Trinny Woodall, What Not To Wear and a multimillion-dollar company
About this episode
Trinny Woodall discusses her transition from television to launching her own beauty brand, Trinny London.
Trinny Woodall first became a household name as one half of the dynamic duo, Trinny and Susannah. Together the pair built a career issuing fashion advice to women on their long-running BBC series, What Not to Wear . But at the age of 53 Woodall decided it was time to step out on her own, launching eponymous beauty brand Trinny London. On this week’s episode of How I Made It, fashion editor Lauren Sams finds out how the former television host became a beauty disruptor standing at the helm of a multimillion-dollar company. This podcast was sponsored by Telstra . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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