Abbie and Lola are wearing a mixture of Ashish, Acne boots, Meadham Kirchoff shoes, a bit of Zara and a touch of vintage.

I simply love Thalia’s Tomboyish combinations and Mannish chic look. Jacket by Cecilia Hammarborg, cardigan shoes and skirt Sunspel, vintage shirt, purse by Labour and Wait and bag by Ally Capellino.

Shoe designer Georgie Bee, rocking a looking with, vintage hat and shirt, her mums trousers and a pair of Church’s shoes.

I thought Hayley had a great vibe going on with her look. Haley was visiting the ‘Vintage by Hemingway’ vintage festival on the Southbank. Hayley was wearing a pencil skirt and shirt sourced from a flea market in Paris, Alexander Mcqueen bag and a novelty wooden brooch-tie, bought in a christmas market.

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.

I thought Neil had such a classic stylish look. Neil will be opening a stall this Sunday at Spitalfields and Neil will be selling new and second-hand designer vintage clothes at his stall, called ‘Threads’. So check it out. If Neil’s stall is anything like his sense of dress, you should be in for a treat.

Fashion student Oliver is working his Burberry trench to great effect, with a pair of purple Office shoes, Topshop jeans, a vintage shirt and a clever bow-tie he made himself. The bag should get a special mention for shear size and audacity, which Oliver bought in Bricklane and is by SPDR – he uses it for carrying his trench and a large umbrella, amongst other things.

It was raining when I spotted 21 year Australian model Sam doing the rounds with her book, visiting as many agencies as should in a couple days, before she went back to Sydney. She had been in Germany for 3 days prior and only had a couple of days in London. if successful Sam hopes to comeback to London later this year to live. I wish her luck.