Your first shop of the day is JW Anderson, a luxury fashion brand known for their contemporary interpretation of gendered clothing. The brand's only UK store resides in Soho, stocking their award-winning menswear and womenswear, latest collections and thought-provoking silhouettes.

Home to iconic styles including the Clarks Wallabee and Desert Boot, shop the Clarks Originals collection on Berwick Street. Clarks Originals have been iconic wardrobe staples for decades, particularly making a comeback in workwear and streetwear inspired looks.

Time for some lunch at Mediterranean Cafe, a Soho institution that has been serving tapas on Berwick Street for 17 years. Drop in for a relaxed, Mediterranean experience with quality tapas and cocktails.

Experience Grown Alchemist at the London flagship store, your destination for stronger skin. Try the full range of plant-based products in-store, including their bestselling heroes at the discovery bar and receive a bespoke skincare consultation.

The store also offers a range of exclusive cutting-edge treatments including the signature Regenerator Facial to bespoke IV therapies and biotin injections.

Serving simple and traditional cuisine, KILN uses wood burning kiln ovens to create their delicious dishes. The menu is inspired by the the rural simplicity of the Thai borderlands, were Burmese and Yunanese spices are cooked over open fire. Enjoy an evening meal of British-bred meat, daily-changing noodle dishes and more, watching as chefs prepare in the open kitchen. Diners can even sit at the counter in front of the open kitchen to get a better look.

Start your morning at Flat White for some simple café food with a hint of Aussie and Kiwi heritage. A Soho favourite, Flat White is the go to spot for locals to gather and unwind over coffee and breakfast.

Next up is Reckless Records, a Soho institution open since 1984. The record store stocks everything from rare rock to classic drum and bass. Customers can browse and buy from the second hand collection, and exchange their own tunes in-store.

Your next stop is London-based clothing and accessories company, Ronning. Focused on delivering the highest quality clothes, inspired by workwear, Ronning's cross-seasonal collection is designed to be worn all year around. A quiet pocket on the bustling streets of Soho, the store is the brand's first permanent location.

Home to hundreds of independent brands, the Wolf & Badger store offers a range of sustainable jewellery, clothing, homeware and more. Discover new brands, in-store events and a community based around ethical practices at the brand's only store outside of the USA.

Elevate your new outfit with pieces from TwoJeys, a premium jewellery label based on Brewer Street. The store stocks a range of rings, pendants, bracelets and earrings, with unique designs and a chunky feel.

Not your typical gallery, Sophie Tea Art on Newburgh Street welcomes people to an immersive experience. Set across three levels, the gallery pays tribute to Sophie Tea Art's history. Her art carries a profound message of inclusivity and celebrates the female form, making all women feel that little bit nicer about themselves.

Originally opened in 1995, Two Floors is back and better than ever in Soho. The wooden bar top drinking den brings an exciting mix of Japanese listening bar and classic cocktail bar to Soho with dim lights and comfy seating. Sit back and relax with friends, with good music and a carefully curated drinks list to showcase a spectrum of spirits and wines from around the world.