Model's Muse.

This Vogue video is basically an unbelievable who's who of the fashion world - Intimate interviews with all the A-list guests who attended the Metropolitan Museum of Art's gala celebrating 'The Model as Muse' exhibition. 

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New M&S Portfolio

Marks and Spencer have today launched their 'Portfolio' range aimed at women of 45+. In response to a customer panel, women in this age group felt their needs weren't being met. 

Positioned between their Classic range and 'Per Una', the new Portfolio (aimed at bridging the gap between collections) line is aimed at a more sophisticated, fashion conscious woman who knows how to dress with style for her age.

Executive Chairman Stuart Rose has chosen one of the first supermodels, Marie Helvin as the face of the campaign. She is in good company alongside the likes of Twiggy, Lily Cole, Erin O'Conner etc who have been an undeniable factor in M&S's success.

Twiggy's Frock Exchange

A new programme on the BBC has opened people's eyes to the concept of swapping clothes. On Twiggy's Frock Exchange, the idea is that everyone invited brings at least one item of clothing they will never wear again and swaps it for somebody else's. The chances are you will go away with something that you might not have considered before when high street shopping. Some lucky attendees were also going away with amazing items, some brought in by celebrities (such as the gorgeous Marc Jacob mini dress brought in by Ferne Cotton). Twiggy keeps the momentum going with help from rock chick Lauren Laverne and Grazia's Style Director Paula Reed.

I was particularly interested in the section of the programme where a person's old garment was altered and remade into a new garment altogether. I looked into this concept in my uni project (in fact even looking at the same company who do it on this programme) last year and ended up doing a similar idea.

(You can also go onto the programme website and find out more about how to hold your own Frock exchange party).