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After blogging about Keira Knightley's awesome sense of style I thought I'd research her stylist and friend, Leith Clark. Clark was born and educated in Canada. She moved to London and interned for major fashion magazines like Interview, Harper's Bazaar and Vogue British before founding Lula magazine where she remains editor-in-chief. She is also editor of Crash magazine and has worked on several editorials and advertising campaigns. Clark also styles Kirsten Dunst and Alexa Chung, whom she is friends with.

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I couldn't wait to put these photos up of today! Uncle Ervan and Uncle Marcus took me to FourAteFive for breakfast before heading to Dieu Tan's studio in St. Peters to shoot Uncle E's new make-up range. It was a long but fun day - I was inspired by my creative surroundings (Megan Morton was next door styling bridal wear) and learnt just how important lighting is in photography. Happy days! x.

The new artwork at fouratefive.

Uncle E and I ordered muesli for breakfast - wonderfully generous and yummy!

One of the many artworks in Dieu's studio (you should see his bathroom).

Uncle E mixing a custom blend foundation for the shoot.

Uncle M and Dieu.

Getting it right. 

The importance of lighting (the equipment doubled by the end of the shoot).

Perfectionists.

Three men playing with make-up.

The make-up artist/brand owner.

Jeans and sneakers are the way to go (I was in denim too).

Left or right?

Stay tuned for the end result!