After a rainy spell, the sun is slowly returning to the streets of Liverpool, and people are out in droves to enjoy it.
We took a walk through Bold Street on Wednesday and spoke to some of the most stylish people around to find out more about their outfits.
The historic street is home to some of the city’s trendiest clothing stores, including Resurrection, Route One and Pop Boutique, offering unique styles that are reflected by those shopping in the area.
Shoppers and visitors to the city told us they got their outfits from charity shops like The British Heart Foundation and some had scrolled Etsy. Another told us she got her shoes from Costco, while others had parts of their outfit from the shops on Bold Street itself
We have put together the 10 photos of the best outfits we saw while out in the city this week. You can read last week’s here.
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Toby and Ella, both 22, were wearing clothes from across the world. Toby found his lovely buttoned jumper at a vintage kilo sale in Amsterdam, and Ella found her dungarees in Pop Boutique, pairing them with a top from a Canadian vintage store and a jacket from the British Heart Foundation.
Rosemary, 23, from Liverpool, loves colourful outfits, and is wearing a cardigan inspired by Harry Styles from Etsy. The rest of her outfit is pink, because “on Wednesdays we wear pink!”, she said.
Val (left), 68, from Crosby bought her outfit in the Lady Green Garden Centre, and her shoes from Costco. Her sister Jacqui, 65, from Saddleworth got her coat and dress from a vintage shop in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
Billy (left), 21, from South Wales got his trousers from Pop Boutique and t-shirt from the infamous Amoeba record store in Hollywood. Joe, 20, from Bristol, bought his outfit at the British Heart Foundation in his home town. They recommend Pop Boutique for its record collection in the basement.
Tony, 58, from Wrexham wears suits whenever he visits town, and buys them from Slaters in the city centre. He’s showing his brother, also from Wrexham, around Liverpool for a bit of shopping.
Victor, 58, from Cape Town buys his clothes in Matalan, and Shana, 54, also from Cape Town bought her skirt there and her top in Reading, where the couple lives.
Ivy, 19, from the Wirral was wearing a top from DKNY, trousers from Primark and Birkenstock sandals. Ivy loves to shop in Resurrection, for the deals they have on band t-shirts.
Anthony, 53, from Sheffield is a stand-up comedian who is in Liverpool for a gig, wearing his signature hat he bought in Berlin and a blazer from a vintage store in Malaga. Don’t let his skull-and-bones tote bag fool you, Anthony is “all about laughs”.
Sophia (left), 22, is half Greek and half Scouse, and is in Liverpool to study. She is wearing a silk top and a denim skirt from Bershka. Katie, 21, from Durham is wearing her sister’s cardigan and a top and trousers from Weekday.
Louis, 19, is from Liverpool and bought his Malmö FF training top online, from Classicfootballshirts.co.uk. He can hardly remember where he got his trousers, “but probably eBay – I get most of my stuff from there”, he said.