Matches

Matches interior is more luxurious and chic which I think is suitable with the area where it is and their customer. The atmosphere seem more friendly and laid back. How they arranged their garments, bags and shoes are very organised and easy to looks through when your shopping. 

Oxfam Boutique

Oxfam Boutique looks more mature and is more targeted to older customers aged late 20's- 30's, that shows on their mannequin on their window and on the cloting that are on the shop. The interior of the shop feels more antique and old-fahioned because of the decoration that are used inside the shop. 

Dover Street Market

Dover Street Market is where you can find most of Comme Des Garcons clothing, shoes, bags and accessory. When you look on the window display you can see Comme des Garcos play clothing range which are folded and arranged neatly. The interior of the store matches the type of garments that are showcased, it's structures and diverse from other stores that I have visited.

Acne

The Acne window display in Dover street looks very classy and clean. It also feels calm when you enter the store. The interior of the store are very simple and sleek to compromise the clothes that are on display. The grand piano, magazines, sofa and sketch/painting and inside the store gives it a friendly and homey atmosphere which I think brings more interest when you go in the store.

Browns and Browns focus..

Browns and Browns Focus are another store which are both located in South Molton Street near Bond street tube station. Browns Focus sits opposite Browns on South Molton street, for every ladies that likes dress with 'attitude' looking for new and original designers that immediately become 'must-haves'. For the forward-thinking fashion lovers, Browns Focus is their absolute favourite fashion destination. 

Browns window display looks more mature than Browns Focus because it targets the older customers (late 20's to early 30's) while Browns Focus is more targeted to younger customers (early 20's- mid 20's). Their interior is very arty and classy which I think matches with the type of clothing that are in their stores.



Browns window

Browns Focus window

Urban Outfitters...

Urban Outfitter has much more of an antique/vintage vibe and interior inside compared to Topshop or Selfridges which are on the same street. The wooden floor matches the urban atmosphere of the store. I like the metal staircase and window frame because it's different from the other stores that I have visited. I also like the stacked lightings that sits in the middle of the store as its the centre of attention when you  enter the store.

Topshop

Topshop is located at the centre of London right next to Urban Outfitters. The store is always busy and hectic since it's the clothing brand must-have of the younger generation. When you arrive at the front of the store you can see their window display, which the mannequins are styled in a very stylish and on season clothing. I love how the mannequin is set out and the products are co-ordinated from colours to styles.
I didn't like how the food and cosmetic/beauty products are on the same floor as the clothes because it just confuse's me if I were to shop there for the very first time.
Topshop is always busier compared to Liberty because a lot of young adults and teenagers shop there for their trendy and stylish clothing.