Have you guys heard of Humans of New York? It's a blog / photography project started by Brandon Stanton a few years ago that tells stories of everyday New Yorkers by simply letting them talk about themselves. It has captured the imagination of millions and has gone on to become New York Times N1 bestseller. As much as I love my mini street style projects, capturing this unique moment in time has become a small obsession recently. The real story always lives on the street, not in a studio, so after my initial ode to London's architecture I decided that the wonderful people of the capital also deserved a special mention.

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Humans of London

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If you ever heard the word 'sonder' it may put my obsession with stories in a better perspective. The realisation that everyone around us is living a vivid and complex life, while dealing with everyday struggles puts a beautiful spin on things. As you walk around a city it's interesting to imagine that every window and door holds its own share of human secrecy. Only a few places can provide this incessant variety of life and I'm glad to say London is one of them.

I love using DVSN as a space to share my work and general thoughts about life. I plan to travel a lot more in 2017 and focus on things that make me truly happy. With the recent political reforms in the UK I find it increasingly difficult to see a bright future here and as much as I'm grateful to this country for the opportunities it's given me I feel the time is right to move on. Holland is looking like the most likely destination so if anyone from Amsterdam is reading this I would love to hear from you. Otherwise I hope you enjoy the upcoming posts from Riga, Amsterdam and Malta and make sure to use the social links at the bottom of this post to say hello 🙂

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Thanks for reading my latest article. Give it a share using the links below so others can enjoy it too. For more check out my latest lookbook from Paris, street style from London Collections or my trip to the magical city of Coimbra.

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I never really understood what people meant by 'catching the travel bug' but after my first solo trip abroad to Rome last year I've been itching to see more of Europe. Since then I've been all around Italy, Barcelona, Portugal, Vienna, Paris and more to really broaden my world view. Discovering new cultures and people really opens up your eyes to the insignificant differences between us. It's something that has to be experiences rather than read about but I have to do my bit. It's easy to think that the country you grew up in is the best in the world but please understand that your limited world view is holding you back. In terms of fashion there is no 'right' style. A person wears what they're comfortable in and who can tell them otherwise. In this post I collated some of my street style snaps that I took during my travels to showcase the ever changing European fashions:

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Paris Street Style

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Parisian styles offered the most variety and French people were very down to earth when I asked to take their picture. Minimal and elegant, Parisians tend to dress for themselves and look comfortable with whatever they're wearing. No wonder most of this post is dedicated to them.

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Vienna Street Style

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During my time with Neubau Eyewear I got the chance to explore the lovely city of Vienna. Although I didn't have the right lens with me I managed to snap a few photos. Austrians were much more reserved with their outfits, preferring something that didn't draw too much attention but looked cool and effortless nontheless.

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Amsterdam Street Style

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After my time in London I decided that Amsterdam will be my next destination. The Dutch are the most laid back and friendly people I have had the pleasure of encountering plus they don't take themselves too seriously. A major plus when choosing a city to live in. London and New York are great but I can't help but laugh at the seriousness of it all. I only had a few hours to shoot in Amsterdam during my first time there so the next street style set will be much more curated.

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Thanks for reading my latest article. Give it a share using the link below so others can enjoy it too. For more check out my latest lookbook with Bench, street style from London Collections or my trip to the magical city of Coimbra. As always stay classy and if you wish to be featured in one of our roundups please contact editorial@thestyledivision.com or tag your social posts with #DVSN

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As the batteries in my camera and my body were draining LCM Day 3 (View DAY 1 and DAY 2) provided little in way of street style. Rain dampened proceedings but the Meitu #FacesOfFashion team still managed to attend a number of runway shows and presentations. As a side note I've been experimenting with different filters and colour grades in my recent street style photos but hey, gotta practice, practice, practice!

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LCM Day 3 Street Style

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Oh to be young and naive again, when the world is welcoming to your crazy ideas and it feels like nothing can go wrong. With that mindset I set out into Shoreditch to grab some street style snaps during Graduate Fashion Week and see what kind of styles the new generation was rocking.

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Graduate Fashion Week

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I'm still not entirely sold on my choice of colours for street style snaps. What do you guys think? If you feel it's too grungy or just want to share a tip feel free to leave a comment below.

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It's that time of the year again and after heading out nice and early for LCM last month I thought I'd continue in that vein and continue this unnatural streak of motivation. London Fashion Week is a totally different animal in comparison to LCM and the outfits on view really show this. I'm actually becoming quite jealous of the combinations you girls can get away with 🙂

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London Fashion Week AW16

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Brewer Street was again full of excitement and it was awesome to briefly catchup with a few street style photographers who I've got to know over the last couple of months. It really is a tireless art and I now have a newfound appreciation for anyone who does this for a living.

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With styles ranging from classic overcoats to the more daring bomber jackets and oversized trenches there was plenty on offer for the fashion lover in me. With SS17 happening in September I honestly cannot contain my excitement 🙂

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