Trinny Woodall

Yeah.

No, it was like we were like sniffing dogs who didn't like each other.

Oh, really?

We met.

That's so funny.

I went to a dinner party at her boyfriend's house.

And she was obviously there.

And we met.

And I remember we didn't talk much.

And we were like two male sniffing dogs around each other.

And then we had a very close friend who was our mutual best friend.

And she had had us both sort of get whinging about not being happy in our career and wanting to do other things.

And at the time, I had this idea for this...

column that would be sort of what's great and what isn't great and I'd always loved I always had girls ended up in my bathroom and ended up in my wardrobe and I was always restyling it wasn't it was like you had you kind of bought from M&S or Kukai or designer and that was it there was no Zara there was no Mango there was no Massimo Dutti there was none there was H&M maybe but I don't even remember H&M then not even like the H&M today no

So Vogue would take a sample from Warehouse, put it in Vogue as their tokenism to High Street, but they wouldn't ever make the sample up.

So it's like, you know, mum took you into St.

Michael's.

It wasn't M&S then.

St.

Michael's for your things.