Maddy

Not only is Maddy so very sweet (and one of those people you can just endlessly talk with), she is also super talented. Her accessories label Moxham has a refreshingly unique industrial style – the jewellery is both minimal and chunky – clean lines formed from weighty gold plated brass.

Maddy is currently in the throes of holding a pop up store for Moxham in central London. It’s a beautiful clean space down 53 Monmouth Street in Covent Garden, with the full collection available to touch, feel and try on. The store will be open until May 24 – so if you’re a local defintely get on it. And for those further afeild, the collection is available online here. 

Model Elegance

Shop the look: multi-coloured faux fur coat, navy trousers, black textured shoulder bag and two-tone lace up brogues
 

This blonde beauty looks so striking in her unexpected mix of textures and layers. It’s the perfect blend of old-world elegance and eclectic style. And with her smokey eyes and two-tone brogues the whole look just comes together so perfectly, it’s almost as if she could be an actress on a film set. But in reality I just found her sitting outside this cafe, calmly watching the world go by during London Fashion Week.

Dressed Down Lace

Milly black lace top, vintage blazer (similar here and here), Nobody black skinny jeans and Dieppa Restrepo loafers (similar here)
 

The remainder of my outfit from earlier in the week when I gave my hair the chop. I’m not much of an evening dresser – overtly elegant styles don’t really do it for me – but I am a fan of lace (namely in black). So for me the solution is pairing it with patent loafers and an over-sized blazer. The masculine pieces balance out the femininity of the lace top, and the black skinny jeans keep it casual. Too easy.

Eleonora

Shop Eleonora’s look: black sunglassess, white textured jumper here and here, white peplum skirt here and here, black envelope clutch and embellished nude pumps here and here
 

Eleonora knows a thing or two about looking chic in feminine shapes and shades. Which to be fair is not usually my cup of tea, but somehow Eleonora manages to be both ladylike and tough all at the same time. I think it’s the side-swept hair, dark glasses and perfectly positioned beauty spot. Femininity and attitude in equal parts.