It's sort of to do with Cary Grant in the south of France in the 1930s, that sort of thing -- but not all retro. There we've made it modern because we have modern fabrics.

It's streamlined, I think rather than tailored. My collection is nothing to do with revisiting the eighties or anything like that. I really think that modern women want that choice of softness or fluidity or versatility in clothes, and it's to do with how you put different fabrics together, and it's much more simple I think than before.

I don't know of one home that was not damaged.

She has always been involved in the community.

It should be much sleeker and sharper.

It should be much sleeker and sharper,