers with unrivalled aplom!
Mark Lord, the head Beadle at the Burlington Arcade comments: ‘The Burlington Arcade is an un-rivalled destination for both UK and international consumers looking for a truly bespoke wedding experience. From the ring room at Richard Ogden to the tranquil perfume profiling room at Penhaligon’s, the enclosed arcade is an oasis away from the busy streets of London. It takes time to decide who you want to marry, do that decision justice by taking the time to get the attire right for your big day. I certainly did, I bought my wife’s engagement ring at the arcade. I see many couples visit the Arcade and each couple has a memorable British experience. It doesn’t get better than that.’33″ Extra Deep Suitcase with wheels from Globe-TrotterBluebell Eau de Toilette SprayEye-catching engagement at Susannah LovisDragées LaduréeScroll Art Deco Feather Hair PieceDeep Suitcase … with wheels!Romantic and captivating Endymion from PenhaligonsCrockett & JonesBurlington Arcade, UK -
Vogue Puts on the Ritz
Vogue’s Fashion Night Out with the ‘The Burlesque Beadles’Vogue Fashion Night Out was an alluring spectacle that came with a circus and burlesque theme, show girls, blindfolded acrobatics, chameleon’s and snakes – not to mention an exciting crowds and the shopping! Our UK contributor David Stocker, was there to capture the unforgettable evening inside the Burlington Arcade – an epitome of luxury from its discreet location set back from the packed thoroughfares of the capital, where visitors can enjoy impeccable service and unparalleled specialist knowledge, and uncover rare examples of some of the world’s finest accessories.Pictured: David Linley, English furniture maker and chairman of the auction house Christie’s UK and Theo Fennell, exclusive jeweler to the stars, with a Burlington BeadleDuring VFNO, Popcorn and candyfloss, from fairground-style carnivalesque machines was served by performers dressed in costumes by Prangsta and two chocolate fountains, perched upon glowing tables and served with an assortment of fruit and sweets, were positioned at opposite ends of the Arcade. The fashionable crowds gathered together to celebrate this joyous occasion, among them were: Hugo Taylor, Natalie Joel and Frances Boulle from Made in Chelsea, Corrie Neilson and her models, Theo Fennell, Sophie Anderton, Olly Murray (Nickelodeon presenter), and Vince Kidd.
Full swagger, and ready to partyBurlington Arcade StyleThe Last TuesdaysThe Last Tuesdays PerformersBlindfolded AcrobatVogue Fashion Night OutFrancis Boulle (Made in Chelsea)Hugo Taylor and Natalie Joel (Made in Chelsea) outside Theo Fennell at the Burlington ArcadeOlly Murray wearing Susannah Lovis jewelsSamantha Bond with her daughter celebrating Vogue Fashion Night Out at the Burlington Arcade in collaboration
with The Last Tuesday SocietySnaky Situation – At The Burlington ArchadeVFNOTheo Fennell and Mark Lord (Head Beadle) – Vogue Fashion Night Out at the Burlington ArcadeVogue Fashion Night Out, UKBurlington ArcadeImages Courtesy Thomas ChattAll rights reserved