Tara St Hill, of Guyanese and Irish descent, came to prominence in the 1990s as a friend and muse of Corinne Day, one of the most renowned photographers of the time. In 2000, St Hill was captured in Day’s book Diary. As a stylist herself, she defined the look of the era, working with publications such as 10, i-D, Interview, Re-Edition and SSAW, and photographers Coco Capitan, Perry Ogden, Derek Ridgers, Drew Jarrett and Nan Goldin. This year saw the launch of the book TARA, shot by Zoë Law and published by IDEA.