It all started with a haircut. Looking for shampoo ... of the era pop up in the film to recall what happened next, as Twiggy’s boyish 31-23-32 figure and her ‘gender-fluid little elfin ...

Billionaire Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest's child Sophia has tied ... and sported a new short hair cut, while bride Zara tied her long dark locks up for the big event. Actress Zoe, best known for ...

Sir James Dyson first came to London from Norfolk in the mid-1960s as a student at the Royal College of Art. “Just up the ...

We are at Larry King’s hair salon in South Kensington where the inventor and entrepreneur is about to have his hair cut. Thirty odd ... that helped to launch Twiggy’s career).

Twiggy and Sadie Frost at the world premiere for Twiggy at the London Film Festival this weekTwiggy and Sadie Frost at the world premiere for Twiggy at the London Film Festival this week (Photo ...

Trust Joanna Lumley to steal a documentary about Twiggy. Interviewed on the less glamorous side of being a working model in the 1960s, the former Avenger exhales a great aria of inverse nostalgia.

Trust Joanna Lumley to steal a documentary about Twiggy. Interviewed on the less glamorous side of being a working model in the 1960s, the former Avenger exhales a great aria of inverse nostalgia.

In March 1973, just months before the Singapore Zoo opened in June that year, a three-year-old black panther named Twiggy slipped out of its cage, even though its cage was securely locked.

It’s a little bit crazy, but it works. She was born Lesley Hornby in Neasden in 1949, and as Twiggy she became a pop culture icon in Sixties London (the Daily Express called her “The Face of 1966”).