Twiggy takes us through her life in looks, from her 1966 discovery to the Stella McCartney suit she chose to receive her ...

HELLO!'s Laura Benjamin interviews Twiggy ahead of the release of her biopic documentary. She's joined by her daughter Carly ...

Fashion model Twiggy - real name Dame Lesley Lawson - was ... her looks have inspired generations and saw her named the 'The Face of '66'. But even before she was scouted for an interview ...

She acquired a new name and was hailed as 'The Face of '66'. Other celebrated models of the era pop up to recall what happened next, as Twiggy's boyish 31-23-32 figure and her 'gender-fluid little ...

Twiggy "didn't look like any of the other models ... because she called me ‘The Face of 1966.' "The day before we met, she’d been working with a stroppy older model, then I walked in and ...

GREAT to see you on The One Show! Looking forward to the film Have a GORGEOUS cushion with Twiggy's ICON face from the 60's on it, such a FAN! (UK)." Twiggy's segment on The One Show wasn't just ...

So after years of uproar from every corner of the world, last December Meta announced it was introducing new measures to more swiftly weed out scams and prevent the hijacking of celebrity faces by ...

1968: Twiggy at the height of her ‘Swinging Sixties’ fashion ... But she said I had an interesting little face and sent me to [celebrity hairdresser] Leonard of Mayfair. Leonard asked if he could do ...

One of the “editrices” – Twiggy’s word - there said, ‘You’ll never make a model, you’re too small and too slim.’” But she thought her face had potential, told her to get some test shots and sent her ...

Nicknamed ‘Twiggy’, this straight-talking working class woman became the face of Swinging Sixties London, and went on to work in film, TV, music and more. Frost explains why she was so keen to ...

who made me 'boy' suits," Twiggy, who was one of the first women to order her outfits from Savile Row, and has also been the face of high-street retailer Marks & Spencer, tells us, deftly lifting ...

About three weeks later, it was a big page in the Daily Express saying Twiggy the Face of '66. And, on that day in February, my life changed forever. [chuckles] Oh, it's another Bert. This is ...