Clothing Stores in Hampstead and Swiss Cottage, Greater London

“A few years ago (2008-2009), Whistles was on the mumsy side but they've regained their cool again and now offer up women's clothes that cover both trendy early twenties to retirees who like to look good. Think flattering printed dresses, fantastic coats and a high-quality selection of extras. Prices can be high but the sale is very good. ”

“Nice small shop with some lovely classic items. Today's bargain gems were a collectable teapot and an antique wooden box. Designer clothing is tucked away - keep turning right at the back of the shop. Also some children's clothes and books.”

“The food to go at RFH at Marks and Spencer coffee place is real joy. The staff is always nice and mannered. Everything is always fresh and clean. So inviting and welcoming. Super managed and always happy to go back in.Rachel is always lovely I am giving her a big credit for her smile :)”

“Moona does my eyebrows, she is great, she always is very professional & calm. I’ve used her services for a long time, but I’ve had my eyebrows done for maybe 15 years. I return to Moona for the lovely welcoming smile, & her professional demeanour is exceptional. Thanks Moona!”

“A lot of stores miss a trick by only having twenty somethings in their store. Reiss is very clever and have a variety of ages working in their store which is fab! Sometimes you need a more mature eye and mind. I ordered items from the Brent Cross store to the hampstead store and they arrived the following morning. They also held a pair of trousers for me until the next day which they don't usually do but I was desperate and had ordered the jacket to match. Staff were very helpful. The trousers needed taking up and they recommend going to American Dry Cleaners up the road. You get a 20% discount if you come from Reiss as well. The hemming there is immaculate. Shirley did mine.Be prepared to spend monies in here. My suit cost around £400 possibly more. But it is beautiful and will last for years. Great job Reiss!”