Stephen Sourris, 36, owner, New Farm Cinemas: My style is very classic with an appreciation of quality fabrics and bespoke suiting and tailoring.

Josh Holt, 34, Channel 10 weather presenter: My style of clothing is very traditional mixed with a modern twist. It usually incorporates bright colours and I tend to like things a little left of centre, especially one-off pieces.

Mark Ferguson, 35, designer, Wil Valor designer: My style is classic with a contemporary edge. My signatures are a three-piece suit finished with unique accessories.

Ruby Lee, 27, finance broker: I really do change my style every week but I’d say modern, classic with a hint of grunge. As long as your shoes are knockouts you’re safe.

Mariam Arcilla, 33, arts marketer and writer: My style is a hyper clash salad! I love wearing colours and patterns that repel.

Michael Zavros, 40, artist: I like classic tailoring with an attention to detail and craftsmanship. I especially admire the flair of European tailors, utilising colour or pattern.

Katie Moubarak, 33, marketing manager, Moubment Group: I don’t like to take myself too seriously. My style definitely is more relaxed. I always like to be comfortable with a statement piece whether it’s a jacket, bag or pair of shoes. There is always a tough luxe element so it’s not too girlie.

Prue Keane, 34, communications adviser: I’m a big advocate of new love and pre-loved fashion so my wardrobe has a vintage vibe but I love to mix old with new pieces.

Jules Tognini, 30, hairdresser: Polished grunge. My wardrobe is filled with basics that all go well with each other. This way I can just wake up, reach into my drawers and pull out whatever I get my hands on knowing that it matches... and most of the time I don’t look homeless!

Georgie Lewis, 40, news presenter, Channel 10: My style is influenced by my work wardrobe, which is predominantly classic tailoring, so when I’m not at the news desk I like to mix it up with bold brights to add a modern twist.

Samantha Ogilvie, 45, owner, Samantha Ogilvie boutique: I love the fun of dressing for every day by playing with prints, colours, textures and labels for an effortless look depending on my mood.

Marco Nunes, 32, Papa Jack’s Bar owner: I like mixing different styles and having fun with what I wear. Can be flat cap and Cons to more hipster via urban twist on a corporate outfit.

Claire Campbell, 30, director, Maryon’s Shoes,: From elegant chic to bohemian casual, my style changes with my mood and surroundings.

Hannah Walker, 25, fashion and marketing coordinator: By combining a range of contrasting aesthetics such as cute and sexy, masculine and feminine I have established an overall brash and tomboyish look.

Dela Kirisome, 22, PR and marketing: My style is very androgynous, ever changing, but always slightly undone.

Ben Doolan, 25, founder, Five-Point-Four: My dress code is generally smart casual. You can’t go wrong with a sharp blazer or suit. It’s always better to be overdressed than underdressed.

James Richards, 30, sales and development, Stockwell: Modern re-imaginings of timeless garments are what makes fashion trends so enjoyable. I look to style icons like Sean Connery, who conveyed character and charisma.

Joshua Richards, 24, marketing manager, Richards & Richards: I love the handmade garments of Napoli, and the chic trends that erupted in the hey-day of Cannes film festival. Bright colours help to manifest creativity.

Joachim Richards, 21, managing director, Richards & Richards: Curls can often look dishevelled, so I like to wear tapered clothing and a clean style as it can emanate a sleek sartorial finish.

Stephanie Rooke, 30, co-owner Happiness Place Decorative Living and Giving: I love anything bright, sparkly or kooky. Anything that is pretty and doesn’t take itself too seriously!

Lorilie Cunningham, 56, co-owner Happiness Place Decorative Living and Giving: Colourful, sophisticated, fun. Lots going on and loving it!

Mayowa Adeniyi, 20, finance and journalism student: My style rule is why not try to see how many boundaries you can break while having fun with your wardrobe.

Jonathan Ford, 25, owner, Department Group: My style is based around what I feel comfortable in at the end of the day. I mainly buy clothes that are a good fit and pretty neutral colours.

Thea Basiliou, fashion boutique owner, Blonde Venus: My style is contemporary, favouring outsider labels. I dress for myself often with an underlying sense of humour.

Steven Papas, 28, owner, Oh Hello nightclub: The core of my fashion sense derives from my desire to avoid conformity and reflect my quirky, creative personality. I achieve this primarily through my beautiful and forever expanding collection of hats and blazers.

Terry Sweemey, 45, It executive and bar owner: I like a slim-fitting tailored look, generally sports jacket and chinos.Most of my clothes are bespoke, from The Cloakrrom.

Lorraine Monforte-Guy, 30, publicist, Channel 10 publicist: Dressing for a growing tummy is not as easy as Jessica Alba led me to believe but, if I can do it without looking like a clown, I will clash bright colours and patterns as that makes me happy.

Simon Caulfield, 27, real estate agent: My style is to dress dapper and make a statement whilst keeping it simple and comfortable.

Susannah George, 32, director, The Urban List: Easy, edgy, elegant. My ideal outfit allows me to walk to work, jump on a flight and then throw on a pair of heels and earrings for a cocktail event.

Deborah Quinn, former musician and millinery aficionado: My style is original and eclectic complemented by wearing a hat always.

Gail Sorronda, 33, fashion designer: My personal style is an inspired truth. It is imagining figures of light, by making the darkness conscious.

Sam Abi, 35, owner, Urbbana menswear: Flamboyant classic. As a designer, my style is reflected of what I like to wear or see other gentlemen wearing.

Thessy Kouzoukas, 25, co-owner, Sabo Skirt: My style is very relaxed and includes basics, stripes and monochrome pieces.

Yiota Kouzoukas, 26, co-owner Sabo Skirt: My style changed on a daily basis according to my mood.

Andrew Byrne, 35, owner, The Cloakroom and Pistols at Dawn: I try to avoid fashion where possible and instead go with something that’s an extension of my personality. The result is sharp and tailored without being too stuffy.

Thomas Sidey, 39, booking agent for Dallys Models: I look and dress each day starting off with how I feel. If I’m in the mood to be noticed I amp up the colours or the patterns, if in a serious mood I usually wear black, or to impress I pop on a jacket or scarf.

Liz Cantor, 32, Channel 7 presenter: My style is understated. Clean, classic cuts and well-tailored items are my go to. Stripes, solid colours and denim.

Judy Brine, 60, illustrator: My style is rather eclectic. It can be a blend of classic, structured pieces with unusual accessories or a bit tomboy. I’m constantly looking for different, interesting fabrics and designs.

Mel Tan, 34, owner, Joy Hysteric boutique: I think my style is distinct but hard to describe as I love so many different designers, particularly Aussie ones. I like over-the-top pieces but try to keep the overall look uncomplicated.

Dene Harris, 44, corporate and boutique travel coordinator: Classic elegance with a modern twist. My grandfather is my ultimate fashion inspiration - meticulously dressed for every occasion.

Jessy Cameron, 27, owner, Molten Store: My personal style is impulsive, whimsical and a little otherworldly. I tend to accumulate an outfit throughout my day by adding things sporadically.

Prudence Richardson, 21, fashion blogger, A Broke Girl’s Blog: I love bold prints and bright colours, but I am also drawn to monochrome, minimalistic styles. It all depends on my mood. The one thing that stays consistent is affordability.

Christian Rocha-Adames, 30, Queensland Ballet corporate partnerships manager: The most important thing is to feel comfortable with what I’m wearing. I try to stay away from seasonal trends. I think that elegance and sophistication come hand in hand with simplicity and a timeless style.

Mimi Hyll, 24, marketing advisor: My style is classic with an edge. I love structured garments, interesting cuts, clashing prints and lots of layers. Scarves and statement necklaces are my signature staples.

Mildred Ellwood, 34, health and safety nurse: My personal style is chic, classic and art. I embrace anything that is architectural, textural and pleasing to the eye.

Arabella Rocha-Adames, 26, health coach, Getting the Glow: My Style is a mixture of classic, feminine, sometimes bohemian, sporty glamour. Simplicity is key and it is important I don’t overthink my outfits.

Brett Greensill, 39, real estate agent: I like my clothes to reflect a level of craftsmanship that ensures my personality and values are properly presented to my clients and associates in a muted flamboyance.

Dale Olsson, Hat Box owner: My personal style reflects my mood, from old Hollywood glamour to classic chic and even modern and edgy. But there is always one constant - good quality.

Mitchell Jackson, 23, editor, Mantalk: I really admire traditional tailoring techniques and old fashioned gentlemanly style from local designers such as Suit Your Style. This influences the way I dress and the sartorial elements in my wardrobe.

Sharona Harris, 34, PR and marketing manager, Oscar Oscar, and co-owner Ford + Harris accessories: My style focuses on classic, well-tailored clothing with a slightly tough tomboy edge. It’s all about quality over quantity.