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Belfast Fashion Spy: 'Kate Moss is just so quirky and funky'
Kate Moss (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images for Dior)
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Sharon Kennedy
Freddie Parkinson
Eimear Leathem
Freddie Parkinson
Ursula McWilliams
Maria McFarland
Natasha Clarke
Megan Hamilton
Freddie Parkinson
Rachael Maxwell
Abbie McDougall
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Rachel Dean checks out the style in Victoria Square, Belfast.
Sharon Kennedy (43), civil servant, Belfast
Wore what? Scarf, £7, Primark; coat, £25, Primark; boots, £35, New Look; dress, £35, Zara.
Why? I like to be casual a lot of the time, usually just jeans and a nice top, but I will glam up for a Saturday night.
Who? I love Kate Moss — she is just so quirky and funky and it’s how I would love to dress myself if I had her cash.
Eimear Leathem (27), administrator, Lurgan
Wore what? Body warmer, £30, Hollister; top, £10, Primark; jeans, £12, Primark; boots, £30, Superdry.
Why? My style is actually pretty girly and feminine — I usually wear dresses.
Who? Suzanne Jackson’s style is a mix of top end and high street and I like that her looks can be a bit more affordable.
Ursula McWilliams (30), occupational therapist, Kilrea
Wore what? Jumper, £10, Primark; coat, £100, scarf, £25, both Spoilt Belle Boutique (Magherafelt); jeans, £40, Topshop; boots, £30, Sarah’s Shoes (Ballymoney); bag, gift.
Why? My style is simple and classic and I usually go for neutral tones.
Who? Naomie Harris has great style. It’s feminine and classy.
Maria McFarland (21), blogger, Belfast
Wore what? Jumper, vintage; jacket, £50, Warehouse; jeans, £5, H&M; boots, £50, Mango; bag, £200, Kate Spade.
Why? My look could be described as smart casual and practical. I like styling it up a little with some bold colours.
Who? I love Megan Ellaby’s style because it’s a mix of high street and designer fashion.
Natasha Clarke (32), beauty store manager, Glengormley
Wore what? Dress, £80, Guess; coat, £60, Boohoo; denim jacket, £40, Zara; boots, £40, Stradivarius; bag, £180, Moschino.
Why? I just do my own thing and buy what suits me or what I like. I would say my my style is usually smart casual with a funky twist.
Who? I get all my style inspiration from the Kardashians.
Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Megan Hamilton (23), sales manager, Templepatrick
Wore what? Boots, H&M, £20; skirt, Zara, gift; jacket, H&M £10; scarf, £5, H&M; top, £18, H&M.
Why? I love anything that’s comfortable and I really like floral prints at the minute as well.
Who? I like Kendall Jenner’s style, because it’s really cool, but comfortable and everyone can take inspiration from her.
Kendall Jenner (Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for Veuve Clicquot)
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Rachael Maxwell (23), student, Enniskillen
Wore what? Top, £20, trousers, £25, both Miss Selfridge; jacket, £20, Missguided; shoes, £15, La Redoute; bag, £30, Accessorize.
Why? I tend to stick by the trends. My look is a quite girly.
Who? Louise Cooney’s style is up-to-date. I usually take points from her looks.
Abbie McDougall (23), administrative officer, Edinburgh
Wore what? Coat, £45, scarf, £18, both F&F; jeans, £24, hat, £8, both New Look; boots, £18, Dorothy Perkins; bag, £30, TK Maxx.
Why? My style is conservative but still trendy. I tend to go for softer colours.
Who? I like Blake Lively’s style. It’s so classy and she always looks stunning.
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