I just love this super-cool, sporty urban look, with Intarsia Knit sweater, short pleated black skirt, biker jacket and matching sports shoe, worn with white collar shirt for a touch of class.

This is Morven, another fresh face from Premier Models in the heart of London’s theatre-land.

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”.

Deirdre Morrissey is a sex columnist, fashion editor and model. When Dee is not modelling or writing about fashion, she is writing her weekly column for the Irish Independent Newspaper, on subjects such as Tantric Sex – Dee actually tried a watered down version – and you can read about her sexual exploits  here. Dee was wearing a faux fur gillet by Topshop, top and jeans by American Apparel. shoes River Island. Juicy Couture belt, Matthew Williamson Shades and the pendant, Dee bought in a vintage flea market in New York.

Nathalie Riddle from Harpers Bazaar, looking cool and a little edgy in her Breton top by Reiss, with those amazing shoulders. Nathalie positively smoulders in her Topshop  Jeans, with Office boots, and what a wonderful necklace by Arrabella Beatty.

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.

Jamaican model Oreanthia was in the middle of a busy catwalk schedule for GFW, when she kindly gave me a few moments to capture her look. I love the striking structure of her Zara jacket.

Sonja was on her lunch break when I took these photos. I think she really knows how to dress high street fashion. She had such a sweet smile with those stars twinkling on her Zara scarf, just like her hazel eyes.

When I met Ms Stah – trapeze artist and cabaret performer – in Old Street, London, she was on the way to get her passport photo taken. Stah was wearing a hat bought from “an old lady in Berlin”, the coat is from Fornarina (Carnaby Street), the top is from TopShop and the scarf from No One (Shoreditch). The harem pants she purchased in Berlin and the boots are by Vivian Westwood.