I love shape, -  it’s one of the first things I notice when I am walking down the street looking for street pics. As I originally come from a non-fashion background, I tend to work on eye candy, -  something usually excites my retina before I have much of an idea of what I am looking at. Then it all comes into focus and the whole composition somehow coalesces and crystallises through some kind of weird digital, alchemical process, which will remain a mystery…

I noticed this woman dash past me on Regents Street and her shape instantly caught my eye. I was luck enough to see her further up regents street, momentarily pausing to send a text next to red bill board and it all came together nicely.

Hanna Vibrmanova, Vice President of Advancement at the University of Prague.

“I am wearing all Roberto Musso and vintage real crocodile bag, very very old, I bought it in a vintage market”.

“My favourite trend is graphics, and a very feminine look. I don’t mind volumes, and colour contrast, something that enhances my look as a woman”.

“I use colour to enhance my feminine personality, to enhance what nature gave me, without looking vulgar and does not make me look to much like a man.”

“My least favourite trend is going to have to be the 80′s big shoulders and tight trousers. The 80′s are gone! I don’t think it was a good period for fashion, so why go back to that”.

When I first noticed Sarah she was doing a Vox Pop street interview – popular lady. When Sarah had finished I took the opportunity to ask if she would mind me taking a few shots of her. As a result of the impromptu interview Sarah was now running slightly late for her lunch with a friend at a nearby restaurant, but still found time for me take this pic. Sarah’s dress and coat are from Topshop and her shoes are from office.

Kristina stood out from the crowd at Broadway Market searching for a bargain. She works for vivian Westwood and was wearing, Vivian Westwood coat and tousers, bag and brolly, accentuated by her lovely Luella shirt.