A trip to Oxford Street's Topshop is always an exciting one. Being conveniently positioned directly opposite the busy Oxford Circus tube station, this store is always extremely busy.
On entering the first thing I noticed were the beautifully dressed mannequins facing me. The colours of the garments on the mannequins featured mainly creams, greys and whites for their autumn/winter 2010 collection, all very muted. However the makeup on the mannequins were bright and quirky, contrasting to the outfits completely.
The music was loud and up beat, featuring alot of current songs from the charts as well as others a little less known but just as funky.
The shop was very busy not only with customers but with products, garments and accessories. There was stuff everywhere you could spend hours just on this first floor.
The staff were all very fashionable and confident to dress differently, wearing items from the store itself, with unconventional hair styles and more makeup than neccessary, making it very obvious that they were staff there.
The overall look and feel of the shop, although busy and hectic; was very proffessional, modern and slick.
The music was loud and up beat, featuring alot of current songs from the charts as well as others a little less known but just as funky.
The shop was very busy not only with customers but with products, garments and accessories. There was stuff everywhere you could spend hours just on this first floor.
The staff were all very fashionable and confident to dress differently, wearing items from the store itself, with unconventional hair styles and more makeup than neccessary, making it very obvious that they were staff there.
The overall look and feel of the shop, although busy and hectic; was very proffessional, modern and slick.
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