During her modelling career Twiggy was known for her androgynous style, appearing on the cover of the likes of Vogue and Tatler, and she also had a career on stage and screen, with her role in The Boy Friend (1971) earning her two Golden Globe awards.
In the latest trailer released on Wednesday, the model, whose real name is Dame Lesley Lawson, is seen posing for photographers, being interviewed and reflecting on featuring on the cover of David Bowie’s 1973 covers album Pin-Ups.
Sir Paul McCartney has said “what you saw was what you got” with Twiggy, in a trailer for a new documentary about the model who is synonymous with the 1960s.
For her Broadway debut in My One And Only she received a Tony nomination for best actress in a musical in 1983, before going on to host her own TV show, Twiggy’s People, which saw her interview celebrities.
The film, named Twiggy, was directed by Sadie Frost and follows the star’s upbringing, career and relationships.
