Our weekly look at what you're wearing out and about on the streets in Southampton.

Despite standing out in the crowd in her fantastic metallic jacket, little Levi Bevan, four, is more interested in crisps than what's happening on the fashion scene. Levi's favourite shop includes Mothercare, Next, Debenhams and of course Adams where her coat was bought, at about £24.

Corporate communications student, Sophie Dalglish,19, (centre)from Southampton knows how to make herself understood when it comes to fashion. Sporting a silver/grey stretch top, "I can't remember how much it was, my brother bought it for me for Christmas" and black fir-trimmed bodywarmer £75 from the Corn Exchange, Sophie admits "I do like shopping", but insists she's not a dedicated follower of fashion and will never be a fashion victim.

Sophie likes to stick to popular colours, such as classic black and comfortable clothes such as jeans.

Whilst many people dislike wearing work uniforms, Anna Pink, 20, (right)can stride out in style with her distinctive Yates Wine bar uniform.

She's even thankful that jeans aren't allowed as she finds them uncomfortable; "I never wear jeans, I tend to wear bootleg trousers when I'm not at work".

Bar supervisor Anna has to wear classic black, but catches the eye with a colourful corporate tie, short velvet skirt from Next £30 and strappy black shoes £25 from Marks and Spencer. Anna polishes off the look with a sassy short, black mac £20 from Mark One, "I was really chuffed with that, it was a real bargain".

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