“My fashion is a total washing machine of things,” says Benjamin Patch, Creative Director and model. For him, style is a powerful tool of “personal identity and expression.” One constant in Benjamin’s eclectic wardrobe? Texture. “If you go into my closet, it’s so random, but it’s always textural,” he shares. This spring, he’s swapping heavy winter knits for lighter, tactile layers in bright colours. “A knit ‘til I die,” he laughs, emphasising his love for pieces that don’t just look good but feel good, too.

For Maya Gunn, founder of Creative License and model, fashion is a creative playground. “I’m exposed to so many styles and constantly trying new things,” she says. Inspired by spring’s sense of renewal – “the sun coming out, the trees getting green again and the flowers coming out” – Maya embraces a brighter palette and nostalgic pieces like vintage denim skirts and breezy tanks. For her, “spring feels like a renewal […] not just for my wardrobe but for myself.”

Photographer and model Imke Lighart channels free-spirited energy with ease. Her wardrobe is a celebration of flowy silhouettes, earthy tones and statement balloon sleeves – perfect for capturing spring’s bohemian vibe. But Imke isn’t one to follow every trend. “I focus on brands that I really like, that are close to my heart,” she shares, mixing small independent labels with her signature style. The result? Looks that feel authentic, adventurous and effortlessly cool.

Thibauld Guyonnet, Creative Director and model, is a master of simplicity. “I don’t like it when people overdo it,” he says. His minimalist wardrobe is built around high-quality, timeless essentials – tailored shirts, smart-casual trousers and a few carefully selected seasonal updates. For Thibauld, less is more and “slower-paced fashion is the only real sustainable answer.”