to wear as a child?I always remember I had a pink sweater dress that I used to wear with white tights and a pair of suede brogues bought from Trickers in Northampton.Who would you most like to design an amazing creation for?Jamie Oliver’s kids would

and gives a nod to the recent craze of mini-meís and the trend and growth in contemporary childrenís wear a line, that invests in fabric, cuts and detailing. Pictured Dip dye dress £446 by Bonnie Young (ages 2-12) visitFor more information, visit www

(3oz) ricotta1 tsp runny honey3 ready-to-eat dried apricots, choppedMethodMix together the ricotta and honey and stir in the chopped apricots.Chicken Caesar Salad  (courtesy Lunchboxes by Annabel Karmel, Random House, £6.99)The croutons and dressing

. It was obviously meant to be... What was your favourite thing to wear as a child?I loved dressing in fashionable clothes and still do when I get the chance. My grandmother would make me the most beautiful clothes – I would pick designs from women’s magazines

in the early Nineties when he co-presented Channel Four’s Eurotrash. Gaultier is also renowned for strong nautical looks which, as he confesses in our exclusive interview (below), hark back to his childhood when his grandmother dressed him in a little sailor

a running theme, with PVC making a regular appearance in the form of knee-high boots. We saw gorgeous velvet dresses, a draped golden sequinned number complete with mesh petticoat (Miss.Grant) as well as youthful velvet dresses and metallic pumps

Lightweight layers The Fifties influenced many collections, from beatnik striped T-shirts and rockabilly swing dresses, to casual looks inspired by golf and cruise wear. But to smarten an outfit, designers used layers, teaming checked shirts with waistcoats

Design Award winning Junior Gaultier - hey, if it ain't broke, why fix it - with the gorgeous addition of delicate floral silk dresses and dip-dye tulle skirts. Blazers, brilliant white and graphic print T-shirts are still a hit with the boys - just add

and sometimes with snowflake and other mountain/ski traditional style patterning. Overlarge knitted beanies, berets and pull on style hats were teamed with chunky scarves.4) Shapes remain volume led for dresses and skirts with bubble and tulip shapes popular

favorite neighbour Lucy.What did you want to be when you grew up?A wedding dress designer or a nurse/doctor.Do you have any particularly funny childhood memories?Dressing up my cat Sooty in dolls’ dresses, disastrous attempts at making toffee apples