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"The subject of sustainability was for me, like for many others, not really present at that time."
"It has always been about bringing outstanding clothes to women."
"After 14 amazing years, I changed in 2016 to Stylebob.com as their Editorial Director, building the whole editorial team from scratch."
"I slowly but continuously followed my passion and my own path from a fashion assistant to a junior editor, then into an editor role and ultimately as to become the fashion director."
"I also realized quickly that writing would not be an option for me and that I would much rather create concepts for fashion and flat lay pages."
"I realized that I really wanted to work in this field after finishing my course."
"I ended up doing both internships in the fashion department which clearly shows how comfortable I felt in that sphere."
"I had to do two internships and I remember applying to a student internship at InStyle, because I have known them from the US. At that time InStyle was still relatively new and unknown."
"I took opportunities and I took risks, and I wasn’t afraid to try different things."
"We are good at using humour to draw attention to a serious fact, that girls are dropping out of school because they have nowhere to wash and change when they are menstruating and it’s a really taboo subject."
"When leaders invest holistically in people, that investment sends the message that “my leader cares."
"It’s funny what you remembe"
"I remember telling everyone that my name was Victoria because I hated the name Helen."
"I was a little show-off and she was determined I was going to make it as a dancer and get away from Oldham, where I was born and brought up."
"I was sent to stage school at a fairly young age."
"I had a Gypsy Rose Lee mother who was determined I was going on the stage."
"There’s no reason, I suppose, why he should have heard of it."
"He asked me to explain when it was made and what it was about."
"This reporter on the other end hadn’t heard of it and was amazed I had chosen it."
"I was talking to this lovely person on the other end of the phone but he must have been very young because he didn’t seem to know anything I was talking about."
"They wanted to know what my five favourite films were."
"It’s crazy; life’s never been busier."
"Everything is still pretty much where the removal men left them."
"I haven’t been home long enough to put things where I want them."
"I’ve been here for months but what with Calendar Girls and Corrie"
"When I arrive at her new home in Eye.*I’ve been so busy that I haven’t had time to sort things out properly."
"You can make a simple, black and white film with no sound, and it still wins prizes, doesn’t it?"
"I thought it was so clever and it just shows you don’t have to have all those extra things they have in films today."
"Going to the ceremony and seeing his name read out and everything, it was very exciting."
"Because my husband won an Oscar for it and it will always be my special favourite film."
"I came from Oldham and lived in London."
"I’d never heard of Suffolk before my husband and I came to live here."
"But it kind of encouraged me to carry on."
"I’ve never been able to play parts like that because I have always been a character actress with comedy."
"I longed to look like Audrey Hepburn and I thought that it was a really romantic film."
"I went to stage school hoping to be a ballet dancer but I turned out to be an actress instead."
"This is the first film I ever saw and afterwards I wanted to be Moira Shearer. *I wanted to be a ballet dancer."
"I’m a gay icon which is something I never thought would come to me."
"But then Bad Girls came along and I thought, ‘ooh, I’ve entered the character acting stage’ and what a character it was."
"I was quite well known in the ’60s and ’70s but then you get to that stage when you’re too old to play the maid and too young to play the housekeeper, and you become difficult to cast."
"So it was still a sentimental thing, but it felt like the right thing to do."
"When I was offered this play I thought ‘No. Why would I want to do that?’ but my agent talked to me about it and suggested that perhaps this was my career coming full circle."
"It’s been a very funny feeling because that’s where it all started for us as a couple."
"SVG awaits 'wall of cash' to kick start commitment."
"Every time I meet him, I ask him if he has any bricks with him."
"To put it bluntly, we need to get some in the door."
"I am quite comfortable with the cash."
"At some point this cycle is going to tip and you’re not going to be able to hide behind market beta or quantitative-easing beta."
"But we as investors would not be comfortable assuming that this will continue."
"We’re quite close to managers, so we’ve got a pretty good idea of when they’re going to come back to market."