Favourite item of clothing:
A 1940s tea dress passed down from my great-grandmother. It once lived in my dressing up box but I have now started wearing it in the day with a leather waist-belt and it makes me feel so elegant.

What's your favourite song to get ready to?
Electric Avenue by Eddie Grant.

In a film of your life, you'd be played by:
Helena Bonham Carter or maybe Simba from the Lion King!

Tell us a random fact about you:
My great-grandfather was the evil chief ape in Planet of the Apes

Are you an early bird or night owl?
Night Owl! I can never wake up in the mornings.

What have you got your eye on for your A/W wardrobe?
Usually I prefer rummaging through shops and stumbling across things, but I do have my eye on a camel jacket and I saw an amazing black sequined silk ankle-length skirt from Absolute Vintage in Shoreditch.

How have you spent your summer?
I travelled around Thailand for 3 weeks with a group of 12 school friends, which was incredible! We taught English at two schools, stayed with Thai families who were very traditional, visited the night markets, and then did a week of diving.

Where were you when we 'spotted' you?
In Urban Outfitters Oxford St – on the top floor.

Describe your style:
A clash of old and new - delicate silk shirts and dresses passed down from my Granny, bits and pieces from charity shops with chunky/oversized jackets and boots and bits of jewellery from recent travels.

People whose style you admire:
I love Freja Beha Erichsen because she manages to mix tough tomboy style with classic femininity to create her own look. I like the effortless style of Chloe Sevigny and Clemence Poesy because they both look so beautifully natural and classic but they've still got an edgy flair. I also admire Diane Birch because she manages to pair beaten up jackets and ripped jeans together and make them work yet at the same time making a statement that completely fits in with her music.