Street Style: Seven trendy looks in Dundee city centre

Dundee city centre is buzzing as the Christmas shopping season gets well underway.

This week our fashion radar took us to the Overgate Shopping Centre where there were plenty of stylish shoppers.

Ranya al Ghazi, 36, from India, living in Dundee

Ranya al Ghazi is studying for a PHD at Dundee University. Image: Poppy Watson/DC Thomson

What do you do for a living?

I’m doing a PHD in forensic odontology at Dundee University.

What are you wearing?

My coat is from Asos, my jumper and dress are both from TK Maxx and my shoes are from Primark.

How would you describe your style?

It’s colourful and full of life.

Where do you like to shop?

TK Maxx is my favourite shop because you can get really good quality clothes for a good price.

Who is your style icon?

Nature is my style icon. It is full of colours and is so fresh and full of life.

Karenina Johnson, 63, from Perth

Karenina Johnson loves to find a bargain. Image: Poppy Watson/DC Thomson

What do you do for a living?

I am an award-winning fine art artist. I have a studio in the centre of Perth.

What are you wearing?

My hat is from a hat maker in Dunkeld, the coat is from Encore in Fettercairn – it is reversible! The bag is Paul Costelloe, I picked it up from TK Maxx. And the boots are from a shoe shop in Broughty Ferry.

How would you describe your style?

Well, my friends would say I’m glamourous! I don’t go anywhere without a bit of lippy on.

Where do you like to shop?

I like second-hand shops and charity shops. I really like a bargain.

Who is your style icon?

Coco Chanel. She just got it right.

Lord God, 39, from Glasgow, living in Dundee

Lord God only wears white clothes. Image: Poppy Watson/DC Thomson

What do you do for a living?

I summon angels.

What are you wearing?

It’s all from Primark and second-hand shops.

How would you describe your style?

Angelic and divine. I only wear white. Unless it’s laundry day, then I might need to wear some of my off-white clothes.

Where do you like to shop?

Wherever sells nice white clothes.

Who is your style icon?

Jesus.

Aaron Inglis, 24, from Blairgowrie

Aaron Inglis likes to wear baggy and comfortable clothes. Image: Poppy Watson/DC Thomson

What do you do for a living?

I’m a bartender at the DCA.

What are you wearing?

The jacket is from Asos, the t-shirt is from Topman, the cord trousers are from Route One, and the shoes are just classic black Vans.

How would you describe your style?

Baggy and free – being comfortable is my number one priority.

Where do you like to shop?

I’m a cheap guy, I don’t like to spent too much money on clothes. I like skateboarding brands but a lot of them charge £40 for t-shirt. My favourite shop is probably Asos because of the diversity of choice.

Who is your style icon?

I’m a skateboarder so I take a lot of inspiration from the skateboarding scene. In terms of my hair, my dad is my inspiration – he had this exact same mullet in the 1980s.

Poppy Gilfillan, 20, from Dunfermline

Poppy Gilfillan buys most of her clothes from charity shops. Image: Poppy Watson/DC Thomson

What do you do for a living?

I’m studying archaeology at Dundee University.

What are you wearing?

I got this jacket for £4 from a charity shop about four years ago. The t-shirt is from a charity shop, the shirt is from Nordan, the jeans are from a charity shop and I got the Dr. Martens from a friend for free because they didn’t fit her!