Every month, Street Seen takes a look at the latest fashion and street style, as showcased by the general public. If your outfit involves an item made of real leather and you happen to cross paths with our intrepid spies, you could be featured right here on the Real Leather. Stay Different. website. From stylish Beijing fashion to Parisian chic, if it looks good and involves leather, you’ll be sure to find it here.
This month…
Name: Aimee Franklin
Age: 22
Work: Currently retail but figuring that one out.
Where was this photo taken: Soho, London, UK
How you would describe your personal style?
I’d say my style is all over the place and depends on my mood.
What is your favourite piece of leather clothing?
Probably my Jadon docs as I’ve worn them religiously to the point they now have holes.
What music are you currently listening to?
That’s another thing that’s all over the place, so I’d call it eclectic but currently I’m listening to Men I Trust.
What are you passionate about?
I have a real love for jewellery and finding unique pieces but make makeup and skincare is probably my main passion.
To see more of Aimee follow her on instagram: @aimee_franklin
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