Violet Naylor-Leyland is a freelance fashion stylist, journalist, and writer. She has written for various magazines including Vanity Fair, The Lady, Tatler, Bloomberg Businessweek, Evening Standard, and Departures. She began her career in fashion as shop stylist at a Sloane Street couturier Tomasz Starzewski, before assisting former Tatler fashion editor and late style icon Isabella Blow, who spotted her natural eye and offered her a job. She shadowed Caroline Sieber before taking over her role as first assistant to Laura Burlington, fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar at the time. After three years at Harper's, Naylor-Leyland went freelance, styling women, men, shoots, shows, and brands for three years before setting up a costume and vintage designer clothing studio-Violet's Box-dressing a high-end clientele for parties, including celebrities and royals. After five years, with more and more clients asking for personal styling service outside the costume studio, in 2015, Naylor-Leyland returned to freelance styling full-time, where she concentrates mainly on private clients, some of whom have been with her for many years. Naylor-Leyland helped establish Mayfair members club the Cuckoo Club, was employed by Robin Birley to create 5 Hertford Street's founder members' list. She is known for having her own irreverent style. Andrew Farrar is a London-based photographer and director specializing in filmmaking, editorial, portraiture, and advertising photography. His portraiture work includes images of Goldie, Carmen Dell'Orefice, Idris Elba, Robert Pattinson, Dynamo, Bryan Ferry, Tamara Beckwith, Derek Jacobi, and Camilla Rutherford. His work has appeared in publications such as Vogue, Elle, Nylon, Tatler, The Sunday Times Style, and Marie Claire.