🛍️✨ Ready to update your style for the new season? Feel the need for a fresh beauty regime?

We’re giving one lucky winner the chance to win a £250 voucher to spend at Victoria Place, the perfect excuse for a spring/summer refresh 💛

How to Enter:

Entering is simple 👇 Just register your details via our online entry form to be in with a chance of winning.

👉 Enter the competition here

Don’t miss out, your new-season refresh could be on us ✨

The winner will be announced w/c 15th June.

Please note: The voucher will not be shipped and must be collected onsite.

Competition Terms & Conditions:

1. By entering the promotion all entrants are deemed to have read and accepted these terms and conditions.
2. The promoter is Victoria Place Woking Shopping Centre.
3. Registration is only open to UK residents aged 18 or over.
4. Promoter’s decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
5. Promoter recognises that their activities are governed by English Law and entrants recognise that the county or high courts of England shall have exclusive jurisdiction in the event of a dispute.
6. Promoter reserves the right to terminate or modify the promotions and/or Terms and Conditions at any time.
7. Promoter reserves the right to disqualify any entrant (at its own discretion) if there are reasonable grounds.
8. To enter, you must sign up to the Victoria Place newsletter.
9. The prize listed is for one (1) winner.
10. The competition closes at midnight on Sunday 14th June 2026.
11. The prize winner will be randomly selected from all valid entries, and will be contacted via the email they have subscribed with within 7 days of the competition closing.
12. The Prize is £250 in gift cards for fashion or beauty stores within Victoria Place, Woking. The winner will choose their preferred store, subject to availability.
13. The prize cannot be exchanged; no cash alternative can be offered.
14. The winner must be able to collect the prize from Victoria Place Woking Shopping Centre.
15. The winner will be contacted by email and their name may be shared on social media and the website.
16. Attendees should retain a copy of these terms and conditions.

Walking through a Victoria Place shopping centre, what stands out is not just individual garments, but the variety of fashion stories unfolding across each storefront. From carefully styled mannequins to neatly curated shelves, every display offers a different take on contemporary style.

This collection of images captures a well-rounded snapshot of casualwear today—where comfort meets style, and versatility is woven into every piece. It’s a reflection of how everyday fashion has evolved, blending practicality with a strong sense of identity.

A Wide Range of Styles

Across the centre, the diversity in style is immediately noticeable. The displays move effortlessly between soft, feminine looks and more relaxed, street-inspired outfits.

On one end, there are light, summery silhouettes—like a delicate polka-dot dress paired with a knit casually draped over the shoulders – creating an easy, vintage-inspired feel. On the other, we see more laid-back influences, from rugby-style tops to oversized shirts and relaxed shorts that lean into comfort and functionality.

Layering plays a key role throughout. Open shirts over graphic tees, lightweight knits tied loosely, and mix-and-match pieces all suggest outfits designed for flexibility – perfect for transitional weather and busy, everyday routines.

Texture: The Subtle Statement

While the colour palette and silhouettes set the tone, texture is what gives these collections depth. Even the simplest outfits feel considered thanks to the mix of materials on display.

Lightweight cottons and linens dominate many of the garments, offering breathability and a soft, natural drape. These are contrasted by woven accessories – particularly handbags and sandals—which introduce a more tactile, almost handcrafted element.

Smoother finishes in footwear and structured bags add another layer of contrast, balancing the softness of the clothing with a more polished edge. Altogether, these textures create interest without the need for bold or overwhelming patterns.

Colour Palette: Soft Neutrals with Bold Interruptions

The overall colour story leans towards a calm, neutral base. Shades of cream, beige, white, and soft grey appear consistently across clothing and accessories, giving the displays a clean and cohesive look.

But the styling doesn’t stop at minimalism. Pops of colour are used thoughtfully to break up the palette and draw attention:

Warm oranges and reds appear in striped tops and layered pieces, adding energy.
Soft pastels—like blush pinks, pale blues, and gentle yellows—bring a light, seasonal feel.
Classic navy and black ground the collection, particularly in more casual or sporty items.

This balance allows for effortless styling, where pieces can be easily combined while still offering moments of visual interest.

Types of Clothing: From Daywear to Casual Chic

The range of clothing reflects a lifestyle built around ease and adaptability. These are pieces designed not just to be worn, but to fit seamlessly into everyday life.

Dresses and skirts offer breathable, feminine options ideal for daytime wear. Shirts and polos range from structured button-downs to more […]

At Gordon Ramsay’s Street Burger X Pizza our Spring Menus keep things fresh, easy, and full of flavour. Seasonal ingredients bring a bolder touch to the dishes you know and love. It’s springtime eating made simple and satisfying – vibrant, creative, and designed to wake up the table.
Bright, bold flavours take centre stage at Street Pizza with pizzas including our signature GFC (Gordon’s Fried Chicken) – a bold fan-favourite that captures the energy of spring – and vegan fennel sausage & broccoli, and Street Burger serving up the hearty, limited-time Wellington burger. For something lighter, dive into our colourful salads: a kale, rocket, and quinoa superfood extravaganza, a crisp spicy Caesar, and a sharp beetroot and feta cheese option are all on the menu.

PLUS Lunch in 15 for £15

Grab a pizza and a drink for just £15 – ready and served in 15 minutes flat. Bursting with bold toppings and fresh flavours, it’s the weekday pick-me-up you’ve been craving. Fast, tasty, and guaranteed to hit the spot every single time. Available until 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Peregrines at Export House

Sea cliffs and upland crags are the traditional home of the peregrine falcon, but these remarkable birds have been quietly colonising Britain’s towns and cities for decades. Tall buildings make a surprisingly good substitute for a cliff face, and urban areas offer a reliable supply of prey, particularly feral pigeons.

Just fifty years ago, the peregrine came close to extinction in the British Isles. A catastrophic decline caused by toxic pesticides accumulating through the food chain nearly wiped them out entirely. Once those chemicals were banned and withdrawn, the recovery was slow but steady, and peregrines have since spread far beyond their traditional strongholds into lowland counties, quarries, and the hearts of our cities. Pairs are now resident on buildings as varied as Durham Cathedral, the Arndale Centre in Manchester, the Tate Modern in London – and Export House in Victoria Place!

Peregrines have been a familiar, if often unnoticed, presence above Woking since 2001, frequently spotted on Export House, the tallest building in the town centre.  Following renewed sightings of a fresh pair over recent years, a nest box with an internal webcam was installed, and as of April 2026, our nesting birds have a clutch of 5 eggs!

You can watch the live stream of the nest here on wokingperegrines.com

Five Facts About Peregrine Falcons

1. The fastest animal on Earth. The peregrine falcon has been recorded diving at 242 miles per hour, making it the fastest animal on the planet, faster than any land animal or other bird.

2. They mate for life and are fiercely loyal to their territory. Peregrines return to the same nest site year after year. The earliest record of a peregrine using a building dates to 1864/65 at Salisbury Cathedral.

3. Urban peregrines actually do better than rural ones. A study published in 2019 found that urban peregrines have better breeding success than those in the countryside, apparently because of the greater availability of prey.

4. They hunt at night. Researchers have found that urban peregrines hunt nocturnally, taking advantage of street lamps to target migrating birds such as woodcock, moorhens, and teal during the hours of darkness.

5. The name means “wanderer”. Both the English and scientific names of the species derive from the Latin for “wandering falcon”, originally referring to the migratory habits of northern populations, though British peregrines tend to stay put year-round.

Works Update – Hilton Hotel Area

From 6 March 2026

Preparatory works will begin for cladding remedial works at the Hilton Hotel.

These early works include installing scaffold tunnels to ensure safe pedestrian access along Victoria Way and between Church Street West and Victoria Way. An additional tunnel will be installed near the M&S access.

From later March 2026 to May/June 2026

Main works will take place during this period.

From 23 March 2026

Preparatory works will begin to enable a temporary traffic change.

From 30 March 2026 (for approximately 12 weeks)

One lane on Victoria Way will be partially closed to allow safe working at height.

Pedestrian access on Victoria Way will remain open at all times via the scaffold tunnels. All car park entrances and exits will remain open, and disruption will be kept to a minimum wherever possible.

This page will be updated regularly as works progress. Thank you for your patience.

Alongside their sister company Baggage Factory, Baggage World have grown from a single store to 20+ retail locations across England, plus a thriving online store. Their carefully curated collection features durable suitcases, lightweight carry-ons, stylish backpacks, and essential travel accessories with built-in security features. They picked only the finest luggage brands that combine durability, innovative design, and unbeatable value, ensuring every journey is smarter, lighter, and stress-free for travelers nationwide.

February marks the quiet turning point of the season, when winter loosens its grip and the possibilities of spring begin to show. The transitional shift is a story of subtle movement and renewal, captured through layered silhouettes designed for change. Overshirts, transitional jackets, polos and chinos come together under soft light, reflecting a modern British rhythm that moves between street and landscape. Grounded in tonal neutrals and purposeful design, this chapter captures the anticipation of what’s next the moment before the season opens up.

Whether you’re newly engaged or dressing for the big day, discover modern wedding suits designed for every role at Moss – from groom to guest and everything in-between.

From formal celebrations to understated ceremonies, find versatile looks ideal for the big day and beyond.