Photos: Street fashion night-life edition at Bardot

Lauren Matthews, 23, of Silver Lake in her grandmother’s fur, a bag from EBay and ModCloth. Matthews says she is “ragamuffin street urchin chic.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Bree Harrison, 22, in a leather skirt from Forever 21, with Carlos Anthony, 28, of Echo Park. Bree describes the style as “old school meets new school.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Clementine Goldszal, 27, of Beechwood Canyon, in a dress that’s “vintage, classic feminine,” she says.  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Jolee Blon, 26, of Echo Park in a vintage Marilyn Monroe-inspired outfit. Blon says she is a “vintage country girl.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Gia Genevieve of Hollywood in an outfit from PinUpGirlClothing.com. She says her style is “electro 1950s glam.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Jeffrey Suarez, 27, of Orange County, in Levis and a Guess jacket.  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Lillian Shalom, 25, of Beverly Hills, in Chloe shoes. She says her style is “vintage, Forever 21 magical.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

B.J. Panda Bear, of the Westside, in vintage and American Apparel. He says his style is “DIY couture DUI.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Justin Jorgensen, 35, in a Paul Smith jacket from Toluca Lake, with Camille Rousseau. Jorgensen said he’s “inspired by the Joker,” and Rousseau, who wore all thrift store finds, said she is inspired by “the lonely cat lady down the street.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Sean Rashad, 21, of Los Angeles, in a kilted skirt from American Apparel and red Doc Martins, says his style harkens “a New York prostitute in the ‘80s mixed with goth.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Ana Calderon, of Silver Lake, who is wearing pants from H&M and boots by Frye, says, “I just wear a lot of black and DJ all over the place.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Myles Hendrick is in a Borsalino hat, vintage blazer, shirt by Band of Outsiders, J Brand jeans and boots by Dior. He says his style is “ ‘ 60s Beatles, Cat Stevens and Amish Rabbi.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Jeff Lunjan, 25, of Hollywood, in a fur coat, mink stole and top hat from a Pasadena flea market. He says he’s “vintage Victoria and eclectic artistic.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Dethy from Hollywood in “stuff I found for free.” She describes her style as “inconsistent, unpredictable and insane.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Tatiana Dumais, 20, from the San Fernando Valley, in a friend’s dress. She says her style is “awesome.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Scarlett Casanova of Los Angeles in Donna Summers disco ‘70s attire. She says her style is “Eastside disco and indie.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Patrick Melcher in a Ben Sherman shirt, Prada shoes and pants from H&M. Gino Perez says his style is “art for Pete’s sake!”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Megan Quashie, 25, wearing “everything my mom made,” except for her tights from American Apparel. Quashie says she has “black Carrie” style.  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Ramon Lopez, of Highland Park, wearing a handmade scarf and American Vintage boots, says he’s “punk rock mixed with glitter.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Megan Saltink, of Oklahoma, said she was dressed to have fun and that her style is “eclectic, different and unique.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Angilee Burger, of Oklahoma, in thrift store mismatch says her style is “thrift store couture.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)

Tristen O’Connor, 24, of Beverly Hills, is in “stuff I found” and describes his style as “Victorian wonderful.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The TImes)

Stephanie Hoogland, 25, wearing an Alexander Wang shirt and Creepers shoes, describes her look as “dirty girl sexy.” Haley Hoogland, 22, in Jeffrey Campbell shoes and an H&M scarf, calls her style “comfortable cute.” And Margaret Wackerly, 22, donning a vintage top and shoes by Jeffrey Campbell, says her look is “laid back, sexy and cute.”  (Colin Young-Wolff / For The Times)