Jiawen is originally from Japan, now studying to be a fashion designer in London. She told us that she is influenced by the creations of Anna Sui, we can see a connection with her outfit and Anna's the playful textiles. Her skirt is by Australian brand Song for the Mute who place the utmost significance in their fabric. Their spring 18 collection 'examines the idea of exploration of oneself while acknowledging the path that one has walked upon to get to the present.' We wonder if Jiawen's journey from Japan to London will influence the creative process in her future collections? @_19j2

In Lisbon Cruna was sporting two of spring's pervading looks; she was a vision in tonal checks in her bright red jacket and pink trousers. She certainly has a knack for bringing her own spin to vintage style telling us that her entire outfit is from flea markets, all but her Mr Boho glasses. We advocate the environmental element that she brings with her renewed wardrobe. It has been said that 'once you need less, you will have more.' By keeping her fashion footprint in check, Cruna is a rich minimalist!

Martina and Davide moved from Italy to London three years ago. Even amongst the floral intensity of Columbia Road flower market, they were hard to miss in their mix of patterns and textures. They may not be natives, but it didn't take them long to get the East London look, especially in that Ganni coat! Martina told us that she works for Selfridges in their e-commerce department, and Davide is an engineer. But they also design and create some of their clothes telling us, 'we believe that fashion is a way to express ones' individuality, we love hunting for fabrics, in particular from homeware stores and we love to think that we are the only ones wearing the pieces we created!' Edward de Bono said, 'creativity involves breaking out of established patterns to look at things differently', and yet, Martina and Davide express their creativity by being in them! @martonaghia