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Beyond Retro
A huge warehouse, stacked full of 10,000 pieces of secondhand American clobber. Beyond Retro is not only worth visiting in its own right, it's also the perfect excuse to explore the growing number of funky outlets lining Cheshire St.
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Garrard
Creative director Jade Jagger helped turn Britain's old-fashioned crown jeweller into somewhere funky enough for Missy Elliot to advertise its bling. Jewel-encrusted clothing and gifts are sold upstairs.
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Jess James
Special-occasion jewellery, from Jess James and other designers, is artistically arranged around an aquarium at this shop. Customers worried about the provenance of their diamonds can opt for the ethically sourced range.
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Lesley Craze Gallery
Considered one of Europe's leading centres for arty, contemporary jewellery, this has exquisitely understated, and sometimes pricey, metal designs. There's also a smaller selection of mixed-media bangles, brooches, rings and the like (to the right of the main door), where prices start from about around £20 .
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Paul Smith Sale Shop
The leather bags - with personalised names like Tyler and Roxanne - are the biggest hit at this revamped Brit brand. Both men's and women's clothes are fairly restrained.
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Space Nk
It's always a bit intimidating to face the glowing skin of SPACE NK's shop assistants/skin-care experts, but it's what gives so many people the confidence in the products - the shop stocks Dr Hauschka, Eve Lom, Chantecaille, Kiehl's or Phyto, and anti-ageing ranges like 24/7 and Dr Sebagh. Men's products range from Anthony to Kiehl's for men. There are Space NK branches across the city.
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Tatty Devine
Brilliant duo Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden make hip and witty jewellery that's become the favourite of many young Londoners. Their original designs feature record earrings and plectrum bracelets (that high-street stores have ripped off since), pea necklaces, knitted stilettos, and key rings that look like crinkle-cut crisps. Perspex name necklaces (made to order; around £25 ) are also a treat. There's a Soho shop.
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Wright & Teague
The Wright & Teague gold charm bracelets are absolutely ravishing, as are their elegant silver and gold bangles, long necklaces and rings for men and women. What's more, many are very affordable. The couple met while studying at St Martin's School of Art more than 20 years ago and have been together ever since.
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