Kristen: Somerset House, London

Kim: Somerset House, London

Jake: Somerset House, London

Jane: Somerset House, London

Claire: Hidden Lane, Glasgow

This month I traveled back to Glasgow to shoot the summer preview for the Chouchou ASOS store, around the west end of the city. To see a selection of photos from the shoot click here for Another Garcon.

Tara: Grassmarket, Edinburgh

Last month, in a trip North of the Border, I interviewed Tara for my series of style portraits, Superior Interior. As a musicians daughter her life's passion is music, leading to her home-away-from-home being Avalanche Records in Edinburgh. Her style on the street is just as superb as the interior. Scroll down to see the film or click here for the full shoot and interview.

Louie: Somerset House, London

Cho: Devonshire St, London

I bumped into Cho on a jaunt around North London. To see details of his look, click here to Another Garçon.

Rose: Somerset House, London

The List: The Style Issue

The List very kindly asked me to participate in this years Style Issue along with five other Scottish creatives. Amongst the participants are Dougal Marwick vintage buyer at HB Electronics, Dominic Flannigan & Clar Stirling from Lucky Me, Mhari McMullan owner of Welcome Home and Clare Nicolson from Made in the Shade.

For my outtakes by Stephen Robinson, the talented photographer behind the shoot, go to Another Garçon. The print issue is out now.

Martiena: Surrey St, London

Michelle: Somerset House, London

It's sometimes disappointing to meet people you know in the digital world. Being witty on Twitter is no hard feat but being genuine and refreshing in person is a rare quality to find. Michelle Bobb-Parris is one of those rarities. At first I didn't recognise the talented photographer behind 'Who is Bobb Parris?' but on proper introduction I was well and truly charmed. Michelle has style that certainly extends beyond the street.

Alicia: Somerset House, London

When I stopped Alicia at the entrance to Somerset House, she seemed taken aback that I was asking for a photograph. Not in the 'Little old me? Really? OK!' kind of surprise - the genuine 'But I'm here to work' kind. Whist kids wearing livestock as coats and men in corsets passed me by, I was photographing a girl in simple navy and grey. For me, it's the men's cut, the ribbed knit, the lengthened lapel and those red lips that makes her style superior.

Bart: Somerset House, London

Memento Mori by Hormazd Narielwalla: Marylebone, London

I first met my dear Homie through my friend and flat mate Daniel - two Daniels, two photographers and one roof, go figure. Since moving to London we've explored different parts of the city together as well as challenging and supporting each other creatively, especially during his exhibition in November which was inspired and attended by Diane Pernet. On Thursday evening I was invited to his latest exhibition at Sheridan & co in Marylebone which showcased Nariewalla's three-dimensions skulls as featured on Saatchi.

A special 'thank you' to photographer Garry Summers for the photograph of Homie and me.

Zara: Somerset House, London

Nick: Somerset House, London

Fashion week always feels like some kind of twilight zone where digital relationships meet reality, and this season has been no different. Meeting Nick Bain was a particular pleasure, not only to admire his new Ted Baker satchel, but because we'd been tweeting each other for so long without a formal introduction.

For detail shots go to Another Garçon.

Leeanne: Somerset House, London

I had some trepidation when the first Versace for H&M collection was released. Although I enjoy many of the pieces, particularly the tropical & vibrant prints, I thought that mass producing such recognisable prints would create a 'wear it once' attitude. Either that or I'd be wishing people would only wear it once.

Although Leeanne paired up a couple of the items from the same collection, usually something I'm not drawn to in personal style, I feel she captured the vibe of 'British girl does Versace high street' quite well. However, I must add that by Day 6 of London Fashion Week I was sick of seeing the designs.

Steffan: Somerset House, London

Ella: Somerset House, London

I've been seeing many people with multiple layers recently. On the outside a big overcoat and underneath two or three scarves, wraps or cardigans. Mixing a variety of knits, weaves & prints reminds me of the early Rei Kawakubo collections inspired by homeless bag women in New York.

David: Somerset House, London

David, representing the British male perfectly in a Marks and Spencer overcoat.

Kailey: Somerset House, London

See Kailey's portfolio on Cargo Collective here.

Matteo: Strand, London

Today was menswear day at London Fashion Week and for me, it's like saving the best 'til last. This is not only due to the shows and presentations (a fantasy shopping experience) but also for the unparalleled street style. For my visual diary of the day click here at Another Garçon.

Matteo was one of the best dressed gents at Fashion Week and I'd say 80% of that is due to his bowler hat and moustache - perfect accessories. For full details of the look click here.

Niall and Jason: Somerset House, London

Meeting new people is one of the main drivers in street style photography for me, there's something irreplaceable about finding a spark with someone you've just happened upon in public. Having said that, what can be even nicer, particularly in a big city like London, is bumping into old friends. Supporting William Chambers at London Fashion Week, I bumped into fellow Scots Niall & Jason as they made their way back from a slap-up birthday meal at Sketch. Boys with good taste in dining and apparel.