The street photographer in me is always on the look out for those candid, spontaneous moments of joy. They always give me a lift!

Flora, originally from Brighton, is interning in London. Flora describes her look as a “bit Brighton Rock” . Flora mixes up her Topshop dress with a vintage shirt from Brighton and fishnet tights and shoes from Spitafields market.

Stylist Lee describes his casual cool summer look as “Urban country”.

I bumped into celebrity Chef Gizzi Erskine outside Shoreditch House and I couldn’t help but notice Gizzis 60s bouffant, and punky look. Gizzi has a new show on Channel 4 called Cook Yourself Thin. Gizzi says “It’s a modern take on classic dishes, I’ve just rock and rolled them up a bit.” Gizzi is a self confessed Rockabilly, Psychobilly and 60s freak – Gizzi describes her style as “60s meets punk”. Gizzi is wearing a vintage tartan dress teamed with a Missoni jacket and a fine pair of Russell And Bromley brogues.

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I popped down to the RCA Post Grad Show last week for a peek at the cutting edge talent on display. Here is a small selection from the Menswear.

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The womenswear was a treat with cream and monochrome flowing silky robes, embellished tunics, dresses, and graphic colour prints.

D’andra is modelling the work of RCA postgraduate student Nabil El Nayal. Nabil is already the recipient of the British Fashion Council’s MA Scholarship Award and was very impressive with his BA graduate collection from back in 2008, which earned him the River Island Graduate Fashion Week Women’s wear Award. Whilst at the RCA, Nabil has also recieved an RCA Fellows Award and looks set for big things in the future.

Courtney McWilliams AKA Courtney MC, has recently graduated from the RCA postgraduate fashion course. Courtney MC has been already designing apparel for Umbro “themed around punk underground football”. Dudley is wearing apparel from Courtneys postgraduate collection. Courtney says she has taken her inspiration from unique British working class street culture. I personally love the graffiti-style designs, which are reminiscent of Basquiat and very NYC.

Ngozi’s jacket came from a vintage store in Williamsburg NYC. The skirt is from H&M, the vintage top is from Ngozis mother and the cream shoes, which match Ngozis jacket perfectly, are from Zara.

This is Rachel Rutt a Next model that could be the Next big thing! – excuse the pun. Rachel was such a cool fun ‘Aussie chick‘ in her Cos shirt and Ellery shorts and multi coloured kickers, which were found in a vintage store.