Crazy shopping in department stores. The most worthwhile things to buy in the UK are local British brands and European luxury brands. Especially now that the exchange rate has plummeted, how long will it be before going to department stores to buy these luxury goods!

|| Bicester Famous Shopping Village - European luxury brands, bustling fashion, exquisite luxury, make Bicester Shopping Village lively, integrating the warm orange temperament into every ray of bright sunshine, strolling here

In the small streets, browse the unique charm of exquisite luxury products. Each brand has a story that permeates this orange OUTLET.

In fact, no matter where you buy things in London, it’s not as cost-effective as buying things in Bicester.

If you are not looking for the new season's new styles, but just follow the Chinese habits and buy a brand, the brands here are too complete!

Burberry, Ted Baker, George Amani, UGG, etc., men's and women's clothing, shirts and ties, bags, leather shoes... everything is available.

Address: 50 Pingle Drive, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 6WD, United Kingdom|| Oxford Street - London's preferred shopping street. Oxford Street historically existed as a line from London's West End to Oxford, and gradually developed into a commercial street, which can definitely satisfy a variety of shopping

To choose from, there are long-established shopping malls like SeIfridges, as well as famous department stores such as Liberty and John Lewis, which bring together major luxury brands.

There are also affordable stores like Zara and hm along the street.

There is a large Lush on Oxford Street. It is full of dreamy girly hearts. Various sweet and colorful soaps are piled together. It is a holy place for taking photos.

The facial mask and soap are also affordable and can be taken home as small gifts.

Address: Oxford St City of Westminster, London, United Kingdom|| Bond Street - a shopping paradise for luxury goods. Bond Street is located in London, England. It is a famous shopping mall. There are many specialty shops on this street, and there are many world-famous shopping malls.

The top specialty luxury shopping store is a shopping paradise for the rich.

You can find all the big luxury brands you can think of here. There are many unbranded handicraft shops with high prices, as well as the largest TOPSHOP and Forever21 in the UK... Every girl on Bond Street will have it in her hand.

Victoria's Secrets bags, because here is the largest Victoria's Secret flagship store in the world, with a full 4 floors.

Address: Bond Strret, London, United Kingdom|| Harrods Department Store - London's most famous department store. London's most famous and high-end department store.

It includes almost all the big brands you can think of, and the interior decoration is exquisite and very British. It deserves to be the largest department store in London!

Address: 87-135 Brompton Road Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7XL, United Kingdom|| Regent Street - the most prosperous commercial street in London's West End, a street perpendicular to the center of Oxford Street, with European-style buildings and various shops along the street.

This wide Royal Mile with a beautiful, smooth arc, later known as Regent Street, is now one of London's most quintessential fashion landmarks.

This is a shopping paradise for gentlemen and ladies. Hamley's, the world's largest toy store, Wedgwood, a china shop, and Mappin & Webb, a knife and fork shop, are all on this street. Address: Regent Street London, Greater London W1B 2EL, United Kingdom||

Westfield - Europe's largest shopping mall. This is one of the places you can't miss when you go to London. The subway station is called Shepherd's Bush. Just walk to the left after exiting it. It is a large commercial building with mostly luxury goods.

If you go during the boxing day, the discounts are really crazy. There are queues outside the big-name stores, and clothes are being swept away like a fight in the ordinary stores. There is a BBC TV station next to Westfield, so you might as well go to the front door to take a photo. ||

Selfridges - Continuing a century of glory. This is an old luxury store on Oxford Street. Just look at the storefront and window design. Although today's Selfridges is not as luxurious as Harrods, it is still unique and continues its century-old glory.