Luzeni is from Brazil and got her fabulous denim boots in Camden market. and her sash belt with denim skirt came from ydye accessorise.

I thought Clems look was both stylish and individual. I especially liked the Gingham shirt with frills, bought in a market in Cambodia.

Claudia is wearing a green coat bought in Germany and her leather bag came from a trip to Morocco. The shoes are from TopShop.

As dusk fell on Shoreditch, I spotted a young woman… for a fleeting moment checking her txts. I adored those pink tights, the leopard print bag and the bright hair.

Cynthia is wearing clothes bought in Hong Kong from her favourite small design label. She says that the shirt with bootlace button-tab tie is the latest Japanese fashion. I loved her simple, androgynous look.

Rosa is wearing vintage. I just loved the emerald green deep-fleece coat against the swathes of her chunky natural wool scarf with its flecs of browns and greys. She looked so snug and warm in the snow. Rosa says she is training to become a fashion photographer – I’d better watch my back!

I met Martha in London’s Covent Garden. She told me she’d like to be a model and is currently at University. She was wearing a baseball jacket, teeshirt and earings from TopShop, accessorised with a Marc B retro tote bag and a pair of cut-off jeans – which she made herself. I liked Martha’s retro urban 50′s look, finished off with the big earrings.

I met Peter on his way to change some shoes – which were a little too tight – at Louis Vuitton on Sloane Street, London. He was wearing a Chanel tie, Prada suit and a Burberry “very old-time, never-fails-me” coat. Gloves by Jaeger. Peter works in financial management in Stockholm, Sweden. I particularly loved Peters use of brown and orange hues.