Description: Start the day by having a coffee and a croissant at the cafe in one of Chelsea's chicest hangouts. Before you leave, have a browse in the shop too. It's full of rare designers and contemporary classics.

Description: This huge interiors emporium is a treasure chest for those that want inspiration for their home. Full of colourful fabrics and fresh prints, you'll leave wanting to completely overhaul your house.

Description: This is the London outlet store for LK Bennett clothes, shoes and accessories. It is a brand favoured by the Duchess of Cambridge and this store sells samples alongside end of season stock at heavily discounted prices.

Description: This area of London can be very expensive with restaurants charging eye watering prices for some pretty average food. Phat Phuc bucks that trend by offering a delicious menu of pho soups and noodle dishes that will suit those with small budgets.

Description: From about number 131 King's Road for two or three blocks towards Sloane Square, are a number of boutiques that have some wonderful clothes and brands that are hard to find elsewhere, especially in such close proximity to each other. Take an hour or so to browse the rails of these quaint little shops.

Description: Take a load off weary feet at this juice bar, situated on a corner of the Kings Road. Try to nab a table outside so that you can watch the beautiful people of Chelsea wander by. The juices here are delicious and will give you that much needed energy to finish walking down one of London's most famous shopping streets.

Description: Whilst shopping is a lot of fun, it can also be a very expensive habit. Step forward the clearance shop for Joseph, situated on the King's Road and is every fashionista's little secret. Great value tailoring and timeless dresses are all on sale here at vastly discounted prices. Plus, Joseph is a distributer of 7 For All Mankind jeans that usually retail at about £200 a pop. Expect about 70% off the RRP.

Description: The British high street is one of the best in the world in terms of choice and range of apparel on offer. In this area of the King's Road, called Duke of York Square, you'll find one of the finest selection of shops all within spitting distance of each other. For the purse friendly stops, head straight for Zara, but for those who want a more boutique feel, try All Saints. This is the final shopping stop on this tour, so make the most of it!

Description: The Gallery Mess Restaurant and Bar at the Saatchi Gallery is a stylish way to end your shopping trip. The cocktail menu is fairly extensive with some modern and innovative drinks on offer alongside old classics as well as a plethora of gins to choose from. Plus, if you're peckish, you can eat here too.