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: Priya Woods
Where was this photo taken: Soho, London, UK
How you would describe your personal style?
Street casual with pops of colour and prints.
Please tell us about your look?
I’m wearing H&M high-waisted flares and a vintage leather crossbody bag.
What is your favourite piece of leather clothing?
The bag featured in my look, I love the gold accents and it’s stylish yet practical.
What music are you currently listening to?
Jazz, Soul- anything calming.
What are you passionate about?
Travelling.
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