Gleisdreieck: Kay

Kay, 27, does PR for Kamaeleon

H&M top,
Topshop jeans,
Kamaeleon shoes

Weinmeisterstraße: Rosie

Rosie, 28, Musician originally from Belfast, wearing all vintage.

Rosie's band, Boy of Girl:

Münzstraße: Vera

Vera, 21, wearing a blazer from Zara, dress and tights from American Apparel, vintage Doc Martens, and a hat from New Look.

Auguststraße: Lydia

Lydia, 19, student

H&M cardigan,
Marc by Marc Jacobs shirt,
Zara shorts,
Falke tights,
Miu Miu sunglasses

Isarstraße: Britta

Britta, 24, Model, wearing all vintage (taken from our printed issue)

Mauerpark: Andreas

Andreas, 25, DJ, wearing all vintage (taken from our printed issue).

Volkspark am Weinberg: Bronson

Bronson, wearing a trenchcoat by H&M, t-shirt by American Apparel, trousers by Comme des Garçons, and vintage shoes (taken from our printed issue).

Mauerpark Flea Market: Sina

Sina, model, wearing all vintage, except for a cardigan from Zara.

Victoria Park: Stini

Stini, singer of Kinky White Horse, wearing all vintage (taken from our printed issue).

Zionskirchplatz: June

Another photo from our printed issue.

June, 25, artist from Milano, wearing a vintage jacket and trousers, self-made t-shirt, and The Local Firm sunglasses.

Kottbusser Damm: Katha

Next from our printed issue:

Katharina, 30, PR & Sales agent, wearing a cardigan by Anna Tembrink, dress by Cos, vintage shoes, scarf by Kookai, and necklace by Stephanie Schneider.

Boxhagener Platz: Livia

Livia, 24, Student from Stockholm, wearing an H&M jacket and Alexander Wang dress.

This week we'll be posting images from that we'd previously only published in the Stil in Berlin Print Issue we did last December. Since the copies are all out now, we thought we'd share the photos, for anyone who didn't get a copy.

/dario

Simon-Dach-Straße: Claude

Claude, 38, Artist, wearing all vintage.

At Home: Hara

Berliners normally have quite a bit of space to live compared to other European capitals, but Hara's apartment is something different. She lives on the top floor of an industrial-looking building south of Hermannplatz, in a self-renovated, open concept loft, including a rooftop terrace, fireplace, DJ booth, swing, and so many windows that you always find yourself peering aimlessly out over the amazing view she has of the city. But the best part is that she loves to open her home up to friends, either just to sit and listen to the rain hitting the roof while drinking tea (which I ended up doing all afternoon at my visit), or hosting parties. Hara, who's wearing a vintage dress, moved to Berlin from Athens two years ago and is working as a graphic designer, with her studio located in the flat as well. Unfortunately, she's changing flats soon, but I'm eager to see the space she moves into next.

/dario

Warschauer Straße: Hannah

Hannah, 17, Student wearing all vintage.

Hannah was attending yesterday's talk with Mary and The Sartorialist. Scott also shot her the day before at Hackescher Markt, take a look here.

Bürknerstraße: Sanna

Sanna, 23, Student, wearing shoes from H&M, and the rest vintage.

At Home: Lisa Van Houtem

Lisa is a true lover of her hometown Hamburg, but for some years now works in Berlin. Still she prefers to stay in the city by the harbour. You might think, that if someone only spends his workingdays in a city, the apartment might look like that - a conglomerate of random furniture highlighted by the huge suitcase in the middle of the room. Not so with Lisa, her small one bedroom apartment is furnished with a fine sense for details. She did not opt for IKEA and their plastic chairs, but to collect some gems from flea markets all around Berlin. Of course, as you already noted, she dresses herself as equally subtle and beautiful - making her into one of the best dressed young women in Berlin I know. She always looks very elegant in impeccable compositions, whose details refer to the 1920ies. Other details of Lisa you might not expect: she loves Techno (the real thing), fast cars and St. Pauli, ok, the latter is kind of obligatory. Read her blog here.

/mary

Berlino-Milano: Kinky White Horse at Plastic

Last week was Berlin's turn to take over Milan's Plastic Club. Each month, Andrea and Chris, the creators behind the new monthly party 747 ✈ PLASTIC, invite DJs and musicians from around the world to perform. A new month, a new city. I was invited to cover Berlin edition featuring Kinky White Horse, following previous parties with London's Richard Mortimer of Boombox/Ponystep, and New York's The Misshapes. Kinky White Horse's costume designer Josa Marx accompanied the band, exhibiting his dark and fantastical creations as part of the performance.

/dario

At the Turkish Market: Linda

Linda, 26, Designer wearing a jumpsuit she found at the fleamarket, and vintage hat and shoes.