Kit Price, the Britboy

Kit Price, the Britboy4 ways to turn up the charm

In this episode of THE FITTING ROOM, London-based model Kit Price and our hosts Yaya, Elli, Ourania, and Gigi share their takes on Britboy style and how to finesse it.

By Heather Snowden

24 April 2025 · 2 min read

When it comes to repping age-old British stereotypes, Kit Price is kind of letting the side down. First up, he doesn’t drink tea. “I could probably count on one hand how many times I've had tea in my life,” he says, swiftly putting an end to any chat on how he takes his brew. Secondly, he grew up in Malaysia, meaning not only is he consistently disappointed by UK spice levels, but that he spent most of his childhood in swimming trunks on a beach and didn’t get the flu as a consequence.

Yet when you meet him, he couldn’t be any more British. He’s charming, super polite, and hilarious, bringing the same tongue-in-cheek banty energy that his 1.1 million TikTok followers love him for. He’s also super confident and impeccably dressed, which perhaps you’d expect for a model who, at just 23 years old, has walked for the likes of Dior, Armani, and Burberry, and scored his first Oscars invitation as a result.

It’s for those reasons and more that we linked up with him for this episode of THE FITTING ROOM, which is dedicated to Britboy style. Like Kit, Britboy doesn’t come with one clear descriptor — the aesthetics are hard to sum up in one word but they’re still unmistakably UK. From the Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren DIY punk era, to Oasis in Stone Island and Blur in adidas track jackets, to lads in Burberry coats and vintage country tweed, to the understated flamboyance of rock icons like The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. You could say that Britboy is more of a feeling.

And when it comes to styling that feeling, our hosts Yaya, Elli, Ourania, and Gigi have absolutely smashed it.

Five diverse individuals stand together in front of blue drapes. They are dressed in stylish clothing and have friendly expressions.

BRITBOY STYLE

“If it feels safe, it's not the right look.” — Kit Price

BRITBOY STYLE

“If it feels safe, it's not the right look.” — Kit Price

So Kit, describe your own style in three words. Clean, minimal, evolving.

Who’s your favourite style icon? James Dean and Jude Law. They're just cool cookies, aren't they?

What was your first big fashion gig? It was a Louis Vuitton campaign in Budapest. I remember running around the garden in excitement and accidentally stepping in dog s*** when I got the news. I had never been so happy to have s*** on the bottom of my foot.

Yaya’s Edit

Which era showcased the peak of Britboy style in your opinion? Punk era. It saw the rise of Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith, and John Richmond, all of which are titans in the world of fashion.

What’s a British brand everyone should have in their wardrobe? Vivienne Westwood and Paul Smith.

Describe Britboy fashion in one sentence. If it feels safe, it's not the right look

Elli’s Edit

Who embodies Britboy fashion best right now? I think Harry Lambert has the Britboy fashion in a chokehold. He shows a lot of appreciation to British fashion houses and is very brave in his styling choices.

And what’s your British fashion ick? An absolute no-go? I'm not a fan of really chunky boots. I think they make you look like a clown.

One item in your wardrobe you can’t live without? I love a good jacket, they're usually what I build an outfit around.