Meet Becky, a petite girl but with bags of personality, whom we photographed for our Brum Street Style Project on Saturday. I loved her sweet Americana look punked up with carefree pastel pink hair, wrist bands and a huge earring – an epitomy of teenager aesthetic! Becky is wearing a cotton shirt from H+M, International jeans and Doc Martens boots. Mischievous moustache tattoo on her finger and dark nail polish complete the style.
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