Anna was visiting London from Sweden with her Father and was wearing all Topshop except for her tights and skirt, which were from H&M. The subdued tones of Ann’s clothes seemed to match her completion and hair colour nicely.

This is the second time I have had the pleasure to photograph Jamaican model Orinthia. She is such a lovely, friendly and warm person to be with. We chatted and had a drink in a cafe before we walked past this boutique window, which was perfect to capture Orinthia’s cool Jamaica style – dig the shades.

Kaya teams a vintage shirt with rolled-up sleeves for a tomboyish effect, with denim shorts from H&M, for a simple cool and casual summer look.

Jenny studies fashion and dance and is part of the emerging London Nu disco scene.  She was wearing a pair of Jeggings from Topshop – , I am reliably informed they are a cross between jeans and leggings. When I photographed her she was chilling out on the phone to a friend -  in the shade by the river Thames.

Tom is wearing teeshirt, coat, belt and jeans by Diesel, with a scarf by John Rocha, gloves by H&M.

Chris Kelly is a fashion designer with his own label – Theatre De La Mode. He wears a striking red puffer jacket (bought in a thrift store), Cheap Monday skinny blue jeans, Kurt Geiger trainers, Marion Protrofsky bag and a piece of an old jersey as a neck scarf – all topped off with an H&M cap. Chris whizzed past me on his pushbike and I decided to give chase – weaving precariously through morning rush hour traffic to catch him. Taking the photos by this Dalston scooter shop – with perhaps a little serendipity and a bit of luck – seemed like the perfect spot.

Chris’s collection is appearing at London Fashion Week in February 2009.