Photo by Lee Broomfield

Where are you right now?
At home

What is your current state of mind?
Relaxed, having spent Christmas with the family and indulging in lots of home cooking!

Where do you feel most at home?
My parents house in Hampshire, by the sea

What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given?
Always stay true to yourself, and anything is possible. Keep your friends and family close and they will guide you.

What is your greatest fear?
Not being good enough, or achieving enough in life.

Which living person do you most admire?
My mum

What is your greatest extravagance?
My flat in South West London

What was the last thing you bought?
An Acne T-shirt and white Americano

What is your most treasured possession?
My dog, Daisy. We grew up together

What as the last film you watched?
TV film The Girl. I thought Sienna Miller was exceptional. Before that, Skyfall, which I loved

If your life could be a film, which would it be?
Dirty Dancing, isn’t that any girls dream? I’m a romantic at heart….

What makes you laugh?
My 1 year old niece, she’s such a rascal

What makes you cry?
Other people’s determination to achieve or overcome a situation, always overwhelms me. The Olympics and especially the London Marathon, where people put themselves through such pain for great causes.

What’s on your iPod?
The Who, Emeli Sande, Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Sade and Snow Patrol.

What sites do you visit everyday?
My local coffee shop, the London Underground and Instagram

Which question do you most dread being asked?
Where do you see yourself in 10 years time?

Where are you right now?
At home in London

What is your current state of mind?
Optimistic about the year ahead

Where do you feel most at home?
With my loved ones

What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given?
Never take things personally. I’m still working on it…

What is your greatest fear?
Failure

Which living person do you most admire?
I couldn’t pick one. I have much admiration for the Olympians and Paralympians from 2012. Their determination and discipline is a quality I admire.

What is your greatest extravagance?
My flat in West London

What was the last thing you bought?
Blue Mason Martin Margiela trousers and an Acne jumper

What is your most treasured possession?
My photographs, because memories are priceless

What as the last film you watched?
Michael Cuesta’s L.I.E. Beautiful film, I cried at the end

If your life could be a film, which would it be?
Gregg Araki’s Smiley Face.

What makes you laugh?
Nighty Night. Never fails

What makes you cry?
Animal cruelty

What’s on your iPod?
Azealia Banks, MS MR, Alt-J, Angel Haze, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and Aluna George.

What sites do you visit everyday?
Carnaby Street, Piccadilly Circus tube, Wholefoods, The Third Space and the Mail Online (guilty pleasure).

Which question do you most dread being asked?
Do you have 5 mins? It’s never 5 mins.

Where are you right now? 
My flat in Dalston working on new H&H metal nail designs for S/S13 and getting distracted booking my flight to India.

What is your current state of mind?
Open to anything.

Where do you feel most at home?
Swimming in the sea.

What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given?
From the shaman I spent some time with in Peru: Do what YOU want to do, don’t do what other people want you to do.

What is your greatest extravagance?
Spending all my savings on 5000 pairs of eyelashes!

What was the last thing you bought?
A large raw, uncut amethyst for a friend’s 30th birthday.

What is your most treasured possession?
My surname from my Lithuaniun grandad.

What was the last film you watched?
The Master It was a bit weird.

If your life could be a film, which would it be?
Moulin Rouge, but without dying. Just the fun dress up bits and prancing around in loads of sparkles. Dancing and drinking absinthe… And Broken Embraces for a bit of drama.

What makes you laugh?
Funny people, bad jokes…

What makes you cry?
Very very very funny people

What’s on your iPod?
Nicholas Jaar, Ian Brown, Soul Clap, Neneh Cherry

What sites do you visit everyday?
Dalston Emporium for a carrot, ginger and lemon juice for my eyes! Also definitely Google!

Which question do you most dread being asked?
What and who are your inspirations? I don’t know sometimes as they’re subconscious, and I don’t even know where ideas comes from. I’ve decided, they have probably been stored in my head like a back catalogue of random experiences I had as a kid: Films we watched like Death Becomes Her or Pet Shop Boys’ videos, working in my nana’s flower shop or going on trips to the Lake District.