British luxury label Alexander McQueen has added another shop to its sprawling retail empire. The new McQ flagship store on London’s fashionable Dover Street is the second, more affordable, line’s first dedicated retail space.

After two years of renovation work, London Fashion Week favorite Burberry has unveiled its new Regent Street store in London.

Burberry‘s ultimate luxury customer service includes futuristic on-screen technology, bespoke digital signage on all floors and clever radio-frequency identification (RFID) which provides audio-visual content on selected items carrying microchips.

The luxury Hotel Corinthia in London will bring immersive theater to the Victorian building as part of the second Corinthia Artists in Residence Program.

In spring 2013 the hotel will become the set for an immersive theatrical experience for a month, allowing guests and visitors to be part of the production.

Audi has launched Audi City – a new digital showroom based in London that allows customers to browse the company’s range electronically.

Potential customers are greeted by three huge screens, each consisting of nine 72-inch panels that have been dubbed as ‘power walls’ by Audi.

Harrods Diamond Jubilee window display crowns, designed by Lanvin, Valentino, Roberto Cavalli and Paul Smith are now up for auction.

The crowns were commissioned for Harrods’ Diamond Jubilee window displays earlier in the year. Each designer put their own unique spin on their design.

The Hilton London Wembley officially opened its doors to the public on July 18, just days before the start of the Olympic Games.

The hotel is located next to the Wembley Stadium and Arena in Wembley City, a redevelopment area with more than 1 million square feet of construction underway.