A very cool, friendly, stylish guy I met at LFW. Check out his site here. He does really original bow ties. And the gorgeous herringbone scarf / wrap featured is also his own creation.

aka La Petite Anglaise 

A cool lady this I thought. The shoes and socks and the baseball cap could have looked silly but the monochrome palette and the way she wore them (with confidence, humour and great posture) prevented this. The shorts were definitely something original in a sea of skirts, and the mac was classic and elegant without being boring. Check out her bag and manicure too.

On her way into one of the shows…

Love this girl’s natural, open smile. She looks like the world is her oyster.

I never thought I’d like an outfit that involved white stilettos but this was actually one of my favourite looks on the street over LFW. She looked fresh and cool yet not scruffy. I made a note to myself to try to replicate this look…

The lovely, talented Maria Steffani:

This girl was friends with this girl, and together they made me think of The Wizard of Oz. It seemed to be quite a thing for people to wear complementing outfits around at LFW – a smart move for getting noticed and fun to see.

This intriguing couple actually ultimately won me over with their apparent disdain for the whole LFW scene and their over-egged arrogant stances, they were playing a part. To what end it wasn’t apparent but they seemed to be theatrical types and had a flair for the dramatic. The way they dressed reminded me of Kevin Rowland, and in my book that can only be a good thing.