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Cory wears shirt Scotch & Soda , trousers The Kooples , jacket Pretty Green , trainers PUMA . Alex wears shirt Barbour Heritage , jacket Diesel , trousers Ben Sherman , boots Red Wing Shoes , watch Shinola .

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Welcome

Hi, I’m Michelle of @crazycatladyldn , and I’m here to welcome you to Issue 4 of the Carnaby Magazine. I built my Instagram around sharing photos of the prettiest places in London, and naturally Carnaby is one of my favourites. Here are my top five Insta-worthy spots, all of which will be sure to set your like count sky-high. As a music and fashion lover, Carnaby Street was at the top of my list of places to visit long before I moved to London. Made famous in the swinging 60s, Carnaby remains iconic and influential, and the pedestrianised streets are home to unique and independent fashion and lifestyle stores that boast some seriously Instagrammable moments. Get snap-happy in Daniel Wellington’s apartment-style store or at one of my personal favourites, Monki (don’t miss their iconic rainbow staircase), or head to the cobbled Newburgh Quarter, where Lazy Oaf showcases cool collabs in the basement. With the cooler weather approaching, Carnaby has you covered with the best Winter Warmers , from a colourful cuppa at Farm Girl Café (they do those cute rose lattes) to something a little stronger at underground bar Cahoots in Kingly Court, where you can enjoy cocktails and rations in a London wartime setting.

Sweaty Betty

Cahoots

Speaking of food, Carnaby is a one-stop hub for foodies. Lust after Carnaby’s sharing plates at The Big Feast , devour an exclusive interview with Hamish Brown, head chef of Carnaby newbie INKO NITO , and check out 24 hours in Carnaby to discover the best places to eat, drink and shop as revealed by the locals.

And there you have it: food, fashion, music and much more. I hope you enjoy this issue as much as I have.

Now you’ve seen my fave Insta-spots of Carnaby, it’s time to see yours. Share your moments with @ CarnabyLondon .

Michelle x

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Interview: Jerrod Blandino, Too Faced

Beauty: Get the Look

Autumn/Winter Trends

British Heroes & American Classics

Bread Ahead

Foubert’s Place

Destination Denim

Fashion Story: Walk This Way

Interview: Hamish Brown, INKO NITO

The Big Feast

Winter Warmers

The Sound of Carnaby

This Is Soho

INKO NITO All the way from downtown LA, Japanese robatayaki restaurant INKO NITO has arrived on Broadwick Street. From the team behind the internationally recognised Zuma and Roka restaurants, INKO NITO is a playful and affordable subdivision. With an innovative menu including beef cheeks, salmon teriyaki, tofu kara-age nigaki, classic cocktails on tap and a slick industrial-inspired interior, INKO NITO is the perfect place to go for a laid-back yet unconventional dining experience.

INKO NITO, Broadwick Street

New Kids on the Block

RAY-BAN With eight decades linked to aviation, film and rock ‘n’ roll behind it, Ray-Ban has officially landed at 23 Carnaby Street. Take a peek inside for the brand's latest collection and don’t forget to have a play around with the innovative interactive screens that allow you to design your very own pair of shades.

Ray-Ban, Carnaby Street

Daniel Wellington, Carnaby Street

DANIEL WELLINGTON Swedish watch brand Daniel Wellington recently set up shop at 24 Carnaby Street, along with its incredibly Instagrammable floral arch. From timeless designs and interchangeable watch straps to petite collections and gift sets, Daniel Wellington’s watches are a game changer and make accessorising for every occasion a piece of cake.

PITTA BUN Take your pitta filling to a whole new level at Carnaby’s latest foodie opening. Head to

4 Newburgh Street to discover the perfect Pitta Bun , a traditional souvlaki-style restaurant offering both sweet and savoury fillings, from charcoal slow-cooked pork neck shoulder with tzatziki, tomatoes and fresh herbs to a butter- and sugar-coated pitta filled with vanilla ice cream and baked apples.

Red Wing Women’s, Newburgh Street

RED WING WOMEN’S 'Made in the USA for pioneering women all around the world' - premium American shoe company Red Wing Shoes has brought its hard-wearing, purpose-built boots to the women of Carnaby. Located at 8 Newburgh Street, the store offers its textbook ranges: Core, Legacy and Modern. Also in store are a selection of magazines, vintage garments and a homewares concession.

Pitta Bun, Newburgh Street

Jerrod Blandino BORN THIS WAY Interview Tom Bottomley

After 20 years of being one of the leading beauty brands in the industry, Too Faced co-founder Jerrod Blandino talks us through his success, inspiration and what the future holds.

So, beauty! Talk us through your journey. I started out working behind the beauty counter and loved mixing and matching products and colours to make the perfect shades for my clients. It’s a great feeling instilling self-esteem and confidence into women. Happy 20th birthday, Too Faced. What are you doing to celebrate? We are celebrating with an amazing collection called Cheers to 20 Years – throwbacks from 1998 reimagined with a 2018 twist, including an eye palette, glitter lips and limited-edition Better Than Sex mascara. We also conducted the biggest model search in the history of Too Faced to make a dream come true for one lucky girl, who became the face of the entire collection.

Where does your product inspiration come from? I get inspiration from everything around me; even the smallest detail could ignite a new idea for a product or even an entire collection. For example, the chocolate idea was born from a chocolate facial I had on a trip to Hawaii. I learned about all the skin-loving benefits that came from cocoa powder and I knew I had to figure out a way to infuse that into our products. What are the most important things that great make-up can achieve? The most important thing make-up can achieve is to instil self-esteem into somebody. How you look in the mirror impacts how you feel about yourself. If someone looks in the mirror and has achieved the best version of themselves then I’ve done my job.

Why did you choose Carnaby to open your first ever Too Faced store? London is home to our largest demographic, and I knew Carnaby was the perfect place for my first ever store because historically it has been a place for beauty, fashion, fun and rebellious glamour. What’s special about the Carnaby store and why is it a must-visit for beauty fans? I wanted it to feel like a Too Faced amusement park, with different experiences for each product and Instagrammable moments everywhere you turn. It’s fun and fabulous and our customers get to experience our products in 3D. What are your favourite Too Faced products right now? Better Than Sex was the most difficult product I’ve ever created and the one I’m most proud of. Hangover Primer loves your skin even when you don’t, and Born This Way Foundation is a foundation we formulated that looks like your skin (but better) without sacrificing coverage.

Too Faced, Carnaby Street

I can’t find my… 1 Instant Camera Lomography , 2 Pink Champagne Glow Palette Pixi , 3 Cheeky Chat Me Up Nail Paint Cowshed , 4 Hot Sauce Enamel Key Charm Skinnydip , 5 DEVON Tortoise Glasses MOSCOT , 6 So Swell Plumping Lipstick M.A.C ,

7 Malachite Kabuki Brush Spectrum , 8 LashLift 188 Mascara Pixi , 9 Silver In-Ear Headphones Shinola , 10 Card Holder Jack Wills , 11 Rollerball Fragrance Jack Wills , 12 Malachite Pocket Mirror Spectrum 13 Soft Linen Notebook Shinola , 14 Gold Wristwatch Nixon , 15 Spiral Hair Toggles Sweaty Betty , 16 Gimme Brow+ Eyebrow Gel Benefit , 17 Disco Portable Charger Skinnydip , 18 Red Emily Bag The Kooples .

Get the Look

My Carnaby must-haves: Cowshed Quinoa Hydrating Daily Moisturiser Too Faced Hangover Primer Pixi Nourishing Lip Polish Benefit Hello Happy Foundation Hey, I’m Laura from beauty and lifestyle blog @lauraslittlelocket. Follow my steps below to create an easy daytime autumn/winter look using the hottest Carnaby beauty brands.

Too Faced Born This Way Concealer Urban Decay Naked Flushed Palette Benefit Gimme Brow+ Eyebrow Gel Benefit Bad Gal Bang Mascara Urban Decay Naked Petite Heat Palette M.A.C Cherish Satin Lipstick

Step 1 Prep the skin with the Cowshed moisturiser, Too Faced hangover primer and Pixi lip polish. Step 2 Apply the Benefit foundation – you can do this with your fingers or a brush. Then add a little Too Faced concealer under your eyes and on any blemishes. Step 3 Time for bronzing! Sweep the Streak bronzer from the Urban Decay Naked Flushed Palette in a smooth motion around your hairline, under the cheekbones and then on your jawline. Then add a pop of blush from the same palette to the apples of your cheeks. Step 4 Use Vibrate from the Naked Petite Heat Palette all over the eyelid as a base. Then work Hot Spell into the creases and outer corners and keep blending until seamless. Apply Wild Thing under the eye and smudge with your finger for a soft, diffused look. Finish the eyes with a swoop of Benefit mascara. Step 5 Neaten and define brows with Benefit ’s Gimme Brow. Add a light dusting of highlighter from the Urban Decay Naked Flushed Palette on the eyebrow bone, tops of cheeks, down the nose and the Cupid's bow. Lastly, complete the look with M.A.C ’s creamy satin lipstick.

WILD CHILD

Diesel

The Great Frog

OFFICE

The Kooples

Scotch & Soda

Vans

MOSCOT

Jack Wills

Laurel Wreath by Fred Perry

SILVER LINING

Replay

Joy Everley Fine Jewellers

Cowshed

Levi's

Monki

Superga

Dr. Martens

G-SHOCK

British Heroes &

American Classics

The Newburgh Quarter boasts some of the finest heritage and quality design-led brands from both Britain and America, and there’s a real buzz surrounding their latest collections. Look out: Barbour Heritage has launched a new sub-brand, Barbour Beacon. The name comes from the Beacon lighthouse in South Shields, which has been synonymous with Barbour since 1894, and is a contemporary take on the company’s heritage with a youthful, sharp, branded look. Key pieces include hiking fleeces, logoed tees and lightweight backpacks. Over at Pankhurst London , celebrate the best of British style, craft and taste with their new collaboration with single malt whisky The Balvenie. Relax in one of the shop’s Bentley bespoke barber’s chairs, chill out, take a sip and enjoy a truly crafted grooming moment. There’s also an amazing selection of new products to buy to remember your experience.

Head to Cubitts for their new Grafton collection. The brother to their Flaxman style, Grafton has a rounded, angular lens making it versatile in shape, and while you’re there, be sure to book in for an in-house eye test. Shop the premium Laurel Wreath by Fred Perry collection. Each piece celebrates enduring styles borrowing details from the brand’s sportswear and modernist heritage. All new pieces are made in a monochromatic palette and have been designed with a directional approach. Key details include reversed seams, raw-edged patches and contrast stitching. A UK exclusive welcomed to the Newburgh Quarter from across the pond, the brand-new dedicated Red Wing Women’s store is just a stone’s throw from the men’s shop. The new collection features three ranges, Core, Legacy and Modern. The Core range presents styles from the men’s collection such as the iconic Moc Toe, Iron Ranger and Engineer boots – redesigned with the female foot in mind.

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To go with your Red Wings, head to the freshly refurbished Levi’s Vintage Clothing store, carrying premium new men’s and women’s styles inspired by the 1978 Jamaican film ‘Rockers’. The result is a colourful blend of jeans, 1960s-style knits, Sta-Prest trousers and denim skirts. Cord is king in this new line, and there’s a Trucker jacket that features a patchwork of 11 different colours. Heritage American outdoor brand Filson has some cracking new outerwear this season at its only UK store. The Quilted Pack Jacket is a versatile, lightweight and insulated jacket that can be worn alone in cool weather or zipped in to other Filson jackets when the cold really bites. The rain-repellent Tin Field Coat is another winter winner.

Cubitts

Barbour Beacon

Nixon’s brand new Time Tracker watch is a quantum leap forward in angled aesthetics. Some call it 'future retro', but we prefer 'déjà new'. It comes with a dial that’s undeniably Nixon with a classy black stainless-steel strap. The Water-Repellent Collection of backpacks and wallets is also a must for urban commuters. For further timepieces of distinction, Detroit’s finest, Shinola , has the stand-out new Canfield Sport – a refined and quintessential classic. Plus, their Runwell backpack handily includes a padded compartment for your laptop and a pocket for your phone. For women, the stunning new leather Birdy Hobo bag is a sleek and modern choice and can also be personalised for free in store. It’s original touches like that that make shopping in the Newburgh Quarter so special.

Laurel Wreath by Fred Perry

Destination Denim

True Religion

Carnaby is home to some of the most groundbreaking and unique denim brands in the world, with flagship stores galore stacked with the very best of the new season’s collections. Here’s your go-to guide.

Levi’s

Replay

With a cracking store on Carnaby Street, Levi’s has held the crown for denim royalty since 1873. This season, the brand is jumping head first into the sneaker and streetwear age, creating styles that mix today’s trends (like splashy graphics, high-rise jeans and logo mania) with flashbacks to the coolest looks from the 80s and 90s. And while skinny fits aren’t going anywhere anytime soon, the world of denim has opened up into a new wide array of silhouettes, from faded 90s 501® jeans à la Kurt Cobain, the high-waisted jeans of Friends Season One, to the retro sportswear of Diddy when he was still Daddy (first name Puff). And, of course, plenty of cropped and tapered jeans to show off those kicks. Over on Newburgh Street, Levi’s Vintage Clothing Shop takes inspiration this season from the 1978 Jamaican film ‘Rockers’, and the colourful dance hall and reggae styles of that era. There are Sta-Prest trousers, denim skirts and even a pair of 70s-style flares. Corduroy features heavily too, with a 14-wale cord jean and Trucker jacket that features a patchwork of 11 different colours.

True Religion is focusing on fit, fabric and texture for both men and women. There are vintage-inspired heritage wash bottoms and edgy sportif tops, and for women comes The Perfect Jean, with a back yoke dart to shape and slim. Replay has its new Hyperflex + jeans, which have three-dimensional flexibility in the threads, ensuring a perfect fit that holds its shape. Black denim is big news. For men, there’s the new Ambass slim-fit biker jean, and for women the fresh Luz skinny fit. Head to Diesel for ripped and repaired treatments with a nod to iconic archive items. Babhila High is the new, higher-rise version of the skinny Babhila fit for women. And there are plenty of oversized silhouettes joining the JoggJeans and biker pants. Pepe Jeans London has Raw and Selvedge denim specials in hoodies, skirts, jackets and jeans. The Ragged Priest is perhaps the edgiest kid on the block, with ripped and slogan-adorned denim in a variety of fits. (Their autumn/winter collection is based around sports utility, hiking and climbing, with bold slogans).

He’s Got Baggage 1 Tartan Umbrella MUJI , 2 Cognac and Silver On-Ear Headphones Shinola , 3 Moisturising Hand Cream Cowshed , 4 Beanie Hat Barbour Beacon , 5 Grooming Cream Johnny’s Chop Shop , 6 Tartan Passport Holder Jack Wills , 7 Tortoiseshell Glasses MOSCOT , 8 Hell Gel Styling Gel Johnny’s Chop Shop , 9 Cow Pit Deodorant Spray Cowshed , 10 Knackered Cow Body Lotion Cowshed , 11 Dark Brown Leather Briefcase Barbour Heritage .

Walk This Way Photography James Rees Styling Tara Grevile Make-Up and Hair Gabriella Floyd Models Ocean , Cory and Alex

Ocean wears top The Ragged Priest , dungarees Vans , trainers Monki . Cory wears jacket Albam , trousers Scotch & Sod a, trainers size? Alex wears jumper Diesel , trousers Vans , trainers Onitsuka Tiger .

Cory wears jacket Diesel , top Filson , trousers Scotch & Soda , trainers size? Ocean wears jacket Levi’s , top Brandy Melville , skirt Lazy Oaf , boots Dr. Martens , bracelet Joy Everley Fine Jewellers . Alex wears jumper Vans , trousers The Kooples , trainers OFFICE .

Alex wears jumper Levi’s , trousers Diesel , trainers OFFICE . Ocean wears trousers The Ragged Priest , top Brandy Melville , jacket Monki , trainers Superga , sunglasses FINLAY London . Cory wears trousers Ben Sherman , jumper Levi’s , shoes G.H. Bass & Co.

To an impressive modern space at

Brown has steered away from traditional techniques and Japanese ingredients and introduced new products that really suit this kind of cooking, such as beef cheeks with spicy Korean miso, pickled daikon and butter lettuce. Another firm favourite is the cobia collar, which is taken from the neck of a black compachi fish. 'It’s usually a by-product, but it’s a very delicious piece and we cook it on the robata grill with brown butter ponzu,' explains Brown. 'It’s a very firm and slightly oily white fish, similar to tuna, and it’s really delicious.' Brown and his other cooks used to have it for breakfast before they started work but then realised it tasted too good to be used for that. Brown says that Japanese restaurants in London tend to be either top-end, with premium products, or more casual and takeaway-focused. 'Our mission was to find a spot in the middle where we can become more accessible to everyday dining.'

55 Broadwick Street comes a new take on traditional Japanese food, with a menu by Hamish Brown created to tantalise your taste buds. INKO NITO is an open- plan venue with communal tables, good music and a chilled-out atmosphere, with the robata grill taking centre stage. It’s the kind of place where you can while away an evening with friends over food and cocktails or nip in for a quick bite at lunchtime and remain incognito. Brown, who originates from New Zealand, grew up around cooking he describes as ‘the godfather of fusion cooking'. He says: 'We needed somewhere big enough to have a robata grill (a Japanese barbecue often found in pubs in Japan), in the middle of the restaurant. This location was perfect, and the layout lends itself to the whole food-sharing concept. We wanted to create something new and different with a street market feel, and food with action-packed, big and bold flavours.' (his dad being a chef) and worked alongside Peter Gordon, whom

Hamish Brown

East Meets West

Interview Tom Bottomley

At Carnaby’s latest Japanese restaurant INKO NITO, Head Chef Hamish Brown has ripped up the rule book and introduced a unique dining experience.

Mission accomplished.

Baby gem salad with caramelised onion wafu dressing and nori

Serves 4 Time to cook 15-20 minutes

Ingredients: 1 sheet of nori 8 heads of baby gem lettuce 2 chopped spring onions 2 tbsp roasted sesame seeds

For dressing: 500g of white onion 200ml of GF soya sauce 20g of carrots ½ nashi pear 100ml of grapeseed oil 30ml of sesame oil

Baby gem salad with caramelised onion wafu dressing and nori

Method: Cut the white onion into fine dice, then caramelise the onion in a heavy-based saucepan until rich in colour, being very careful not to burn it. Then set to one side. Remove the core from the nashi pear and grate using a microplane grater. Do the same with the carrot and mix both with the onions off the heat. Add the remaining ingredients and mix well. Season with a little salt if required, though this will depend on the sweetness from the nashi pear and the carrot.

To assemble: Cut the baby gem into quarters and lay on a tray, then brush with some vegetable oil and grill over a very hot charcoal BBQ (robata grill), and char on both sides. Remove from the grill and chill before serving. Place on the serving plate with the cut surface facing up, and spoon the wafu sauce over, ensuring it gets between the layers. Cut the nashi pear into fine slices and sprinkle over the top with the sesame seeds and the finely chopped spring onions.

The Big Feast The perfect way to indulge with friends, sharing plates are ideal for upping the social ante. You know what they say: sharing is caring…

Photography Tim Atkins

Tapas Brindisa Soho

to Wright Brothers Soho , whose fusion of British and Asian food is second to none – the pork scratchings with smoked cod roe and smoked pork belly, seared scallop and kimchi cabbage are just right. And, finally, what’s more fitting to share than home- cooked Bengali cuisine? The classic and authentic dishes at Darjeeling Express are ready to be passed around the table. If you have to pick just a few, we recommend the Tangra chilli garlic prawns, beetroot raita, bihari phulki and channa chaat.

Wright Brothers Soho

Darjeeling Express

Catch seafood dishes made for sharing at sustainable seafood restaurant CLAW – we love the lobster roll, KFC (kimchi-fried soft-shell crab), crab mac & cheese and the fish tacos. If Spanish food is more your flavour, head over to Tapas Brindisa Soho for their spicy padrón peppers and moreish croquetas de jamón. Shoryu Carnaby ’s vegan sides will transport you and your friends to wondrous Japan, with offerings of black sesame tofu with sweet miso sauce and tenderstem broccoli, and wakame seaweed salad. If you’re after fresh food and bold flavours, pay a visit

Claw

Carnaby is home to the largest collection of independent restaurants, pubs, bars and cafés in London’s West End. To discover the full line-up, visit Carnaby.co.uk.

Winter Warmers With the cold weather setting in, it’s time to head indoors and warm up with our pick of Carnaby’s best spiced mulled wines, whisky-based cocktails and cinnamon-sprinkled lattes.

Photography Tim Atkins

Farm Girl Café

For a wellness boost, try Farm Girl Café ’s unique latte infusions – we recommend the hibiscus latte, organic red matcha with coconut milk, and the Liquid Gold latte with turmeric, cinnamon, astralagus and honey. Your Instagram will thank you for this pretty latte art. Head to Whyte & Brown for their version of a traditional spiced mulled wine while looking at Kingly Court’s twinkling lights. For something more refreshing, The Bramble gin cocktail with rich crème de mûre is a winner. Looking for a late-night hangout? Venture downstairs at the impossibly cool Soho Grind for one of their infamous espresso martinis. Pegged as the best of its kind in London, the guys at Soho Grind make theirs using their own signature blend of coffee mixed with Finlandia vodka, finely strained and served in a coupette glass. For those looking for dazzling cocktails with retro entertainment to match, try Cahoots , the 1940s underground bar hidden beneath Kingly Court. Our favourites are the Eaton Milk, made with 10-year Glenmorangie scotch whisky, and the Louis Armstrong, served with theatrical steaming dry ice.

Soho Grind

Whyte & Brown

Cahoots

The Sound of Carnaby

Following a jam-packed Soho Music Month in June 2018, we caught up with Alex Tracey for the 411 on who’s hot in indie-pop and Rock the Belles DJ Emily Rawson to discover which new artists should be on our radar. Alex Tracey What was your highlight of Soho Music Month? We had an awesome time at the Newburgh Quarter Sessions, filled with sunshine, lovely people and music – what more could you want? Who’s top of your most recent playlist on Spotify? At the moment I’m listening to a lot of Motown. Martha Reeves and The Vandellas, Elton John, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and DeBarge. Anyone we should look out for this season? Riscas is an awesome band. They’ve got an EP coming out soon, which I’m really excited for, and you should be too. Which indie bands should we have on our radar? Peace Frog, Sarpa Salpa and Saltwater Sun. All three put on such a great show. It was a great free event celebrating the best music the area has to offer. The Rock The Belles takeover for the Newburgh Quarter Sessions was awesome. What’s your album of the moment? ‘Hive Mind’ by The Internet. I’ve been waiting for this album for three years; they always come up with the perfect soundtrack that you can listen to at anytime of the year. What’s the song you can’t get enough of? Probably something from the 90s, possibly from Biggie’s ‘Life After Death’, which is one of my top five albums of all time. Emily Rawson What made Soho Music Month so special?

Emily Rawson

Alex Tracey

We’ve created your go-to playlist of the hottest new artists with a little help from our friends.

Dr. Martens The Internet – Roll (Burbank Funk) Gorillaz – Kansas Fleetwood Mac - Dreams Jimothy Lacoste – I Can Speak Spanish

Dirty Bones Bishop Nehru – Rooftops Salt-N-Pepa – Shoop

Jay Prince – Never Been Around Lauryn Hill – Doo Wop (That Thing)

Skinnydip Maggie Lindemann – Obsessed Ariana Grande – God Is A Woman Ultra Naté – Free Destiny’s Child – Bills, Bills, Bills

Pretty Green Interpol – The Rover Nic Cester – Psichebello

Gaz Coombes – Vanishing Act The Skinner Brothers – Watchu

Lazy Oaf Sofi Tukker – Benadryl Jorja Smith – Lost and Found Bauhaus – She’s in Parties GoldLink – Herside Story

Which female artists should we have on our radar this winter? Jessica Wilde sounds like a huskier Beyoncé. Her latest single, ‘Cry for Me’, is amazing.

FEEL GOOD, DO GOOD

Hydration Station Fill up on the go at Kingly Court’s free water refill station, or take your bottle to Pure , The Diner , Urban Tea Rooms and Pret A Manger to stay hydrated on the go.

Luke Dixon, Urban and Community Beekeeping

Carnabee Buzz buzz. Up on the Carnaby rooftops, the nation’s pollinating heroes can be found buzzing in two hives thanks to Urban and Community Beekeeping. Over 30,000 of our black and yellow flying friends forage around Carnaby every day, feeding on plants, trees and flowers in over 1,000 window boxes throughout our 14 streets.

Kingly Court water refill station

Did you know about Carnaby’s charities…?

Darjeeling Express founded the Second Daughters charity, a cause close to owner Asma Khan’s heart. Asma sends celebration packages and education support for the birth of a second daughter, which is seen as less desirable than a son in India. Dishoom is a proud supporter of Magic Breakfast, helping 31,000 children in the UK every morning to start their school day with a healthy ‘magic’ breakfast. Vegan and cruelty-free make-up brand Too Faced donated $250,000 to animal charities: animal rescue organisation RedRover, international ocean conservationists Oceana and Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch.

Since launching Triyoga in Action in 2015, triyoga has raised over £16,000 for Refugees START and over £15,000 for Magic Breakfast. It also founded the Teddy Foundation, helping kids everywhere enjoy the amazing benefits of yoga. Dirty Bones ’ charity partner Youth Music invests in life-changing music projects for young people, and to support the cause, 10p from the sale of every Chicken & Waffles dish is donated. As if you needed another excuse to eat Chicken & Waffles.

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Ocean wears trousers The Ragged Priest , bra top Sweaty Betty , trainers Superga , jacket Diesel . Alex wears top The Kooples , trousers Diesel , necklace The Great Frog . Cory wears Jumper Onitsuka Tiger , jeans Scotch & Soda .

The Night is Young

Photography James Rees Styling Tara Greville Make-Up and Hair Gabriella Floyd Models Ocean , Cory and Alex Locations Soho Grind & Bread Ahead

Alex wears top The Kooples , trousers Diesel , trainers PUMA , necklace The Great Frog . Cory wears jumper Onitsuka Tiger , jeans Scotch & Soda , trainers Onitsuka Tiger .

Ocean wears top Brandy Melville , dress Lazy Oaf , glasses Cubitts . Alex wears, top Vans, jacket Levi’s , necklace The Great Frog . Cory wears jacket Ben Sherman , top Barbour , sunglasses Monki .

Ocean wears jacket Monki , skirt Monki , top Jack Wills , shoes G.H. Bass & Co. , bag Monki , ring Mor . Alex wears shirt Barbour , trousers Ben Sherman , boots Red Wing Shoes . Cory wears shirt Scotch & Soda , trousers The Kooples , jacket Pretty Green , trainers PUMA .

24 Hours in Carnaby We checked in with the locals to find out their favourite Carnaby hotspots and hideaways.

Cowshed, Knackered Cow Bath & Shower Gel

GABIJA CEKAUSKAITE MANAGER, KUA ‘AINA

Favourite coffee shop The coffee at SACRED Café is great and I love sitting under the Ganton Street bulbs. Retail therapy I really like shopping at TOMS as I love their ethical policy and the shoes are great quality. Perfect pamper The Knackered Cow Relaxing Bath & Shower Gel at Cowshed smells great and is so good after a long day at work. Best burgers Da Big Chief at Kua ‘Aina has everything a burger should - best served with sweet potato fries. For dinner with friends Kingly Court has so many options and is great for people watching. I love the aubergine parmagiana at Pizza Pilgrims . Best menswear At Pretty Green we offer something a bit different. Our musical influences resonate with everyone, and this season it’s all about post-punk. Best for denim No look is complete without a good denim jacket, and Levi’s know what they’re doing. Late-night hangout Ain’t Nothin But… has good vibes, cool music, nice drinks and a great crowd. GARY MARSHALL AREA MANAGER, PRETTY GREEN

Bacon Naan, Dishoom

MARK POWELL OWNER, MARK POWELL

Best breakfast It has to be the bacon naan from Dishoom . When I want to dress down I love shopping at Oi Polloi for their bold colours and patterns. Favourite eyewear I have eight pairs of frames from Cubitts - they’re fantastic - and also have a soft spot for MOSCOT . Feel-good food Being an East End boy, I love pie and mash, and Mother Mash does an amazing contemporary take. Go-to for grooming Barbers Point on Kingly Street; I’ve been going for years. Great chats and nice haircuts; what more could you want? Quirky dinner spot The Ugly Dumpling just opposite our pub does amazing dishes, including the pecan pie dumpling. Favourite tipple 5AM Saint from The Clachan , if I can’t get a fresh Pilsner from The White Horse. Best pub It has to be home, The White Horse , the place where everyone knows your name. DAVID BRADY MANAGER , THE WHITE HORSE

MOSCOT

Ugly Dumpling

A YEAR IN CARNABY

Brew Monday 500 cups of tea brewed #OneLess 1 water refill station 1000s of plastic bottles saved WWF Earth Hour

Carnaby Style Weekender 4 jam-packed days of style and grooming 1 GQ fashion panel 6 creative workshops Bees’ Needs Week 1,000 flower window boxes 30,000 buzzing bees 26 illustrated bees 1 Carnaby arch takeover My Generation

60 minutes of darkness 1 Carnaby arch takeover 5 Carnaby light installations switched off Soho Music Month 1 pirate radio station 27 in-store DJs 17 live events 4 Newburgh Quarter Sessions 1 camper van filled with 6 fierce females DJs #Project 0 #PassOnPlastic 1 quarter-tonne whale 100s of pledges 0 single-use plastic Dates for your diary

1 major exhibition 2 exclusive Q&As 23,000 visitors The Tusk Rhino Trail 1 rockstar 1 Shaftesbury director 3 artists A crash of rhinos

#PassOnPlastic

Bohemian Rhapsody In celebration of the new film Bohemian Rhapsody , see the iconic lyrics shine bright along Carnaby Street, with a dazzling neon art installation from one of the world’s greatest rock bands, Queen. Visit the immersive Queen pop-up shop at 3 Carnaby Street from October 2018 to January 2019 . Carnaby Christmas Shopping Party Join us on Thursday 8 November for the ultimate

Christmas shopping party, with discounts, entertainment and surprises on the night.

Carnaby Style Weekender

Visit Carnaby.co.uk for the latest news and events.

Bees’ Needs Week

WWF Earth Hour

The Tusk Rhino Trail - Chris Westbrook, David Mach, Ronnie Wood, Simon Quayle and Adam Dant

Win a shopping spree in Carnaby

Now you’ve read all about it, it’s time to live it. We’re giving you the chance to win a seriously special shopping spree in Carnaby, including lunch for two and £400 to spend in stores to shop the latest brands.

Soho Music Month

Axel Arigato 19-23 Broadwick Street The global flagship store of the Swedish brand. Axel Arigato is one of the coolest trainer brands worldwide, featuring sleek, unisex styles and luxe details. Block out Tuesdays in your diary as this is the day to expect their ‘drop of the week’ – a new style inspired by music, art or architecture. BLEACH 2 Berwick Street BLEACH , the pioneer of the mermaid hair trend, was the world’s first salon focused on colouring rather than cutting. The Soho salon is also home to an epic make-up counter featuring the BLEACH make-up range, where you can experiment with all the colours of the rainbow. Sister Ray 75 Berwick Street With humble beginnings as a record stall in the mid-80s, Sister Ray has steadily grown into one of London’s most iconic suppliers of classic, rare and second-hand vinyl and CDs.

Berwick Street Market

Oliver Spencer 81 Berwick Street Oliver Spencer has the quality and craft of premium tailoring with a relaxed, modern style. Head in-store for outerwear, tailoring, loungewear and footwear, alongside collections from independent accessory, grooming and fragrance brands. Universal Works 26 Berwick Street With its roots in both British work wear and traditional tailoring, Universal Works fuses the old with the new, work wear with tailoring and city with country. If you buy one thing, make it their best-selling, signature Bakers Jacket. Misan Fabrics 4 Berwick Street Luxury fabric store Misan Fabrics stocks the best in fine silks, French lace, jacquards, brocades and tweeds, as well as a rare supply of vintage pieces from the Misan archive. The shop is a go-to for fashion designers, students and costume designers from around the world.

WAH London

Footpatrol 80 Berwick Street With a history of supplying only the most exclusive footwear, Footpatrol specialises in new and classic sneaker styles, limited editions, rare deadstock and sought-after collaborations. Clarks Originals 32 Berwick Street Check out Clarks Originals ' first-ever standalone store on Berwick Street. Expect to find all the iconic styles including the world-famous Desert Boot and Wallabee, all-new product drops, and exclusive collaboration projects throughout the season. WAH London 4 Peter Street WAH London , a cutting-edge nail salon, combines beauty and tech to create the perfect hang-out spot, featuring WAH's favourite independent beauty brands and a cocktail bar. It’s also home to the special Virtual Reality Nail Designer in partnership with DVTK studio.

Berwick Street Market

The Duck & Rice

Axel Arigato

The Duck & Rice 90 Berwick Street Set within the beating heart of Berwick Street Market, The Duck & Rice champions game-changing dim sum. Upstairs is an intimate and elegant dining room, while downstairs in the pub, traditional British ales sit alongside brewery-fresh Czech Pilsner and delicious cocktails. Gosh! Comics 1 Berwick Street Gosh! Comics ’ second-to-none range of graphic novels makes it London’s must-visit store for comic lovers and newcomers alike. Stop by for a selection of exciting events, including a monthly reading group, launch parties, signings, workshops and presentations.

Listings

Beak Street Bread Ahead Flat Iron Old Coffee House Polpo Pure Soho Grind The Sun & 13 Cantons

Kingly Street Barbers Point

Marshall Street Billionaire Boys Club C.P. Company Cubitts Drop Dead Clothing Johnny’s Chop Shop Mark Powell Marshall Street Leisure Centre Oi Polloi

SHOPPING & LIFESTYLE

Carnaby Street 1 Carnaby x Sweaty Betty Benefit Ben Sherman Boots Camper Cheap Monday Daniel Wellington David Naman Diesel

FOOD & DRINK

Kingly Court Acai Berry Cahoots Casa Bonita Crumbs & Doilies Darjeeling Express Dirty Bones Disrepute Le Bab OKA Pizza Pilgrims Señor Ceviche Shampers Shoryu Carnaby Stax Diner The Detox Kitchen The Good Egg The Life Goddess The Rum Kitchen Two Floors Whyte & Brown Wright Brothers Soho Broadwick Street INKO NITO Joe & The Juice Tapas Brindisa Soho

Ganton Street Carnaby Zebrano Cirque Le Soir Dehesa Mother Mash Pastaio Pix Rosa’s Thai Cafe Sacred Café The Diner

Foubert’s Place Adidas Originals Barbour Heritage Brandy Melville

Dr. Martens Duck & Dry El Ganso G-SHOCK Irregular Choice Lambretta

Cowshed Descente Happy Socks Jack Wills Pixi

Levi’s M.A.C Monki MUJI New Era OFFICE Pepe Jeans London Pretty Green PUMA Ray-Ban Replay Scalpers Scotch & Soda Size? Spectrum Swatch The Kooples The North Face Too Faced True Religion Urban Decay Vans We Built This City

Great Marlborough Street Ben’s Cookies Leon O’Neill’s The Shakespeare’s Head IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD SHOPPING & LIFESTYLE Axel Arigato Bleach Footpatrol

Pro:Direct Skinnydip Superga TOMS

Marlborough Court The Face

Ganton Street Lazy Oaf Mor The Ragged Priest

Gosh! Comics Misan Fabrics Nudie Jeans Oliver Spencer OTHER Reckless Records Sandqvist Sister Ray Soho Bikes Underground Universal Works WAH London

Kingly Street Ain’t Nothin’ But... Breddos Tacos Café Pomodoro Claw Dishoom Island Poké Jinjuu Myung Ga Red Lion The Blue Posts The Clachan Urban Tea Rooms

Kingly Court Triyoga

Great Marlborough Street Liberty

Beak Street Albam G.H. Bass. Co. MOSCOT New Frames Norton Officine Générale Paul Smith Rag & Bone Lexington Street Aesop A.P.C.

Newburgh Street Filson Joy Everley Fine Jewellers Laurel Wreath by Fred Perry Levi’s Vintage Clothing Lomography Nixon Onitsuka Tiger Pankhurst London Peckham Rye Red Wing Shoes Red Wing Shoes Women’s Shinola The Great Frog

IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD FOOD & DRINK Bao Berwick Street Market Ember Yard Flat White Hovarda Kiln Kricket Med Café Polpetto Shack-Fuyu Social Eating House Temper The Blue Posts The Duck & Rice The Palomar XU

Newburgh Quarter Antidote Department of Coffee and Social Affairs

Kua ’Aina Pitta Bun

The Shaston Arms The White Horse Ugly Dumpling

Silver Place Our Legacy

Broadwick Street END FINLAY London Havaianas Sherry’s

Carnaby Street Farm Girl Café

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