Deserted Oxford Street’s hopes pinned on £150m makeover
Store closures and a deterioration in public space are being aggravated by lockdown restrictions
28 February 2021 - 16:57
London — Kate Moss brought London’s Oxford Street to a standstill in 2007 when the supermodel posed at Topshop’s flagship store to launch her clothing collection.
Hundreds of shoppers lined Europe’s busiest retail street, trying to get their hands on the Moss range in the 8,300m2 emporium, a retail sensation buzzing with a mix of clothing, food stalls and live DJ tunes...
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