The entrepreneur 60, who made her debut on BBC 's Dragon's Den this week, founded her beloved brand Trinny London from her own kitchen back in 2017.

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Lyla, meanwhile, reflected on her mum's TV legacy, particularly the impact of the reality series 'What Not to Wear', presented by Trinny alongside Susannah Constantine during the early 2000s.

Trinny and her friend Susannah Constantine became well renowned fashion experts, leading to their own show. The iconic duo presented their BBC BAFTA Award nominated makeover reality show ...

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