Burlesque performer Cherry Bella – otherwise known as Brighton University photography student Georgie – answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage…

Hannah Carrick blogs at www.abrightonbelle.blogspot.co.uk and last year won a competition to model for Dollydagger. Here she answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage…

Charley Lennard, founder of Brighton-based online vintage boutique Marmarlade Vintage, answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton…

Dunya Kamal, fashion blogger at www.dearestdeer.net and University of Sussex student, answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton…

Jennie Davies, blogger, stylist and owner of Vintage Owl Boutique, answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage and takes us down a rabbit hole…

Sarah Harman, blogger at www.sarahloves.co.uk, answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage and offers tips on where to pick up the best charity shop bargains… 

Emma Collier, blogger at www.ladyjardin.blogspot.co.uk, answers our questions on all things Brighton and all things vintage and offers advice on where to pick up the best bargains. Read her top tips here…

Mat Keller of vintage portrait site Southern Retro answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage and offers advice on how men should dress – no sportswear allowed, folks…

21 year old Brighton soul-pop singer Moya, who released her debut album Lost & Found in July, answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton. Check out her video here…

Knitwear designer, crafter and one half of Brighton creative hub Super+Super, answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton.

Art Deco-inspired illustrator Saffron Reichenbacker answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton in our resurrected ‘My Vintage Brighton’ series.

Hastings-based Kessie Hodges, from repro rockabilly-inspired clothing brand Lady K Loves, answers our questions on all things vintage and all things Brighton and beyond and tells us where she loves to shop, eat and dance.

Broadening our horizons, we’re taking the ‘My Vintage Brighton’ concept a little further a-field. Here, Rye-based Laura Oakes, a designer, illustrator and pattern-maker who finds inspiration in the little things in life, answers our questions on all things vintage and Sussex.

Co-founder of clothes swapping events company My Swish, Sarah Maddox answers our questions on all things vintage and Brighton. She reveals what she’ll be swishing at upcoming events and tells us that there’s even a vintage only swish on the cards!

“Vintage is a way of life for me: It’s my way of expressing my personality and interests and I feel such a buzz finding something beautiful and full of history that I can appreciate everyday.” Serial sewer Jenny Leggings tells us about her vintage Brighton.