F is for Fleet Feet

London bloggers Bonnie Rakhit and Natalie Hartley made our Miles sneaker and Tanner flat their own, proving that the sneaker-trench and sandal-moto jacket balance totally works.

D is for Debbie Harry

Blondie lead singer and punk icon.

Blondie’s Debbie Harry and Chris Stein at the opening of Mirandy Gallery’s Blondie in Camera exhibition in London, 1978, photographed by Martyn Goddard/Corbis

Q is for Quentin Jones

London artist and filmmaker who makes the sexiest self-portraits ever.

S is for Supermodel

As in the one and only Kate Moss.

Kate Moss, London, 2006. Photograph by Mario Testino. Courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

P is for Percival

The new men’s wear line, co-founded by Christopher Gove, that’s making waves in London.

L is for LouLou’s

The London after-hours spot of the moment. Named for fashion muse LouLou de la Falaise, masterminded by Robin Birley (of Annabel’s fame), designed by Rifat Ozbek, a giant stuffed animal giraffe at the entrance. Kind of genius.