Your music blends a range of genres, including alt-pop, D&B, and garage. Do you take that same approach to fashion—how does that play out in your overall aesthetic?
Yeah, definitely. I think my approach to music and fashion is kind of the same, it’s like very collage-like. I like pulling from things I grew up with and then mixing that with stuff I find now on Pinterest or just walking through London. It’s not about matching everything perfectly. I actually like when it looks a bit off, like, slightly chaotic but still intentional.
There’s often pressure in the music industry to appeal to the masses. How do you stay true to your personal style?
I think the best way is just not to overthink it. I wear what I genuinely like, even if it’s technically out of trend. If I feel good in it, that usually ends up looking better than something. I’ve put on just because it looks appealing. I also don’t mind rewearing things. There’s something comforting in that, like seeing an old friend lol
Your signature look features lots of tartan—symbolic of both rebellion and sophistication. What attracts you to it?
Tartan’s got layers. It’s kind of posh but also has that punk energy, especially when it’s slightly mismatched or layered weirdly. I like that tension. It reminds me of school uniforms too lol
