The film directed by Sadie Frost chronicles the life of Twiggy, originally Lesley Hornby, who rose from humble beginnings in London to become a fashion icon. Featuring insights from fashion greats like Edward Enninful and Suzy Menkes, it highlights her unmatched status in the 60s fashion scene. Twiggy's charm allowed her to combat sexism with humor, leading to a diverse career that included successful stints in film, theatre, and television. The documentary portrays her as a working-class heroine whose achievements defy the expected tragic outcomes of fame, leaving a lasting legacy in pop culture.
Twiggy's journey from working-class origins to fashion icon exemplifies resilience and charm, transcending typical narratives of fame with a remarkable career unfettered by tragedy.
The film presents Twiggy as a 'working-class heroine,' whose ability to maintain her humor amidst sexism and scrutiny contributed to her enduring legacy in fashion.
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