on Marylebone High street, Little Miss J tucked into Laduree macaroons whilst being shown around the spring/summer collection, taking to the bright net dresses and beautiful cotton scarves, ideal for her trip to Barbados later in the year.At Hackett, Little Miss

Hi, it's me, Joe.Okay, okay, so I know I'm not exactly a heart throb (just yet) like those boys from One Direction, although with my quiff, I'm not a million miles away from Aidan Grimshaw, am I? So, the word on the street (well, actually, it was my

on their chairs. Hamleys’ employees greet the children at the door, dressed in traditional Victorian costumes.If you fancy something a little bit quieter (and to avoid the Christmas high street rush), then Bonpoint is definitely worth a visit. The feature window

, with support from high profile celebrities including Helena Bonham Carter, Alexandra Burke, Edith Bowman, Amanda Mealing and Natasha Kaplinsky. Natasha, mother to Arlo, two, and Angelica, nine months, has recently returned from India where she visited the slums

to pack Comfy shoes – so you can explore high and low in a very big building without getting footsore.Special events As part of the Fringe Festival Programme, there will be live music performances from August 5–26 in the museum gardens. And every Friday

thrive on traditional team sports like football or hockey. For others, individual pursuits like swimming, martial arts or yoga are more up their street. 2) Encourage your child to set personal targets, whether it’s swimming the 100m breaststroke

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High Street, W1UParis – May 22nd and 25th – 6 Rue de Tournon, 75006Monaco – May 29th – 10 Avenue Saint Laurent, 98000Paris – June 1st – Rue de L’Universite, 7500 Brussels – June 5th – 74 Avenue Louise, 1050But if you simply can’t wait until May for a

of greenery in the Royal Parks. The view from our Executive Room at the Royal Garden Hotel in High StreetKensington afforded a stunningview of Kensington Gardens, which, even on the early evening of a rather grey Fridaywas sprinkled with dog

), that I was to report on the high street press shows (rather than my favoured couture) for Autumn/Winter ‘10/11, I felt like the reincarnation of Kate Adie herself.Fighting through the busy shoppers in Covent Garden, taxis zooming past, beeping away, I