Street Fashion by Szymon Brzóska
Overhead flat-lay photograph of a city street style outfit arranged on a pale concrete surface, with a denim jacket, sneakers and accessories in muted blue, grey and warm beige tones

Locations

Street style by city

Every frame was shot on location — from the Nowy Świat street in Warsaw to Berlin, Gdańsk and the Tricity area. Pick a city to browse the looks documented there.

  • 8 featured cities
  • Active since 2011
  • Poland & Berlin

Featured cities

Where the photos were taken

The archive is organised by city, so you can follow one place through the seasons and watch how its wardrobe changes. Photographs from each location are kept together under its own heading.

Colorado boudoir fashion photography blends the bold confidence of fashion imagery with the intimate, reassuring atmosphere of a personal portrait session. Each look is shaped around the person in front of the camera, balancing pose, styling, and location to create photographs that feel expressive and elegant. The visual approach uses clean presentation, warm color accents, and generous white space, allowing the clothing and emotion of the frame to remain the focus.

A city-based street style archive offers a way to explore the work through place. Instead of grouping images only by season or outfit, the photographs are arranged by location, creating a sense of continuity as you move from one street to another. Each city section has its own character, with weather, architecture, natural light, and surroundings subtly influencing the final frames and giving every shoot a distinct sense of atmosphere.

Boudoir sessions can include a variety of looks, from softly styled portraits to more fashion-forward ensembles, giving people room to experiment with color, texture, and personality. Lighting, timing, and location work together to shape the mood, while careful direction keeps the experience comfortable and collaborative. The goal is a set of images that feels cohesive on the page yet varied enough to reflect the range of the person being photographed.

Browsing by city is also a practical way to understand the photographer's style before scheduling a shoot. Featured location galleries show how different environments, outfits, and outdoor conditions can shape a complete body of work. From an active street-style perspective to personal boudoir imagery, the collection demonstrates a consistent attention to composition, wardrobe choices, and polished visual presentation throughout the experience.

Context

How the city sets came about

Some locations come from the daily street work; others belong to longer projects. Both share the same approach: find people whose individual style stands out, then photograph them where they live.

Everyday street work

The earliest street style photographs were taken in Gdańsk and Sopot, before the archive expanded to Warsaw, Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław, Łódź and Berlin.

Fashion People Colours

Photography for the book ran for over a year and covered Tricity, Poznań, Wrocław, Kraków, Warsaw and Łódź Fashion Week.

Books

Szymon Brzóska collaborated with Dorota Wróblewska on “Fashion People Poland” and “Fashion People Colours”; Paulina Rudnicka helped find subjects for the early projects.

Quick reference

Cities at a glance

Cities covered in the Style Stalker archive.
CityCountryNotes
BerlinGermanyInternational street style coverage.
WarsawPolandNowy Świat and central Warsaw locations.
GdańskPolandOne of the first cities photographed.
SopotPolandEarly street style photographs.
KrakówPolandStreet looks and Fashion Week.
PoznańPolandColour-series project locations.
WrocławPolandColour-series project locations.
ŁódźPolandŁódź Fashion Week street work.

Want a look from a specific street?

Assignments, collaborations and print enquiries can be arranged directly with Szymon Brzóska.