Tell us what you're really thinking – we find out what make these cult figures tick.

Noor Fares' jewellery is creating a serious buzz, not least at London's Dover Street Market where her latest collection is now exclusively stocked, and all before she's even finished the post-graduate course, on which she is currently enrolled, at Central Saint Martins.

Her pieces, that cleverly combine subtly with opulence, have been worn by Miroslava Duma, Elena Perminova, Giovanna Battaglia, Solange Knowles and Rosamund Pike, and the chances of you not wanting to get your hands on them the second you see them are as slim as the gold chains her rainbow of jewels hangs on. 

Before she hopped on a plane to her latest jet-set destination, she gave us an insight into what's rolling through her mind right now.

 

I got a white lace and cotton dress in LA and it's the best thing I ever got from a vintage shop.

Greta Garbo is best style-icon, but I feel like nobody ever talks about her.

The most precious items of jewellery are the ones that which have a story... Jewellery that was given to you by your grandmother for example...

Rajasthan in India is my favourite place in the world.
 
If I only had £5 left in the world, I'd buy a green smoothie!

If I had to be locked in a room with someone, it would need to be a person who makes me laugh.

The last book I read was Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter, and the last album I listened to was The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour.

The first item of clothing I ever fell in love with was a pair of black leggings from my Aunt Sonia's brand, they were wool lined with soft stretchy cotton on the inside. I used to wear them every day when I was in high school.
 
The last item of clothing I fell in love with was a vintage turquoise Azzaro dress. I bought it from Decades in LA.

I think the coolest person in the world has to be my mum.