#stylish couples

Ruby, 27 Gabriel, 27

Ruby: “I’m wearing a Miu Miu jacket, Comme des Garçons skirt, and Lolo the Ballerina shoes.

Gabriel· “I’m wearing a vintage leather jacket, Gucci trousers, and Dr Martens loafers. And our daughter Hella. The three of us inspire each other’s style.”

Kenyon, 30 Shonagh, 36

Kenyon: “I'm wearing Hello Kitty sweater I found in a LA thrift store, Oakley cycling glasses, and Carhartt wip pants. I like clothes with cute animals on them.”

Shonagh: “I'm in Simone Rocha dress and flats from Feet On The Ground vintage store in Norwich, UK. I like vintage.”

Fallon Alexandria, 36 Nzimiro, 38

Nzimiro: “I'm wearing jeans by Madewell, shoes by Gucci, custom belt. Style described: comfort, staple, and practicality.”

Fallon Alexandria: “I'm wearing a hat by Esenshel, dress by Zara, and bag and shoes by Gucci. My style described: luxe, effortless minimalism.”

Amelia, 23 Devin, 28

Amelia, 23: “I'm wearing an LV coat and shoes, Come Tees shirt, Telfar bag, and Vivienne Westwood earrings. I mostly pick pieces I like from designer to thrift, it does matter as long as it speaks to me.”

Devin: “I’m wearing my studio pants, a BLK hoodie, and a thrifted green blazer I got a year ago. I get paint on everything so I have to like to mix up the refined and rugged style to accommodate.”

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Nothing says COUPLE! like wearing matching outfits, and by matching I don't mean that you own the same Moncler garbabe-bag-look black ski jacket. Veronika Heilbrunner and Justin O'Shea, who work for luxury online retailer MyTheresa have all the access to the trendiest clothes, yet you are most likely to find O'Shea wearing a classical three-piece suit, often in black or charcoal. Admittedly this makes it a bit easier for Veronika to co-ordinate their outfits. My boyfriend only owns one suit, and the likelihood of him wearing it on a 'normal day' is very low. However, I do manage to steer him in the right direction by carefully manipulating what he should wear when we go out. Who knows, maybe we'll be the next fashion-power couple...                 images; Tommy Ton for Style.com