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-This programme

-has an international flavour.

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-She lives in Cheshire...

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-..but Helen Havard Griffiths's

-clothes are French.

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-Hugh Edwin Jones travels

-even further to buy clothes.

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-Sian Hughes Cook's knickers and bras

-are sold all over the world.

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-She designed them!

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-Who knows what secrets lurk behind

-the lace curtains of suburbia?

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-I'm very fortunate to have married a

-man who has no interest in clothes.

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-He doesn't notice

-if I have two similar coats.

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-He thinks it's the same one!

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-I have a brown mack and a black mack

-but he hasn't noticed.

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-Helen Havard Griffiths

-is having an affair...

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-..with France.

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-Her children know

-and so does Gareth, her husband.

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-We lived in Paris for two years.

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-That gave me ample time

-to grow to love French fashion.

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-French fashion is very feminine.

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-Ladies wear lots of layers

-and different fabrics, too.

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-Hiya, Helen. How are you?

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-Hiya, Helen. How are you?

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-Hello. Come in.

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-I wear the clothes most women

-would wear to go out at night...

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-..to pick up the children

-from school.

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-I also have an opportunity

-to wear fancy clothes...

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-..in my work, as a harpist.

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-I don't follow fashion.

-I follow my own fashion.

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-I tend to keep things for years

-because my style doesn't date.

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-I don't seek to buy

-the famous designers' clothes...

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-..but I'm drawn to

-certain designers.

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-When you look through my wardrobe,

-four names keep cropping up.

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-Jus d'Orange, Derri,

-Cottonade and Zone Bleue.

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-This is the spare room.

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-I keep my everyday clothes in here.

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-They're very smart. They don't

-look like everyday clothes.

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-You're wearing

-a lovely outfit today.

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-I love those

-three-quarter length trousers.

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-This is a great outfit,

-by Jus d'Orange.

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-Is there anything else

-by Jus d'Orange in here?

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-Yes, quite a few,

-including these trousers...

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-..which I bought in Paris

-two or three years ago.

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-I wear them with this jacket.

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-It has a spiral of ruffles

-on the front, as you can see.

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-The top I wear under the jacket

-has ruffles, too.

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-I've been wearing berets

-in the winter for a few years.

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-I buy cheap berets in France

-and I like to decorate them myself.

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-It's important to me that my beret

-matches my clothes.

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-It must also complement

-my shoes and my bag.

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-Your daughters

-are fans of the beret, too.

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-Yes, parents tend to struggle to

-get their children to wear hats...

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-..but mine started young and

-they wear berets to go to school.

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-It can be an obsession

-and it creates problems for me.

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-My daughters kick up a fuss

-if their clothes don't match.

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-They're at an age now where

-they know what goes well together.

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-If they were home with their father

-and I was away...

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-..they'd wear funny things,

-including each other's clothes.

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-Does the white dress go with

-the white shoes and the white bag?

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-Yes, that's right.

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-I buy things from different shops

-but they go together.

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-I bought the dress,

-then the cardigan.

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-I came across a shop

-in Llandrillo-yn-Rhos one Sunday...

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-..and I saw the bag and the shoes

-in the window.

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-The shop was closed and I was

-only passing through the town.

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-I mentioned it to my parents and,

-fair play to them...

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-..they phoned me a few weeks later

-from that very shop.

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-They wanted to make sure I realised

-there was some yellow on the bag.

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-They were worried I wouldn't want it

-because of the yellow...

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-..but I was already aware of that.

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-They bought the bag and the shoes

-and gave them to me, as a present.

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-Very few people

-buy clothes for me...

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-..not even my parents,

-who know my taste.

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-Poor Gareth! I sometimes pick on him

-for not giving me a surprise...

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-..but it would be impossible for him

-to buy something to my taste.

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-I'm part of a duet,

-with a woman who plays the flute.

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-We talk the week before a concert

-to decide what we'll wear.

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-I make sure her outfit

-goes with the outfit I plan to wear.

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-Do you keep different clothes

-in this wardrobe?

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-Yes, these are my work clothes.

-My performance clothes.

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-I bought these quite recently.

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-I love this design.

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-It matches my style perfectly.

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-I couldn't find something to match

-the skirt, so I bought this dress.

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-I decided to put the dress with the

-skirt and wear the dress as a top.

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-I already owned this bag,

-so I put them all together.

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-I must ask you about these roses.

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-What sparked your interest in them?

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-What sparked your interest in them?

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-I just think they're feminine.

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-They add texture to the

-item of clothing, so it isn't flat.

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-They're interesting and they're fun.

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-I wear full length dresses...

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-..and I often wear trousers and

-a very fancy top to play the harp.

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-I was travelling back, through

-France, when I saw this in Troyes.

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-It struck me as being interesting

-and unusual.

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-I wore it when I played at a wedding

-a few days later.

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-I've worn it many times.

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-It isn't easy

-to get hold of this brand...

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-..but I've now tracked down

-their headquarters, in Paris.

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-They mostly sell to shops...

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-..but I persuaded them to let me in,

-with my daughters.

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-I bought this handy blouse,

-which can be formal and informal.

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-This is a great mack.

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-The roses theme

-continues in this mack.

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-I was travelling

-in an open-top bus around Madrid...

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-..at a time when they were

-getting ready for a royal wedding.

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-There were decorations

-and flowers around the city.

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-I was wearing summery clothes

-and it started to rain.

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-It was raining cats and dogs

-and I was on this bus!

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-I hopped off the bus

-and I ran into a shop.

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-I found this, I put it on and I

-got back on the bus and carried on.

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-Only you could have found

-a pretty coat, decorated with roses.

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-Most people would have found

-a bit of plastic or bought a kagoul!

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-If I spend money,

-I'll spend on things that will last.

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-Do British clothes disappoint you?

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-I can't find the feminine styles

-that I love.

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-Perhaps British clothes

-are more practical...

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-..but my clothes are practical,

-in my eyes.

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-When I go on holiday,

-I pack all my co-ordinating shoes.

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-I have a suitcase full of

-Bensimon pumps, from France.

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-I can't imagine going on holiday

-without taking them all with me.

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-I always leave room

-in my suitcase...

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-..for the items I'll buy

-for the following season.

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-My clothes make me feel happy.

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-They're French

-and I love all things French...

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-..so they make me feel very content.

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-People say you shouldn't mix

-business and pleasure.

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-As he travels the world...

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-..Hugh Edwin Jones has blurred

-the boundaries, even in Caernarfon!

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-The Hawaiian shirts

-are connected to my work.

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-I worked for the Film Commission

-and I visited America frequently.

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-I wore this shirt

-when I was in America...

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-..trying to persuade producers

-to come and film in Wales.

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-I tried to be one of the gang...

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-..in this shirt, white trousers,

-shoes with no socks and sunglasses!

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-Sunglasses were part of the look?

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-Sunglasses were part of the look?

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-Absolutely.

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-Even if they were just on your head?

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-Even if they were just on your head?

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-Yes, on your head, not your eyes!

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-I bought two of these from Burton,

-many moons ago.

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-They helped me blend in

-when I was in America.

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-Even a few Americans teased me about

-dressing to fit in with the locals!

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-I built on that,

-to a certain extent.

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-I wore this shirt on honeymoon.

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-We tied the knot in Las Vegas,

-which was a wonderful experience.

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-Everyone wore this sort of shirt,

-so I felt at home there.

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-If you dressed a certain way to

-fit in with the locals in America...

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-..those very clothes make you

-stand out if you wear them in Wales.

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-I've raised a few eyebrows

-within the local government system!

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-However, most people accepted

-that I work in a field...

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-..that was slightly removed from

-the council's basic work.

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-There was

-a general acceptance of me...

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-..as a round peg in a square hole.

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-The clothes in here are linked to

-the countries I've visited.

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-This has connections with

-the film industry.

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-I travelled to India to study

-the Bollywood film industry.

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-The producer worked in Bollywood,

-so I visited him.

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-He took me to Marks and Spencer,

-in Bollywood.

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-We went around the shop

-and he bought this for me.

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-He wanted me to wear this to a party

-he'd organised one evening.

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-His mother, who was in her 80s,

-had come down from the mountains...

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-..to meet this man from Wales.

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-Do you wear it often?

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-Do you wear it often?

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-I wear it on Sunday evenings.

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-I hope to wear it next year,

-when we go on holiday to Goa.

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-You'll wear your Kurta pyjamas

-when you're on holiday in Goa.

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-That's lovely!

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-That's lovely!

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-Yes.

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-The next garment

-has no connection with my work.

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-I went on holiday to Egypt

-and I bought this in Cairo.

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-When I wear it, I can picture myself

-back in the shop in Cairo...

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-..surrounded by hundreds of people.

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-I haggled with the owner and his

-starting price was extremely high.

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-We eventually agreed a fair price

-for both of us.

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-I hadn't planned to buy it

-but I ended up buying this outfit.

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-I enjoy wearing these clothes.

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-They give me access

-to some wonderful memories.

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-They give me an opportunity

-to relive some experiences...

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-..which may otherwise

-have been forgotten.

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-I'm quite fussy

-when it comes to underwear.

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-I look at my outerwear first,

-then I choose underwear to match it.

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-I like underwear that has

-lots of intricate details.

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-I consider the fantasy element

-and the fun element when I design.

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-There's an element of respectability

-about suburbia.

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-Sian Hughes-Cooke

-is a prime example.

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-She lives with Neil, her husband,

-and William, their son.

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-She designs underwear

-and she works from home.

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-When I was in Paris, I was

-headhunted by Calvin Klein...

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-..and I worked for them for a year,

-in New York.

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-I then

-went to work for Victoria's Secret.

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-It's the biggest lingerie company

-in America.

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-There are 900 Victoria's Secret

-shops across America.

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-This is part of my portfolio.

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-These designs appeared in Vogue...

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-..and in

-the Victoria's Secret catalogue.

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-This sequinned top

-was featured in German Vogue.

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-I designed this

-especially for Christmas.

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-I fell in love with this fabric

-but it was a little bit too bling.

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-I covered it in mesh, to make it

-more subtle and sophisticated.

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-More practical, too, because it

-stops the sequins from snagging.

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-You can see that one,

-in the catalogue.

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-It must be incredible to see

-some of your work in Vogue.

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-Having designs featured in Vogue

-gives you huge credibility.

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-Yes, it made me feel quite happy.

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-I was flicking through OK! and

-I saw a photo of Britney Spears...

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-..wearing that design, in purple.

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-She was wearing it

-under a black shirt.

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-It made me laugh and I thought,

-"Ooh! I designed that bra."

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-I look at all sorts of things

-to get my inspiration.

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-I start with a colour palette

-and a theme...

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-..and I see

-what looks nice together.

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-This is Versailles embroidery.

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-I saw this embroidery

-on the film, 'Sleepy Hollow'...

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-..and I knew

-it would make a lovely corset.

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-When you don't expect something

-to influence you...

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-..you get a flash of inspiration.

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-Yes, when I'm watching films

-or when I see plates and cups.

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-All sorts of things

-leave an impression on me...

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-..and influence my work.

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-Things like patterns and colours?

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-Yes. I'm always on the lookout

-for something different.

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-Take a woman who always wears

-basic, white bras and knickers...

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-..which are totally comfortable

-and not sexy in any way.

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-If you put her

-in a set of your underwear...

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-..do you think

-she'd feel like a different person?

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-Yes. Every set is created

-for a different customer.

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-Every set fits a different mood.

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-It's the same feeling as when you

-have a new dress or a new haircut.

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-It boosts your confidence

-and your self-esteem.

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-If you wear something that

-fits well, it gives you confidence.

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-This is part of Victoria's Secret's

-'Very Sexy' collection.

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-There's oil in there,

-to give you a bit of a plunge.

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-Yes, it feels like a liquid.

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-It's similar to this stuff.

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-Have you seen these?

-They're hidden inside the cups.

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-People call them chicken fillets.

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-People call them chicken fillets.

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-You can buy them separately.

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-You don't want them popping out of

-your bra, when you're having dinner!

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-It doesn't feel fake.

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-It feels lovely and soft.

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-It's supposed to feel

-just like a real breast, isn't it?

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-Yes, that's the idea.

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-It's quite soft.

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-I now design

-for several British companies.

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-They're all high street stores.

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-I'm currently doing a lot of work

-for Marks and Spencer.

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-I've also designed for Ann Summers

-and Knickerbox.

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-As a company, we work for Debenhams

-and we designed for La Senza.

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-A lot of women wear my designs.

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-Who are your customers, Sian?

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-Women, of course!

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-I design for women...

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-..but men buy my designs for

-their wives and their girlfriends.

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-Women tend to buy functional

-underwear, for everyday wear...

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-..and men tend to buy something

-really sexy for their partners.

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-Is comfort one of your priorities?

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-Yes, especially for a company

-like Marks and Spencer.

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-Most of the things

-we supply to them...

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-..must be sturdy enough

-to withstand ten 40 degree washes.

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-That's not necessarily my priority.

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-I focus on

-how my designs actually look.

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-Some of my designs are only

-meant to be worn for five minutes!

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-I shouldn't say that!

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-This is meant to look quite innocent

-but it's anything but innocent!

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-You can open the flap.

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-You can see the fun element

-in this design, with the feathers.

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-It's called 'Fallen Angel'.

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-This is called the Dolly Bird.

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-We had a theme

-called 'Hello, Dolly'.

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-It's very kitsch

-and we use sherbet colours.

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-I like the colour combination.

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-A large company

-is interested in buying this...

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-..so I hope they decide to go ahead.

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-This isn't in the shops?

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-This isn't in the shops?

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-No, not yet.

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-We're having a sneak preview!

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-This shows off

-the fun element of my designs.

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-It's called 'Chastity'.

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-I found this chain embroidery and

-I wanted to make it pink and fun.

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-I added a diamante key

-and a tiny padlock.

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-There are matching handcuffs,

-which come with a key and a lock.

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-I try to include a fun element

-in the designs.

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-It's all a bit tongue in cheek and

-I like to push back the boundaries.

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-Some items are kitsch and others

-evoke people's sexuality.

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-They're designed for specific

-markets and different people.

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-The biggest element I give them

-is that fun element.

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