Frost is on a '60s streak, following up her documentary on designer Mary Quant with a film called "Twiggy" about the ...

The 75-year-old fashion icon is one of the most recognizable names from the 1960s but revealed that it 'all could have gone wrong.' ...

The One Show viewers were left in awe of Twiggy's youthful looks during her recent appearance on the BBC programme. The ...

Fashion model Twiggy - real name Dame Lesley Lawson - was one of the biggest names of the Swinging Sixties, but few people know how she got her famous nickname. Famed for her large, dark eyes ...

What fascinates Frost about Twiggy is how she is “always challenging herself but never selling out or compromising herself or her family”. Almost 60 years after her heyday, Twiggy is still “strong, ...

Fans of the brand included everyone who was anyone at the time in the 1960s with Twiggy, the Rolling Stones ... when Hulanicki created a pink gingham dress that cost 25 shillings.

Twiggy shot to fame in the 60s as a teenage model and is known as a respected name within the industry to this day. The star has appeared in the likes of Vogue and Tatler over the years.

The 'Be My Baby' vocalist, now 75, is a British icon who was a leading teenage model during London's swinging '60s. But how did Dame Lesley Lawson, her real name, become known as Twiggy?

Twiggy turned the modelling world upside down with her androgynous style, big round eyes, bold eyelashes, and pixie haircut, becoming a defining figure and fashion icon of the swinging 60s.