Your very own Style Guru

Call me Lawrence Llewlyn Bowen for style, or a politician with the amount of opinion that comes out of my mouth. I have seen many countries in my work as an international travel escort. I'm what you might call a bit of an escort-style guru. I don't even bat an eyelid when asked to accompany a client abroad. Once upon a time, I used to call my elite colleagues and gush about going to New York or Milan, and I still love visiting these places. However, the shine or novelty, if you like, slightly lacks lustre, unlike my passion for my job.

However, going to clients' homes never gets boring for me. Obviously, with my regular London clients, once you've seen their impressive mansions, you can tick them off your list. But when you have a new client willing to show off his grand pad, a wave of excitement washes over me like a kid waking up on Christmas day.

I am nosey. I used to love watching the Cribs programme and seeing how pimped-out celebs' houses were. Style is personal, but some gadgets and expensive items that decorate their homes seem excessive. "What, that old vase? Yeah, it's 8 million, but pocket change to me, baby."

My newbie, "Theo, "recently invited me to his Kensington pad and knocked my socks off because of how tastefully decorated they were. You get the idea: Eight bedrooms, six bathrooms, and four reception rooms—all look gorgeous and completely different. I like to think of myself as an escort-style guru, but in my professional opinion, this guy is the style god.

"Theo" is an actor who specialises in foreign films, so in the Far East, he is a legend and has made loads of money. He told me he designed all the rooms himself and hired an interior designer to bring his ideas to life. Slightly clinical in the bathrooms with more of a hotel feel, but damn, his bed was comfy. I am a tad sceptical, wondering where he found the time to do this himself. Anyway, his home was stunning and only a quick walk to the shops and some trendy bars.