Take A Stroll Through London’s Neighborhoods In Ted Baker Trousers

London is a vast and ancient city, and its winding streets and striking mix of architecture have dazzled tourists and natives alike for millennia. When you’re in the city of double decker buses, afternoon tea and red telephone booths, you’d better dress the part.

British favorite designer Ted Baker’s natty trousers give you the perfect look for a long walk around London’s most famous neighborhoods. Just don’t forget an umbrella against the endless drizzle!

Belgravia

Belgravia’s historic streets are among the most expensive and elegant in the whole city, its stately manors and well-manicured hedges a dazzling sight on a casual stroll about the neighborhood. To fit in here, it’s best to dress up rather than down in your best suit, starting with tailored Ted Baker trousers. Finished with luxury brogues and a feathered trilby, you’ll look the part of a modern aristocrat.

Shoreditch

Shoreditch is often referred to as the Williamsburg of London, complete with a burgeoning artist community and endless coffee shops, vintage stores and cultural outposts. Shoreditch is populated by the hippest of the hip, so when you set off for the graffitied buildings of the area, make sure you’re dressed in your best hipster finery. An eclectic ensemble of Ted Baker lace shorts, ribbed tights, lace-up ankle boots and a wool overcoat will keep you warm, dry and stylish.

West End

The West End of London has been a famous theater district for centuries, acting as home to some of the finest performers in the world and attracting a multi-faceted clientele of theater lovers. Attend a show wearing Ted Baker chinos comfortable enough to sit through even the longest performance and top with a shawl-neck jumper to ward off the chill of the theater.

Notting Hill

No, we don’t mean the Julia Roberts movie. Notting Hill is a neighborhood beloved for its classic vintage flair and fashionable shops and restaurants—an ideal location for a day of window shopping. Wearing a quirky vintage-inspired look composed of Ted Baker tweed culottes, an oversized blazer, chunky oxfords and a felt hat, you’ll blend right into the racks of precious antique goods.

Exploring London feels like a blast from the past and a step into the future all at the same time. Dress for a day in one of the city’s most beloved areas in Ted Baker.

Nothing is more British than Ted Baker, so go out in London in the brand’s signature trousers.