Hello Soho !!

SoHo

 I love this picture it's the perfect setting.

First port of call Topshop. Now I know what you’re thinking we have like a thousand in England, but I had to visit to see how the Americans did it. It was great but expensive I loved how British it was the murals on the walls of big Ben and Kate moss, London cabs, red phone boxes etc. I bought a few bits from the sale, a play suit, a farmer jacket and a burnt orange shirt. When talking to a member of staff she was saying how people thrive for Topshop because of the British style but it is expensive.

Converse Gina’s favorite place, the staff were amazing, so friendly and were happy to take pictures of us in the store I loved their laid back attitude. I was amazed by the mural on the wall made up of converse, displaying the American flag. .

Prada

I don’t think it's possible to describe Prada to you. Like a gallery security guards swarmed the shop yet staff was polite and friendly. There was a young girl who explained she could only afford things on sale . The glass elevator was better than a ride at Alton towers. It was simply amazing.

We ate in a little cafe again me and Rianna shared a peanut butter brownie it was amazing. We then headed off to Bloomingdales. Now it had been described as another Debenhams by fellow pupils, however this was no Debenhams this was classic department store it was lovely. I really liked the merchandise including a meat counter for a display. One thing we noticed was the use of technology, they had several scanners darted about so that you could price check your garments.

After a long day of shopping we headed back down canal street and to my surprise we got approached by bag sellers, I stopped to look I was intrigued, to my surprise the way it worked was you looked at a laminated bit of card and then chose the one you wanted you paid and then they got it. They were wanting over $100 for fakes which I wasn't risking, I hadn't even seen the bag to judge a good/bag fake.

We picked up some souvenirs and headed home.

Take Away?

Yet again we got in all tired and exhausted and decided to opt for a takeaway. I was amazed in America you’re not limited to the three; Chinese Indian or pizza. Oh no your can literally have anything! We decided to go for fajitas, and they were amazing, to my surprise they were delivered right to our hotel room door, I at least thought we would have to collect it form reception.