I will be on BBC Breakfast TV talking about airbrushing in advertising and magazines. The issue that has raised its head this time is that of the photograph of an overly-zealous-airbrushing and unrealistic photo of Twiggy as the face of an anti -ageing face cream.

I believe that airbrushing is ok when used conservatively, to gently enhance, sharpen or tweak. But not when used to promote unrealistic images for children, teens, young women, or indeed any women to aspire to and thereby believe that “PERFECTION” is all. No one is perfect- certainly no celebrity I’ve ever styled!

ALL women can make the best of themselves with clever dressing, well- fitting lingerie, makeup tricks and hair styling, whatever their age, shape and size. The message from magazines and advertisers should be about the “feel good” factor, not one that increases insecurities to achieve the impossible

The launch of Jimmy Choo shoes at H&M.

What is the allure of buying into the Jimmy Choo brand? Why do girls queue round the block?
Are they worth it?

Why has H&M been so successful with their Designer partnerships with Karl Lagerfield, Stella McCartney, Victor and Rolf, Cavalli, Comme des Garcons and Mathew Williamson and now Jimmy Choo?

All these questions discussed and more…..

p>Should politicians of a certain age jog? If so, what should they wear? Why do they all get it so wrong? Do they consider it a photo-opportunity or keep fit?

If it?s really a mission to keep fit why don?t they wear the appropriate running clothes- with proper jogging shoes and new hi-tec comfortable breathable sportswear? If it?s a photo opportunity, have they considered what they look like?

Either way, elasticated trackie bottoms and an old aertex top is so wrong Mr Brown, as are surfing style shorts, fleece and a beanie (Mr Johnson) and too short shorts (Mr Cameron)?..