Shopping Trip: Oxford Street, London

The pictures above are ones I took on my phone while I was out shopping in London yesterday (hence the terrible quality). We caught the tube to Marble Arch and made our way down towards Oxford Circus and Regent Street and spent the whole day shopping and stopping for, much deserved, coffee breaks!

The photos below are of the things I bought that I thought I'd share with you...

Necklace - Newlook £7.99 

Bobbi Brown brush and eye liner - Selfridges - Brush  - £22, Eye Liner - £17.50

Liquid Eyeliner - Steel Ink 31

Nail Varnish - Topshop- £5

Bag full of underwear - Marks - £10

Denim skater skirt - Newlook - £14.99

So my sister got back from Australia two weeks ago. It's been really nice just going shopping, out for meals and just generally hanging out with her again. She was also kind enough to buy me the Bobbi Brown eye liner and brush, as a very early Christmas present, which I picked out, and had put on me by a make up artist, in Selfridges. I was nearly as happy with the iconic yellow Selfridges bag as I was with the beautiful make up! I had such a great day in London yesterday although the shops didn't blow me away and I would have liked to have bought more (seen as though most of these places were the UK flagship stores, they should've been a lot better). Besides a few hiccups, the company was great and I love love love the things I bought/ was given!

What do you think of my shopping?

Where's your favourite place to shop in London?

Also, I have recently been featured on A Place on the Bookshelf if you want to check out the interview. The girl behind the blog, Charl, will be featured in a guest post on my blog later this week so keep an eye out!

An Amazing H&M!!

(I do not own this image)

Last May I went to the most amazing H&M.

Ever! It was a four story building and the decor was like a piece of art work in itself. It literally felt like walking into a fashion museum except you could buy the clothes! This particular H&M was in the heart of Madrid. Each floor had a different purpose, style and atmosphere and yet somehow the whole place worked together completely effortlessly. Any fashionista would have died and gone to heaven. A whole section devoted to beautifully odd accessories, hats, bags, jewellery and make- up. It took me at least an hour and half to make my way right round. Even the shopping bags were though through and I seriously was dying to purchase one but the language barrier stopped me. It is a place I am definitely going to have to return to armed with some good friends and a high account balance.