Jacqueline durran, costume designer

Bernadette Gledhill , from Huddersfield, has worked in the fashion industry for five decades, first as a model, then teaching others how it’s done and these days choreographing fashion shows. The 70-year-old’s career has come full circle, and she shares with us the joy of modelling, and why she’ll never let anyone perm her hair again!

Designer Tiffany Duggan is decorating for a new era – mixing styles and colours that feel exciting, she tells our editor Pip Rich

Straight-talking, mad about make-up and proud to be an Essex girl, Dame Helen Mirren tells Annie Vischer what it means to be an icon

Costumes and colours are integral to a show, says designer Leslie Kavanagh – none more so than in The Handmaid’s Tale , which concludes this week

The “naked dress” has killed individuality and fashion

Three women choose to spend their lives recognising the periods of history that mean the most to them