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Silk, sass and shimmer: William Banks-Blaney on Coco Chanel
The vintage couture expert explains why 1924 Ribbon Dress still holds sway on catwalks.
  1. Silk, sass and shimmer: William Banks-Blaney on Coco Chanel
    04:44
    Silk, sass and shimmer: William Banks-Blaney on Coco Chanel
  2. Simon Schama on the ongoing problems faced by the Jewish people
    05:49
    Simon Schama on the ongoing problems faced by the Jewish people
  3. Simon Schama on Germany's historical relationship with the Jews
    08:05
    Simon Schama on Germany's historical relationship with the Jews
  4. Sandi Toksvig on the need for equal representation for women
    06:34
    Sandi Toksvig on the need for equal representation for women
  5. Oxfam's Mark Goldring calls for a new Magna Carta
    07:09
    Oxfam's Mark Goldring calls for a new Magna Carta
  6. Germaine Greer: My best book
    04:42
    Germaine Greer: My best book
  7. Germaine Greer on The Female Eunuch
    07:12
    Germaine Greer on The Female Eunuch
  8. Meera Syal on The House of Hidden Mothers
    05:47
    Meera Syal on The House of Hidden Mothers
  9. Dan and Peter Snow: Introduction to Waterloo
    06:18
    Dan and Peter Snow: Introduction to Waterloo
  10. David Mitchell: I'm a fake novelist
    07:40
    David Mitchell: I'm a fake novelist
  11. The Mozart Question: Michael Morpurgo, Daniel Pioro and the Storyteller's Ensemble
    04:47
    The Mozart Question: Michael Morpurgo, Daniel Pioro and the Storyteller's Ensemble
  12. The Mozart Question: Michael Morpurgo and Daniel Pioro
    03:09
    The Mozart Question: Michael Morpurgo and Daniel Pioro
  13. Nigel Kennedy on The Four Seasons
    03:37
    Nigel Kennedy on The Four Seasons
  14. How Miranda Hart joined Call the Midwife
    01:18
    How Miranda Hart joined Call the Midwife
  15. Jenny Agutter: I saw a beautifully crafted character
    02:44
    Jenny Agutter: I saw a beautifully crafted character
  16. How Call the Midwife team drew upon their own experiences of motherhood
    02:48
    How Call the Midwife team drew upon their own experiences of motherhood
  17. Pippa Harris: Some of our younger crew hadn't realised it was illegal to be gay
    02:21
    Pippa Harris: Some of our younger crew hadn't realised it was illegal to be gay
  18. Celia Imrie on the importance of being bored
    01:47
    Celia Imrie on the importance of being bored
  19. Terry Waite on the book he received from a sympathetic guard
    01:57
    Terry Waite on the book he received from a sympathetic guard
  20. Terry Waite on finding humour in the darkest of places
    01:20
    Terry Waite on finding humour in the darkest of places
  21. Alex Salmond: How the Scottish referendum empowered people
    04:39
    Alex Salmond: How the Scottish referendum empowered people
  22. Alex Salmond on joining the SNP while at university
    01:20
    Alex Salmond on joining the SNP while at university
  23. Robert Macfarlane on an extraordinary coincidence
    04:51
    Robert Macfarlane on an extraordinary coincidence
  24. Helen Macdonald: I started to dream of goshawks
    03:45
    Helen Macdonald: I started to dream of goshawks
  25. Vikram Seth reads his moving poem, Caged
    02:49
    Vikram Seth reads his moving poem, Caged
  26. Antonia Fraser on books, reading and becoming a writer
    04:19
    Antonia Fraser on books, reading and becoming a writer
  27. Will Smith on working with Armando Iannucci
    01:41
    Will Smith on working with Armando Iannucci
  28. Steve Punt & Will Smith: 'Coming out' as comedians
    06:02
    Steve Punt & Will Smith: 'Coming out' as comedians
  29. Neil Gaiman's favourite memory of Terry Pratchett
    04:42
    Neil Gaiman's favourite memory of Terry Pratchett
  30. Marcus Brigstocke's poem on climate change
    05:15
    Marcus Brigstocke's poem on climate change
  31. Ben & David Crystal's A-Z of Shakespeare
    06:42
    Ben & David Crystal's A-Z of Shakespeare
  32. Neil Gaiman: Why illustrators need to be good readers
    03:27
    Neil Gaiman: Why illustrators need to be good readers
  33. Neil Gaiman reveals the real story of Sleeping Beauty
    02:04
    Neil Gaiman reveals the real story of Sleeping Beauty
  34. Neil Gaiman's dark secret: A biography of Duran Duran
    01:39
    Neil Gaiman's dark secret: A biography of Duran Duran
  35. Women's liberation: William Banks-Blaney on how Coco Chanel used men's underwear
    00:44
    Women's liberation: William Banks-Blaney on how Coco Chanel used men's underwear
  36. William Banks-Blaney on Elizabeth Taylor at Studio 54
    00:53
    William Banks-Blaney on Elizabeth Taylor at Studio 54
  37. Halcyon Halston days: William Banks-Blaney on the first super-designer
    05:29
    Halcyon Halston days: William Banks-Blaney on the first super-designer
  38. Courr猫ges of his convictions: William Banks-Blaney on the French Space Age designer
    02:11
    Courr猫ges of his convictions: William Banks-Blaney on the French Space Age designer
  39. Alan Bennett to the reluctant rescue
    02:28
    Alan Bennett to the reluctant rescue
  40. Alan Bennett: The poor don't get much of a look in
    00:58
    Alan Bennett: The poor don't get much of a look in
  41. Rose Tremain's brush with Royalty
    01:06
    Rose Tremain's brush with Royalty
  42. Rose Tremain on The American Lover
    02:30
    Rose Tremain on The American Lover
  43. Mary Portas on growing up on the high street
    03:45
    Mary Portas on growing up on the high street
  44. Anne Enright: It's nice to come home to a country I recognise
    03:22
    Anne Enright: It's nice to come home to a country I recognise
  45. Frank Cottrell Boyce reads from The Astounding Broccoli Boy
    04:22
    Frank Cottrell Boyce reads from The Astounding Broccoli Boy
  46. Frank Cottrell Boyce's first day at school
    02:39
    Frank Cottrell Boyce's first day at school
  47. John Boyne: The first review called it a novel of blush-making vulgarity
    01:07
    John Boyne: The first review called it a novel of blush-making vulgarity
  48. John Boyne on why Bruno reads Treasure Island
    03:11
    John Boyne on why Bruno reads Treasure Island
  49. Jon Ronson on 'mutual grooming'
    01:05
    Jon Ronson on 'mutual grooming'
  50. Jon Ronson on the Stanford prison experiment
    00:57
    Jon Ronson on the Stanford prison experiment
  51. Jon Ronson: Can I interview you about your special brain anomaly?
    03:58
    Jon Ronson: Can I interview you about your special brain anomaly?
  52. Sandi Toksvig on the great women of history
    01:20
    Sandi Toksvig on the great women of history
  53. Sandi Toksvig on her favourite women in fiction
    03:32
    Sandi Toksvig on her favourite women in fiction
  54. Sandi Toksvig: My father was fantastically famous
    00:54
    Sandi Toksvig: My father was fantastically famous
  55. Sheila Hancock: John was more like The Sweeney than Morse
    01:27
    Sheila Hancock: John was more like The Sweeney than Morse
  56. Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
    01:39
    Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
  57. Sheila Hancock on idealism
    01:32
    Sheila Hancock on idealism
  58. Tom Holland: De-radicalising Muhammad
    04:19
    Tom Holland: De-radicalising Muhammad
  59. Bettany Hughes reads from The King Must Die
    01:47
    Bettany Hughes reads from The King Must Die
  60. Tom Holland on why Lord of the Rings is the greatest historical novel
    00:58
    Tom Holland on why Lord of the Rings is the greatest historical novel
  61. Tom Holland: The challenge of writing about periods before the modern novel
    02:24
    Tom Holland: The challenge of writing about periods before the modern novel
  62. Germaine Greer: Lady Macbeth is an emptyhead
    00:43
    Germaine Greer: Lady Macbeth is an emptyhead
  63. Elderly sex: Germaine Greer on the romance between Cleopatra and Antony
    01:57
    Elderly sex: Germaine Greer on the romance between Cleopatra and Antony
  64. Germaine Greer: If the English are sane it's because their national playwright is Shakespeare
    00:47
    Germaine Greer: If the English are sane it's because their national playwright is Shakespeare
  65. Karen Armstrong: Freedom was only for selected privileged Europeans
    03:03
    Karen Armstrong: Freedom was only for selected privileged Europeans
  66. Kazuo Ishiguro on remembering and forgetting in The Buried Giant
    03:08
    Kazuo Ishiguro on remembering and forgetting in The Buried Giant
  67. Yuval Noah Harari: Why money is the most successful story ever told
    02:39
    Yuval Noah Harari: Why money is the most successful story ever told
  68. Celebrating difference: Andrew Solomon on parents of exceptional children
    04:34
    Celebrating difference: Andrew Solomon on parents of exceptional children
  69. James Rhodes' guide to love
    05:43
    James Rhodes' guide to love
  70. James Rhodes on the first time he met Stephen Fry
    02:34
    James Rhodes on the first time he met Stephen Fry
  71. Tenor Ian Bostridge on inspirational pictures and hurdy-gurdy music
    04:17
    Tenor Ian Bostridge on inspirational pictures and hurdy-gurdy music
  72. Irvine Welsh on 'Juice' Terry Lawson from A Decent Ride
    03:46
    Irvine Welsh on 'Juice' Terry Lawson from A Decent Ride
  73. Stephen Fry on an unexpected Royal visit
    12:23
    Stephen Fry on an unexpected Royal visit
  74. Stephen Fry on Francis Bacon and his 'little man'
    01:45
    Stephen Fry on Francis Bacon and his 'little man'
  75. Stephen Fry on the Queen Mother's new television
    02:05
    Stephen Fry on the Queen Mother's new television
  76. Andrew O'Hagan on drawing inspiration from life for The Illuminations
    04:24
    Andrew O'Hagan on drawing inspiration from life for The Illuminations
  77. Andrew O'Hagan reads a passage about a firefight in Helmand Province
    04:26
    Andrew O'Hagan reads a passage about a firefight in Helmand Province
  78. Cressida Cowell: You can be a writer
    01:47
    Cressida Cowell: You can be a writer
  79. Cressida Cowell: Could dragons be real?
    03:31
    Cressida Cowell: Could dragons be real?
  80. Cressida Cowell on maps and the writer's imagination
    02:55
    Cressida Cowell on maps and the writer's imagination
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