acclaim came in the seventies with punk, when her iconic jewelled safety pins and flair for deconstruction were considered to be the height of daring. This month sees the launch of her debut girlswear range Zandra Rhodes for Girls  for high-street

in enough high street stores to know exactly what you don’t need when you’re expecting.What’s the inspiration behind your mobile bra service?As a busy mother-to- three already my last pregnancy was marred by a few disasters. Nothing major (thankfully) but

thousands of toe-tapping, high-kicking events taking place all around the country. Highlights of theLondon programme include workshops with the English National Ballet, a dance carnival inCrystalPalacePark and a finale performance of epic proportions in

their choral performance. Meanwhile, Let’s Rock Elmo – praised in the TRA’s Dream Dozen – adds to the interactive vibe, with the Sesame Street character recognising which one of three instruments children hand to him and playing along with young ones

particular muse for your children’s collection?  SG Not really. We are inspired by the children we see on the street. And the memories of the children we were.DD I have nephews and I spend lots of time with them. I love them and I often imagine them wearing

this up.”The first step is to find a story that interests. Inspiration for your very own tall tale is likely to be sprinkled throughout your day, from a strange-but-true story in the newspaper to a quaint old curiosity shop on the high street. Think about

wife work out in Paraguay with street children and orphans and through their stories I’m very aware that home is not something to be taken for granted.What’s your favourite animal at the zoo? Which do your children like?True to form, my children tend

Soul, Dreadzone, The Human League, Lo’ Jo and Paul Ewing.For the children There are circus and dance workshops, magic shows and street theatre. The Roald Dahl Museum will be offering storytelling and craft workshops, while the Sunday parade features

was the inspiration for Fiona’s new business venture. “Ever since I’d become a parent, I could see this gap in the market for something that was a bit different, and would slot between the high street and the designer brands, yet wouldn’t alienate people by being too

extraction, from old-fashioned pressing to high-tech, eco-friendly techniques. There’s a playground, pony rides and an art corner for children, too, as well as an organic café serving traditional recipes handed down by the owner’s grandmother – great