Combining surfer-chic with city-cool and all under one very, very stylish roof.

Eliza? Shall we go on?

I guess my style is very laid back - I just try not to overthink it.

I'd say I'm a mix of washed-up and beachy but then meets the city and I always aim to get the staple pieces right; a good jumper or a good pair of jeans, as well as choosing the right cut and shape. My travels have influenced my look a lot and I like to keep and collect elements of holidays in my outfits. 

Overall I think I have quite an eclectic and nostalgic style.

You could say so yeah. So far I've been to South East Asia, Southern Africa and Western Europe, mainly so in Portugal, which has some great scenery - perfect for capturing amazing photos.

When I was in Thailand I found a lot of stunning jewellery and hand-made leather pieces, and whilst in Africa I picked up some beautiful printed cloth and loads of hand-crocheted garments. 

I do sometimes dream of becoming a Buyer. Sourcing out amazing things and then bringing them home - I just the love warm climates and the customs that come with them.

In the future I really fancy the US. Start off in San Fran and go right around Arizona through to Texas. Think of the second-hand little gems you could gather!

I'm generally inspired by the Wild West and retro America. I've always, always been in love with the 1970s and skate, surf and beach culture so yeah, I'd say I think there is an essence of each of these things in the way I dress. My style icons... Farrah Fawcett circa the original Charlie's Angels! Her and probably any mermaid, any pirate and any cowgirl!

I've lost count! Last time I checked I had about twenty?

I was only sixteen when I got my first one and to be honest I very much dislike it but I don't regret it.

Tattoos represent chapters in our lives, and shouldn't necessarily be hated on!

I do have many favourites though and I don't think I could choose just one. A lot of my tattoos represent the sea because I grew up by and lived along the coast until I was eighteen. I have a lot of random stuff too, of course. I'm particularly found of my hand tattoos as they're the ones I see the most - I can't escape them!

I love to soften them up by always having my nails coloured and piling on interesting bracelets and rings. 

In a way I'm blessed as my sister and god friend Ben are the ones who often get to tattoo me!

It's definitely a bit of both. Celebrities will forever continue to start off trends - that's pop culture. Still though, there is a definite impact from the fashion and art worlds too. 

I sure hope people's opinions have changed?!

Surely by now tattoos don't just represent scallywags and naughty boys?

Tattooing is another form of expression and incorporates into fashion very nicely.

I love, love, love the juxtaposition with tattoos and premium dresses on women. It's wonderful to see and really breaks that cringe mould that only tattooed people are all rock and roll ya know? And with soft tailoring, I love the way the clothes smarten up the tattoos and yet all at once the tattoos are roughening the clothes back down.

Well I studied Fashion Promotion at UCA Epsom, whilst also doing some odd spots of interning and assisting all in fashion based environments.

I've always been a visually expressive person and have had a keen eye for things. I find it fascinating that if we want to, we can all express and create identities and characters through the way we dress - it's very powerful.

Although I do have strong interests in photography; soon after graduating I found myself falling into styling work. It came so naturally to me so I just went with it.

From there I went travelling and muddled through some styling work until I finally enjoyed my role with Topshop - I've been a stylist with them for a year now.

Fuck! It's a dream. 

The start to every morning is like a fashion show. It makes getting up to the sound of an alarm completely worth while! To see the thought and total consideration go into each innovative 'Outfit of the Day' is inspirational and very exciting. 

All the gals at work each have a complete uniqueness and that alone makes it a really creative place to be.

I get struck on a daily basis and am literally kept on my toes! Here there is never the fear of falling stagnant, it's always so new and fresh.

I would love to dress... the US models Audrey Kitching and Kelley Ash and I think Solange Knowles - I reckon I'd have a lot of fun too.

I can definitely see beyond my own style and enjoy taking a step into someone else's when I'm working with them.

A fedora, good jeans, chunky knitwear, and boots complete with a Cuban heel.

I'm going to enjoy this season's colour palette of deep browns, red wines, camels, tans and forest greens. As for fabric? I want suede, snake skin, leather, good old knitwear and denim.

Drinking tea, taking photos and laying about with my cats! 

I listen to a lot of funk, soul and 1960s psychedelic surf music, all whilst dreaming about the beach and good parties.

I'll browse Etsy, collect nice images on Pinterest and see the ol' boyfriend and friends.

I'm very peaceful. 

Laid back vibes all the way!

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| Images c/o Eliza Moore |

By appointment only - rock and roll child Ruby Fryman shares the success behind her style-prowess and what it really means to throw a full moon party.

Well I suppose my 'break' came when I moved to London three years ago.

Down there I had the pleasure of working alongside Sir Tom Baker, who not is only is a very good friend of mine but also a very talented menswear designer. 

He owns a shop and studio in Soho on D'Arblay Street and from there he designs bespoke rock and roll themed suits, suits that combine the traditions of Savile Row tailoring and a sort of punk rock glamour and elegance - he's probably one of the most creative and talented people I've ever met.

In fact I feel like I owe a lot to Tom. He taught me so much and showed me so much of the city too.. he gave me my passion for menswear styling and of course, a love for the perfect suit. 

Back up North... I've worked as a stylist for Topman, using Tom's teachings obviously, but now I work as part of Topshop Personal Shopping. I think what I love most about styling is making someone feel great. Meeting someone who is able to look in the mirror and love what they see because of a little bit of your help is such a satisfying feeling.

Before Topman and Topshop though I worked at Jeffrey West, who might only be a small company but they design fabulously outrageous rock star boots and shoes! And don't get me wrong, I do love Manchester but moving back to London wouldn't be a complete write off!

Yes - I have modelled in the past but, for me, it's never been a real job or even something I'd consider pursuing. I think I'd rather dress models than be one...

The trends I'm most excited about this year? Hmmm well, number one - shearling, like we've seen in Isabel Marant's collection and two - fringing, namely from Valentino's designs. There's quite a strong boho-theme running through AW14 collections which I'm also really excited about - I'm kind of into what I'd describe as the 'boho-cowgirl' look

If I'm honest I think my all time favourite designer is Vivienne Westwood and not necessarily because of the clothes but about the statement she makes. Her story is an incredible one and I really admire her feisty nature political activism and her ability to always be the coolest no matter who the flavour of the month is - regardless of age! I think she gives designers a good name.

Oh well, I don't know if I have an idol as such but I do have people who I admire for different reasons. I love Alison Mosshart's style and artistic talent, Erin Wasson's overall image and jewellery designer Pamela Love's creative aesthetic (the new collection is AMAZING). David Bowie and Lemmy from Motörhead for their style and attitude and the anthropologist Maurice Bloch.

I like to wear classic pieces, mainly in black and white. Then again I like to throw in the odd bit of a rock and roll and mix it together in a sort of relaxed bohemian cocktail. Ha! I think that sums it up?!

I guess you could say so.

I try to follow the pagan concept that life comes from nature and we should practice an equal and reciprocal relationship with the Earth. Really, I believe in the power of the Mother Earth and follow the Moon cycle - every Full Moon is a celebration!

Personally, this gives me a sense of life and grounds me maybe when I'm getting carried away with small stresses or say, when a top I want isn't in stock in my size! I do think it's important to remind yourself of just how huge the universe and it's powers are and work with it to attain a peace of mind and happiness.

I have just finished studying Anthropology - which has nothing at all do with styling but it is something I'm very passionate about! I love learning about the world and humanity. I think it's so important that we understand where we came from and what we all do, however alien it might seem. 

The best quote I ever heard to describe the anthropological discipline was that "the purpose of anthropology is to make the exotic familiar and the familiar exotic"

That's easy. Hang out in the garden.

| Book an appointment with Ruby at Topshop Manchester Arndale - 0844 243 5544|

| Follow Ruby on Instagram @rubysophiamoon |

| Images via Cara Peeney, Nicole Harrison & Dan Cook |

| Slingback Mules - Topshop |

Just adding another update to an already expanding impractical winter wardrobe.

I hate to break it to you Bro but it looks like I was right - it is a fashion show.

Watch me walk the social runway in these...

| Fringed Leather Jacket: Kate Moss for Topshop |

Forgive me for the impromptu (hash-tag) selfie...

At not a minute before daybreak today, this early bird not only caught a worm but also bagged herself the most sought after, butter-soft leather jacket since four punk rockers from NYC donned the Schott Perfecto way back when.

All I'm saying is... add that to the list of why it feels so damn good to be a morning person.

Now, excuse me whilst I introduce Kate to the rest of the gang.

| Shop the collection - Kate Moss x Topshop |

Praise the vestiary heavens! 

 Just when we 20 something's thought that Kate Moss for Topshop's collections gone by had been forever wasted upon our slightly awkward, pre-adolescent and very unstylish selves (ashamedly, that was me down to a tee); everybody's favourite Topshop announces that it will be revealing the queen of Brit-cool's latest collaboration in just 28 days.

Or make that the 30th April 2014 ( 9am BST - to be exact... sorry.)

Treating, or rather teasing, us with just a snippet of what's to come via British Vogue only yesterday; the covetable 2014 collection looks set to pay homage to the style icon's signature mix of grunge meets bohemian meets all out indie rocker and then some.

Well, when your Kate Moss, why would you look to anyone else's wardrobe for visual incentive?

However, as my current sartorial taste buds prefer a more minimal flavour; here's hoping that Moss can swing me over to the free-spirited side, perhaps with an injection of something fringed and delicate - there's only one way to find out.

| Kate Moss x Topshop |

| Image - British Vogue |

| Lace Bra - Topshop |

If you don't treat yourself nobody else will.

I should have that string of eight little words flashing in a somewhat subliminal way across the screen.

It is true though; ever since my recent departure from let's say... another chapter in my life? I've developed an overwhelming desire to indulge in anything intimate and pulchritudinous - now there's a word for you.

That's not to say I've been walking around in off-white and mismatched undergarments for the past 20-odd years...

Purchasing sensual little lace numbers that don't allow for any second thoughts; let's make that my version of sweats and a tub (or two) of Ben and his sweet-toothed partner in crime Jerry.

I personally would like to thank Phoebe Philo for the recent resurgence of the classic Stan Smith sneaker and sports luxe at that. If it wasn't for her, women everywhere would be wearing flip flops, peep-toe sandals and (heaven forbid) skyscraper heels this Spring.

Yes, I know.

 For those who took notice of what the sartorial élite were wearing during fashion week, you'd discover that sportswear, particularly anything branded Adidas, has become somewhat of a fashion obsession and is well on its way to establishing itself as the outfit of choice for Spring/Summer.

I'm talking sneakers, pool slides, joggers... the lot.

 Just as well then that Topshop have announced that it's first capsule collection with Adidas Originals will launch in stores and online on the 20th March.

(Calendars? Noted? Good.)

The highly anticipated collection, which pays homage to the brands heritage, comes complete with the brand's signature triple stripe and trefoil, whilst combining the youthful and feminine influence of Topshop. Sportswear that will make even the toughest of workouts look like a walk in flower-laden, picnic filled park. If you catch my drift.

Amassing no more than 20 pieces and at a cost that will still see us through to payday; come the 20th, make sure you've booked your space in the queue outside Toppers, or well, just loaded up your basket online.

| Images - British Vogue |