Bicester village!

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 Hello again,

I didn’t leave yet, I’m here to continue further, hope you guys enjoyed reading my ‘Namaste England’ blog, and found it interesting or helpful, taking it forward I got to you, The Bicester village, a pretty looking shopping village in the county of Oxfordshire, Oxford, less than 2 hour drive from London, Bicester village is a shopping outlet with so many vast spread luxury high end brands, Im going to keep this short because not many might be interested in luxury products I guess (because I’m one of those people) but being a fashion student, it’s important to study about fashion in this segment às well, 

Further into….




The village….




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It depends from which city your travelling to the place, but this is well connected to all the major/minor city, so you don't have to worry about transport and connectivity.

What to do….

Either you are a luxury fashion bug or you’re here to just explore the place, and to vibe and take stunning pictures, it serves everything, but the place is definitely for shopping as most people come here for high end brand shopping, with exceptional offers going on, it’s best to purchase here because of the offers and sales which keeps going on, now and then. Boutiques from most famous American, french, British and more are present here, the stores are set up in a cute and stylish white row houses type, which adds to the prettiness. There are brands like…Dior, Gucci, celine, Saint laurent, Burberry, Fendy, polo Ralph lauren, (trying there coffee is must) Balenciaga, 150 + designer house. The village offers a array of services, including concierge, personal shopping, virtual and window shopping, the whole village feels like lux. There are multiple restaurants options like asian, Italian, mexican etc. and restrooms as well. Open all seven days a week, you can treat yourself any day . 




Why? It is one of the 11 global shopping destinations in Europe and china! And to have some fun with your friends !

My personal favourite store was self portrait! For there feminine, elegant style and functionality.


Ok bye 


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