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Another portrait from the Kings Road, London.

Mr. Dapper Dan.

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A portrait from the Kings Road, London.

Leather clad beauty.

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A portrait from Chelsea, London.

Model skateboarder.

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More portraits from Bricklane, East London.

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A portrait from Liverpool Street, London.

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Here are some portraits I took around Bricklane, East London.

Ethereal...

The dude.

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Here are a few pictures I took whilst in Covent Garden, London.

 I love the way he wears this french workman's jacket with the beanie.

It seems to be the uniform of the area.

Nice unstructured jacket and vintage t-shirt. Finished off with a pair of skinny jeans and polka-dot socks.

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Some more shots from from Hoxton, East London. Enjoy!

I love the Coachella feel of this elegant women. A modern day hippie - chick sporting fluorescent pink wayfarers and a delightful poodle pendant.

A model in between GoSees. A navy ensemble shirt and shirt matched with an on trend corked wedged shoes. What simplicity.

What can I say, just one of the lads!

Another model in between castings I saw her whilst taking a picture of another person.  She caught my eye with her beauty,  height,  simple hair topped off with that scarlet Trilby.

She wears a simple two toned Mac with black tights and black wedged shoes.  

Very demure.

A fellow stylist in the area.  A rebellious rock chick with the post Blondie hair and knee length black socks.

The military look is still featuring strong with faux suspender tights how cool!

 Simple urban chic - and the hair is amazing!

Cut off denim shorts - with a pair of ladies oxfords shoes - effortless!

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Here are a few more snapshots from my fashion reportage in Bricklane, East London. Hope you enjoy them!

This first outfit has a sense of contradiction, but the shear functionality of the parachute pants & polka-dot blouson flies in the face of fashion and she had so much confidence!

I first noticed the tattoos that enveloped the boys' bodies. It looked very daring and risque - a true devotion to their art.  Also the whole look gave out a sense of the occult, with the depiction skulls on their t-shirts.

The girl was very striking with her lustrous red locks. She just chose to be rebel in a simple attire of a vintage black denim waist coat and black brothel creepers - perfect!

When I saw these two students smoking, I was attracted by their energy, young and carefree. They were both rocking the perennial skinny jeans, aviators and dangerously high heeled shoes,  with a breton top and a boyfriend's checked shirt. Right on trend, ladies!

The must have shoe this season the Navajo plimsoles by YMC!