Julie Chamberlain | Age? 42 | From? Christchurch | What? Administrator | Your Style? Things that suit me that are comfortable | She’s a mod, she’s a mod, she’s a mod, yeah, yeah! Chamberlain’s 1960s-inspired look of green overcoat and plaid nautical dress is paired with ever-essential black leather boots. Her green trench coat was ideal for the unusually crisp weather, and her neutral-coloured bag, black boots and tights offset the busier pattern of her perfectly tailored dress.
Lisa Wadsworth | Age? 37 | From? Auckland | What? Fashion designer | Your Style? Whatever strikes me at the time | Wadsworth was an obvious choice and easily explained: she is a fashion designer. She wears a dressy casual look, with staple black skinny jeans from Country Road, circular tinted Glassons glasses, a furry grey vest and high-top sneakers. The fur vest adds texture to her all-black ensemble; overall, this look is sleek but fun.
Dylan Wasson | Age? 20 | From? Mt Cook | What? Student | Your style? Whatever is clean | Wasson’s bold, colourful, clashing prints echo 1990s fashion and evoke The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Wearing a Lazy Oaf shirt with hamburger-print sleeves sourced from his workplace, Good as Gold, and leopard-print Stussy shorts, Wasson completes the look with white high-top Chuck Taylors, Ray-Ban sunglasses and an epic beard.
Malcolm Hopword | Age? 68 |From? Palmerston North |What? PR consultant | Your Style? Inspired by a time when a man could wear a shirt and tie and know how to be fashionable | The impeccably dapper Hopword, who was on his way to work when we spotted him, sports a smart grey suit jacket, white shirt and boldly striped tie. His dress trousers are matched with black leather shoes and a leather bag. Hopword describes his attire perfectly in just three words: “formal, conservative, metrosexual”.
