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  The Telegraph

  At 72, Twiggy is proof that older models are the most relatable campaign stars

  When it comes to advertising campaigns, the fashion and beauty industries don’t exactly have clean copybooks. Blighted by lack of race and age diversity, in recent years brands have tried to do better, but only after being shamed into doing so by public opinion.

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  Harper’s Bazaar

  Twiggy talks about her iconic signature make-up

  And the mascara she calls “Twiggy lashes in a tube”

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  The Guardian

  Thick & Tight: Short & Sweet review – a life-enhancing, many-peopled show

  Running the gamut from Edith Sitwell and Twiggy to Rasputin and Elaine Paige, this mixed bill from an extraordinary duo and friends is a delight

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  BANG Showbiz

  Twiggy: I’d have a very slight facelift

  Twiggy insists she would never have fillers or Botox.

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  Yahoo Life UK

  Twiggy reveals how she quit her comfort zone – and you can, too

  The fashion legend explains why older people need to challenge themselves.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Dame Twiggy on being ‘brave enough’ to step out of comfort zone

  The model and fashion star reflected on pushing herself to try new roles throughout her career.

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  Good Housekeeping UK

  Dame Twiggy on stepping outside her comfort zone

  Fashion icon Dame Twiggy talks about facing her fears and finding lasting love in her Good Housekeeping cover interview

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  The Telegraph

  Is this the end of the great British supermodel?

  No European country has produced as many iconic supermodels as Britain. Sixties fashion was defined by Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton, and Cool Britannia could never have reached the heady heights it did without Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and the late Stella Tennant. Cara Delevingne’s extraordinary fame was a precursor to the American Hadid sisters while David Gandy is widely agreed to be one of the best looking men on the planet. But now, Brexit could threaten to derail the industry and herald the en

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  The Independent

  Twiggy reveals iconic 1960s pixie haircut was an accident

  Twiggy, with her doll-like eyelashes and pixie-short locks, is recognised as one of the defining faces of the Swinging Sixties.But it turns out that the model did not actually want the famous cropped hairstyle that made her famous – she was just too shy to say no.

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  The Independent

  Twiggy is wrong. Fashion is moving away from slimness

  It is well documented that the fashion industry has a plus-size problem. You only need to look at editorials, advertising campaigns and clothing rails to see the glaring lack of representation, despite the plus-size market being worth around £6.6 billion in the UK alone.However, a cultural shift towards inclusivity and body positivity in recent years has forced the fashion industry to start listening. Things are changing, which is why comments in a recent Guardian interview with Twiggy, a Britis

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