It's impossible to walk down the King’s Road without a bounce in your step. It's a place where people can be themselves - from media celebrity to wide-eyed tourist.
Visit the CM store for Diesel and Stüssy labels and trek up to World's End to see fashion mogul Vivienne Westwood's first ever store. Shoe fetishists are in heaven with funky Johnny Moke styles, Emma Hope's ultra-feminine footwear as well as Nine West, Bally and Hobbs all within walking distance. Homeware stores include Habitat, Designer’s Guild, the inspirational Aero and the quirky After Noah.
Antique lovers take note; Antiquarius has a reputation for Art Nouveau and Art Deco pieces, whilst the Chelsea Antiques Market is a treasure trove of books, jewellery, snuff boxes and clocks.
But it’s tomorrow’s styles that are what King’s Road is really about, so keep your eyes open while you’re there and maybe you’ll see the next big thing happening all around you.
Must see and do
- Antiquarius, King's Road
- Chelsea Antiques Market, King's Road
- Chenil Galleries, King's Road
- Peter Jones, King's Road
- Royal Court Theatre, King's Road
- Sloane Square, King's Road
- World’s End fashion store, King's Road