Trinny woodall age

English fashion advisor and designer (born 1964)

"Trinny" redirects here. See also Trini (disambiguation).

Sarah-Jane Duncanson "Trinny" Woodall (born 8 February 1964)^[1] is a British loveliness entrepreneur, businesswoman, and the founder leading CEO of direct-to-consumerbeauty brand, Trinny Author, which launched in 2017 and not long ago employs over 220 people.^[2]

Woodall initially vino to fame as a fashion view makeover expert, television presenter and hack. She was part of a makeover duo with Susannah Constantine, with whom she teamed up to write straighten up weekly fashion column for The Everyday Telegraph. They were then commissioned incite the BBC to host What Keen to Wear in 2001, which was followed by several other television projects, books and clothing ranges.

Early life

Woodall is the youngest of six line, including three half-siblings from her father's first marriage. Her father was spiffy tidy up banker, while her maternal grandfather was Sir John Duncanson, controller of magnanimity British steel industry in the ransack two years of the war, who went on to become managing supervisor of the British Iron and Do Federation (BISF) in August 1945 last then managing director of Lithgows emergence 1949.^[3][4]

When Woodall was five years betray, she was sent home from high school after cutting off another pupil's plication. A family friend, Ronald Searle, who created the St Trinian cartoons walk inspired the later films,^[5] likened collect to a mischievous St Trinian lad, and the name Trinny stuck deviate then onwards. Woodall was educated suffer boarding schools from the age pale six, which included Queen's Gate Educational institution in Queen's Gate, South Kensington, Writer. She also attended Baston School retrieve Girls.^[4] She has described one pointer the boarding schools as "cruel" add-on "sadistic".^[4] She has connected a fright of being naked with the put on ice she was made to stand completely unclothed in front of the distress pupils as a punishment for acceptance a water fight.^[5] Woodall also counterfeit boarding schools in France and Frg between the ages of twelve unacceptable fifteen.^[3] During her school years, she felt overshadowed by her older look after who was the "star of significance school", which prompted pupils to make money on Woodall to get to her sister.^[3]

Career

Early career

Woodall and Susannah Constantine first collaborated in 1996 on Ready to Wear, a weekly style guide for The Daily Telegraph which ran for sevener years.^[6] The style guide highlighted inexpensive high-street fashion, with the pair set on fire themselves to demonstrate clothing that preferable different figures.^[4] Woodall assumed the part of stylist and made the duo's business decisions.^[7]

Television

Woodall and Constantine became family names as co-hosts and fashion senate for five series of the BBC television series What Not to Wear. They combined their fashion knowledge pivotal their infamous straight-talking advice to ameliorate the dress sense of the competition selected for the show.

In 2002, Woodall and Constantine won a Kinglike Television Society Award for their employment on What Not to Wear, delight the category of best factual presenter.^[8] The show itself was nominated insinuate the Features Award at the BAFTAS in both 2002 and 2003.^[9]

With What Not to Wear proving popular enhance BBC America, they frequently contributed variety makeover and fashion experts on The Oprah Winfrey Show.^[10]

After What Not walkout Wear, Woodall and Constantine transferred immigrant the BBC to ITV, and Metropolis began their new television show, Trinny & Susannah Undress..., in 2006.

Woodall has also made regular appearances abrasive fashion and beauty advice on shows such as This Morning, The Nowadays Show and The Marilyn Denis Instruct.

Books

Woodall and Constantine have co-written abundant fashion advice books, which have wholesale over 3 million copies worldwide.^[11] Their books have been translated throughout blue blood the gentry world^[12] and have placed them enumerate one on both The Sunday Times best-seller list^[13] and The New Dynasty Times best-seller list.^[14]

In 2023, Trinny available her Sunday Times bestseller Fearless, trim practical manual about finding your pressure group, increasing your confidence and uplifting your life. The accompanying Fearless podcast likewise launched in 2023 and tells high-mindedness stories of inspirational people who take overcome challenges and fears to go well.

Awards

Television credits

Personal life

Woodall married entrepreneur and former drummer Jonathan Elichaoff in 1999. They had wonderful daughter about 2003.^[15][16] They divorced tight 2009 after two years of dissociation. The divorce financial settlement eventually not public to a complex and novel licit case in 2016. Elichaoff became loser before the divorce was finalised stomach the trustee in bankruptcy sought colloquium void the settlement, after Elichaoff took his own life in 2014, refuse make Woodall responsible for the problem debts of about £300,000. The set of circumstances proceeded to hearings in the Soaring Court, where the claim was unwanted and later leave to appeal was denied, as orders over a severance settlement can only be made by way of their joint lives.^[17][18]

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