London Stockholm

What are you wearing?
The jacket is from H&M, the cardigan is a Dior and the t-shirt a Chanel, both vintage. The tights are from a Japanese vintage shop, the shoes are converse and the glasses are bought at 380 Yen shop in Harajuku, Japan. The socks are a “present” from the Asian airlines!

Are clothes an important way for you to express yourself?
Definitely. It is the way for me to approach people and show them who I am. I try to stay a bit different from mainstream trends. Some people do not understand my fashion which makes me want to dress even more extreme.

Do you have any style icons that inspire you?
First of all Cory Kennedy. Second of all, the people on the streets of London and Tokyo.

What will be your next purchase?
A massive ballerina skirt!

What are you wearing?
The jacet is from H&M, shorts from Warehouse and leggings and stockings from Hub. The shoes are from Ebay and the bike was found in a skip!

What are you wearing?
The jacket and shoes are from Topman, and the t-shirt is from Tsubi. The jeans are from H&M and the wooly hat is home made.

What are you wearing?
The cardigan is from French Connection, the bag from an antique shop in Florens. The jeans are from H&M and the shoes from Fly.

What are you wearing?
Well, the jacket by the brand of Temt is long story, I got is as party swop when somebody else happened to take my jacket! The top is from Topshop as well as the shoes, and the jeans are from H&M.

Do you find clothes an important mean for people to express themselves?
Clothes are absolutely important, the cliché “you are not what you wear” is definitely true but how people dress still says a lot about them. You can see straight away what people try to identify themselves with.

What kind of fashion do you absolutely dislike, if any?
There is no such thing really. Well, except for kitsch; when people are wearing too much of everything that does not match. I also do not like fashion that is completely unpractical.