Cyberdog

Electronic music, break-dancers, strobe lights, and a rainbow streak of neon glowsticks. We’re not describing the newest hotspot in East London’s rave scene, but rather the closest thing to it (that would ever show up on this site). A shopping experience set to the background of a warehouse party, Cyberdog is the cultural phenomenon that has captured the hearts of London’s most fashionable ravers.

           

As you enter the store, you’re greeted by two giant robot statues that lead way into a space of heavy beats and flashy clubwear. From the spaceship-slash-coffin fitting rooms to the sales associates dressed in rave gear, one step inside this “store” and you immediately forget you’re shopping for clothing. Pass us a drink and point us to the DJ because we’re ready to show off our moves.

The relatively tame first floor boasts neon novelty items like lava lamps and unicorn-shaped shot glasses, while the second level lights up with racks of glowing fluorescent rave gear. Anyone fancy a barely-there mesh bodysuit or a dominatrix-like feather harness? If your answer is yes, you’ve come to the right place.

Best described as a mecca for rave goods, Cyberdog is a sure bet if you’re preparing for your next music festival or warehouse party. And even if neither is on the calendar, a trip to Cyberdog is worth it anyways, since the nonstop party atmosphere is a great way to wake you up on a lazy weekend afternoon.

           

Product photos courtesy of Cyberdog.