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Bespoke Experiences BESPOKE EXPERIENCES Bespoke Experiences BESPOKE EXPERIENCES Burlington Arcade is England’s oldest and longest shopping arcade, open since 1819. The Burlington Arcade is a true luxury landmark in London. Housing over 40 specialist shops and designer brands ranging from collectors watch brands such as Omega and Vintage Rolex to vintage and contemporary jewellers such as Nourbel & Le Cavalier and Susannah Lovis who offer insights into the background of their antique engagement rings and bespoke dress pieces. Peruse the range of luxury cashmere, handmade shoes, cutting edge swimwear and the finest of British and European homewares. Burlington Arcade is located discreetly between Bond Street and Piccadilly, the Arcade has long been favoured by Royalty, celebrities and the cream of British society. Historical Tour Start your visit to Burlington Arcade by meet and greet to a more in–depth tour booking a Beadle Tour. The Burlington lasting up to 45 minutes. Individuals or Beadle Guard – a liveried member of the groups up to 8 persons can take this smallest private police force in the world tour which is narrated in English. Blue who guard the arcade and who also act badge guides are welcome to accompany as informative historical guides. Enjoy a groups. historical tour which can range from a A Beadle stands guard at Burlington Arcade ANTIQUE JEWELLERY & ENGAGEMENT RINGS Susannah Lovis Bespoke Experience Susannah Lovis and her team All of the staff are qualified can assist you in selecting gemologists and can give the perfect piece of antique an in-depth overview of the or vintage jewellery, and clarity of the gems and semi guide you through the precious stones. Enjoy a process of bespoke design, Bespoke antique masterclass their intricate knowledge on tiara’s and antique of the jewellery market will jewellery, or receive expert guarantee the procedure to advice on how to choose the be exciting, enjoyable and perfect engagement ring. informative. Nourbel & Le Cavelier Bespoke Experience Specialising in entirely Book their VIP Room and handmade, mostly one of Nourbel & Le Cavelier a kind jewels incorporating can arrange a gemologist the rare and precious – from and jewellery designer to Micromosaic remnants from give an overview on the late 19th to mid 20th century Micro-mosaic jewellery and Italy re-worked into alluring exclusive pariba stones to contemporary pieces, to help you design that extra jewels fashioned with Paraiba special ring. tourmalines. GIFTS FOR HER Choose from decadent diamonds, FRAGRANCE delicate scents and must have handbags, shoes and accessories. Editions de Parfums full-fledged works of art Frédéric Malle limited only by the imagination GIFTS FOR HIM Editions de Parfums of their composers. Buy gifts of distinction from a bespoke collection of embodies traditional French mens watch pieces, to cufflinks to handmade shoes and Haute Perfumery at its best: Bespoke Experience: leather products. an outstanding collection of A unique purchasing exclusive, extremely creative experience: personalised TAX FREE SHOPPING fragrances composed by the and in-depth consultations Visitors who are non-EU members can claim back a percentage of world’s greatest “noses”, free by trained sales experts to their tax through stores working with Tax Refund companies. Please ask to create their ideal fragrance help customers select the a member of staff when completing your purchases at the till. with no constraint of any sort. fragrance that best suits their Perfumes thus become personality. BEAUTY SHOES Harrys of London innovation with the quality of Harrys of London welcomes traditional craftsmanship. you to their new store concept at the Burlington Arcade Bespoke Experience where their dedicated sales After service and associates will assist you in complimentary shoe shine finding the perfect footwear available on all Harrys of for any occasion. Hand made London footwear. Special in Italy, and working with order shoes available on industry leaders Technogel® certain styles and colours, and Vibram®, Harrys of including a selection of London footwear combines exotic leathers (subject to the latest in footwear availability). Church’s Bespoke Experience Church’s invite you to view a Church’s would be delighted selection of the finest crafted to offer a personal one-to- Gentlemen’s shoes, leather one fitting service as well goods, belts, socks, ties and as professional advice on fit hand luggage. and style. For any purchase made on any Church’s classic shoe line you will also receive CHANEL Bespoke Experience a complimentary Church’s The intimate stand-alone fragrance and Complimentary Flash Makeup Service shoe bag. beauty boutique in the cherished surroundings 15 Minutes of the opulent Arcade is dedicated to the Flawless Face - Revitalise your skin and discovery of the world of CHANEL and find the ideal foundation to perfect your features an exclusive new design concept. complexion. Clients will be welcomed to experience the Signature Lips - Pamper your lips and declare House’s unique fragrance and beauty heritage. yourself in colour. Shoe Shine Service Bespoke Experience Expressive Eyes - Accentuate your eyes – With over 14 years experience, Traditional Shoe Shine Over time, CHANEL has continued to instil smokey or subtle, uniquely your own. Romi and his team use 100% from £6.00 (Please note elegance and confidence in the women who horse hair brushes with the shoe shines cannot be pre wear it. Discover the art of perfumery with a Complete Makeup Services finest creams and polishes, booked). one-to-one fragrance consultation designed Full Makeup, with a Beauty Adviser ensuring your shoes receive to offer Clients a unique, interactive perfumed 45 minutes £25.00* a luxurious treatment in the journey through the House’s extensive and Full Makeup with a Makeup Specialist opulent surrounding of the most celebrated fragrances. 75 minutes £45.00* Arcade. *Above costs are redeemable against products. WATCHES PENS David Duggan Bespoke Experience Penfriend An independent, unbiased David Duggan watches offers When Major Winston Churchill wrote “Send me also a new Onoto luxury watch broker, by appointment a time-piece pen. I have stupidly lost mine.” in a letter to his wife Clementine specialising in pre-owned expert to visit your hotel from the trenches of northern France on 23rd November 1915, little timepieces of the highest suite to present a selection of did he expect that almost 100 years later, the same brand would quality. Their expert team time-pieces. produce a range of pens bearing his name. offers more than 150 years’ combined experience in the The recently launched Sir Winston Churchill range of Onoto complex field of horology. pens has been Designed and made in close co-operation with the Churchill family and Churchill Heritage. A facsimile of a letter, written in 1915, by Churchill’s Onoto pen is included with each pen purchased in the range and a unique 24 page booklet containing many rarely-seen photos of Sir Winston from the Churchill family albums. The effort which goes into Bell & Ross Bespoke Experience the production of these pens from the facsimile of Churchill’s Bell & Ross is a luxury French A unique and dedicated abbreviated ‘WSC’ signature on every cap band, to the watch company offering a opportunity to discover reproduction of the gryphon and lion emblems cast from range of watches for men the brand in their exclusive Churchill’s own signet ring, on the cap badge, and even the and women. Their prestigious lounge. During your visit a choice of decoration: Pinstripe to reflect Churchill’s favourite collections include the member of the boutique will material and a Brickwork pattern on the silver pens to vintage range which pays present the brand and the acknowledge his passion for building at Chartwell, Churchill’s tribute to the original collections while you sit back family home. watches worn by 1920’s pilots and enjoy light refreshments. and the marine range which For any purchases, you There are currently 3 pens in the range from Penfriend: The was developed in conjunction will receive an additional Pinstripe, the Sterling Silver Chartwell and the most recent with the French Navy. complimentary strap addition to the range, the Gold-plated Sterling Silver Chartwell. (excluding alligator straps). HATS SUMMER ART INSTALLATION Maison Michel Bespoke Experience The Maison makes men’s and The Burlington Arcade store women’s made-to-measure is offering a complimentary hats of all kinds within 3 to 4 “hat fitting” service. weeks: from boaters and felt hats, panama hats, pillbox hats and wide-brimmed hats to cache-chignons. The Maison Michel satisfies the A celebration of original illustrated requirements of its customers Vogue covers curated by Burlington Arcade. by combining skill and originality to produce the perfect head piece. 05 MAY - 31 AUGUST 2016 TRAVELLING TO BURLINGTON ARCADE Old Burlington Street Saville Row Cork Street R e g e n t St re et New Bond Street Vigo Street Piccadily Circus Underground Old Bond Street Staord Albermarle Street Street Piccadilly Dover Street Green Park Jermyn Street Underground Address Opening Hours Burlington Arcade, Mayfair, Monday-Friday: 10:00 – 19:00 hours London W1J 0PZ Saturday: 09:00 – 18:30 hours Sunday: 12:00 – 18:00 hours Adjacent to the Royal Academy, on Piccadilly. Burlington Arcade is a short *Opening times vary between stores. walk from Green Park and Piccadilly Please contact stores directly for Circus underground stations, is easily specific timings or visit our website accessible by bus and is well-known by www.burlingtonarcade.com London black cab taxi drivers. Ask your hotel concierge if they offer a Chauffeur drive service to Burlington Arcade. Terms & Conditions In case of any dispute, stores reserve the By Tube: Green Park and Piccadilly right to change or revoke the discount Circus are the nearest underground with no prior notice. The Burlington stations By Road: Use Sat Nav postcode Arcade reserves the right to amend or W1J 0PZ By Bus: Bus Routes 8, 9, 14, 19, terminate any offer or discount with no 22, 38 prior notice.
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