Hidden in plain sight, Poland Street

Distracted by the flurry of fashionistas arriving for Meadham Kirchhoff, none of the other photographers seemed to notice Albert, who watched the unusual commotion with mild curiosity, from the mouth of a Soho car park.

Maria Francesca Pepe SS15

A wonderfully fun and eye-catching range of statement jewellery, Maria Francesca Pepe's newest collection is designed around the theme of iconic cities. Each shimmering piece, boldly splashed with colour and jewels, takes inspiration from the lights and sights of such cities as New York, London and Las Vegas. To quote Mr Centipede: "Bright lights, big city - that's where we gotta go."

Richard & Ruby, The Strand

More often than not, my favourite street style photos from fashion week aren't of the show-goers, but of passers-by. Richard and Ruby may not be as outrageously dressed as the fashionistas in the Somerset House courtyard, but I don't go to photograph outfits, I go to photograph people. When I put my eye to the camera and aim my lens, I want to capture a moment. And if the subject so happens to be a snappy dresser... well, that's simply a bonus.

Grey Fox, Somerset House

David Evans heads up Grey Fox, a fashion and style blog aimed at men in their forties and beyond.

Orla Kiely SS15

Toga SS15

First impressions are almost everything in fashion. When a designer holds their spring/summer showcase in as exquisite a venue as the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, arguably one of London's most beautiful buildings, there are expectations of grandeur. Toga SS15 lived up to those expectations with beautiful antitheses -  a collection swathed in pale gold and rich hues, artistically combining soft and floaty fabrics, such as chiffon and tulle, with more durable materials, such as denim and leather.

#BloggersFestival

Three o'clock on a Saturday afternoon, thirty-one floors above the sprawling streets of London, a young blogger oversees the final preparations for her long-awaited networking event. Bartenders prepare the welcome drinks, brand representatives set up their stalls, and the Scarlett London team prepare the Twitter raffle for their one hundred and fifty guests, due to arrive in little over half an hour's time.

I'm all for organising a shindig, but I don't think I could have pulled together a big blogger event right before my second year at university. #bloggersfestival is the ambitious brainchild of Scarlett Dixon, of Scarlett London fame, providing a space for like-minded bloggers to meet, mingle, and browse a handful of cool brands. Held in the Paramount events space atop Centre Point, more than three hundred feet above New Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, the venue offered breathtaking views of the surrounding capital - a perfect backdrop for this buzzing event. Cupcakes on every stall, DSLR cameras hung from shoulders like prized Mulberry bags, and celebrity make-up artist Gary Cockerill was on hand for VIP makeovers. With my own camera pointing in every which direction, not once did I see a disappointed face. Read more about the event from Scarlett herself at: www.scarlettlondon.com.

A Dandy in Soho, Berwick Street

Maya and Oliver, having just finished school, are both on their gap year. Maya's coat is from Zara, while Oliver's vintage jacket is from A Dandy in Aspic in Camden's Stable Market.

Great Marlborough Street, London

Libby is a design student from Washington, USA. She wears a Theory sweater, hat from H&M, bag from Forever 21, jeans from Urban Outfitters, and BEBO shoes from T.K.Maxx.

Annie & Debs, #BloggersFestival

Amidst editing my photos from Scarlett London's #bloggersfestival, I couldn't pass up this portrait of fellow fashion bloggers Annie and Debs, who had had their make-up done by Oriflame and celebrity make-up artist Gary Cockerill. More photos to feature soon at: www.scarlettlondon.com.

St Martin's Lane, London

Dray Walk, London

James wears Nike trainers, UniQlo jeans, a Stussy t-shirt, Larke bomber jacket, and Retrosuperfuture sunglasses.