We approached Thomas Woodpine as we liked his long hair, casual style of Band merchandise paired with cropped jeans and coloured trainers.
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- Leesa Bertram for Pretty Disturbia
- I'm Leesa Bertram. Fashion designer, stylist & brand manager for Pretty Disturbia. I work on average, 12 hours a day, but love it! I never wear the same outfit twice so this blog is to update my outfits daily for an insight to my personal style. It consists of designer one off pieces, to car boot sale bargains, high street finds, ebay goodies and of course, the Pretty Disturbia collection for how its worn by a typical non model normo, like moi.