Tina Leung traded in her studies in drama and film for fashion styling and hasn’t looked back since. Now a freelance stylist, she has worked with editorial titles such as L’Uomo Vogue, Tatler, Prestige, South China Morning Post and Ming Pao Weekly, as well as styling runway shows for the likes of Pringle of Scotland, Harvey Nichols and Tiffany & Co. Her blog chronicles her sartorial fancies alongside her personal adventures in the vivid world of fashion.

Your symbol of high fashion — Taste

You favourite fabric — Silk cashmere, silk tulle, feathers, studded/spiked leather (These are fabrics, no?)

Your favourite colour — White

The collection you will never forget — All of McQueen’s collections

The style you most dislike — Flesh-coloured feet socks peeking out of ballerina flats, socks with MBTs

Your favourite fashion photographer — Camilla Akrans, Inez and Vinoodh and many, many more

Your favourite model — Daria Werbowy

Your shoe/shoe designer fetish — Christian Louboutin, Charlotte Olympia

Your jewel/jewelry designer fetish — Anything vintage

Your favourite fashion accessory – My VCA bracelet, Dior ‘Oui’ ring and ladybug earrings + an awesome pair of shoes

Your ideal bag – Anything light, without any obvious logos (I’m really more into shoes!)

The most creative designer – Alexander McQueen

The most timeless designer — Cristobal Balenciaga

Your favourite designer –Alexander McQueen, Nicholas Ghesquiere for Balenciaga, Alexander Wang, Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy

Your favourite decade in fashion — 30s, 70s, now

Your contemporary muse or inspiration — Lou Doillon, Chloe Sevigny, Cate Blanchett, Florence Welch

Your historical muse or icon — Jacqueline de Ribes

The “look” you prefer for a man — Three-piece or double-breasted suit, pocket square, the whole shebang

The “look” you prefer for a woman – Anything worn with confidence

The fashion faux pas you can tolerate most — Excess

The fashion faux pas you can tolerate least — Vulgarity

What is your present state of mind?

Your fashion motto — Anything goes!

Questions taken from Assouline’s The Fashion Questionnaire