Every number, in the open.

Splurge is £250 for three hours and £450 for a full day. Bringing a friend along is £100. Whatever you buy in the shops you pay for yourself, at the till.

A stylist works out what suits you. A personal shopper walks the shops with you and finds it. Honey does both in the same day: she plans the route around what you wrote on the form, says plainly what works, and has no stake in what you decide to buy.

You meet somewhere public, then walk a route Honey planned the day before around your list, your budget and the life you actually dress for. She brings things to try, says what is working and what is not, and nothing is bought to fill the time.

That is the usual starting point. Nobody arrives with the answer already worked out. Finding it is what the session is for.

No. Most first sessions end with fewer purchases than people expect, and that is a good outcome rather than a failed one. You usually own more of the answer than you think.

Mayfair, Marylebone, Savile Row, Knightsbridge, Bond Street, Sloane Street and Chelsea. Honey plans the route around what you wrote on the form rather than around a fixed tour.

Yes. Say so on the form along with the date you have, and the matching works around it. Visitors usually book the full day, because it covers ground a short trip cannot.