“What always emerges is that fashion, as you get older, is about assurance, pleasure and the facility to find a look you feel comfortable with,” says Alexandra Shulman in her editor’s letter – which opens the Ageless Style issue. “The women featured in this issue range from teenagers through to style devotees in their Eighties, and the ordinary thread is a shared delight and appointment in how they dress.”

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Rubina Ali and Azharuddin Ismail of Slumdog Millionnaire modelled attire by designers Ashima and Leena Singh on the catwalk at India Fashion Week.

THE DAILY EXPRESS

Heidi Klum is not intimidated by the size-zero phenomenons: “That did not subsist when I was rising up. When did that start? What does it mean? It means a person is not there, no? It makes no intelligence,” the model believed.

THE GUARDIAN

Dasha Zhukova is located to host Moscow’s biggest fashionable art show featuring work by 32 artists from the collection of French industrialist Francois Pinault. Among the most famous pieces is Jeff Koons’ Hanging Heart.

THE DAILY MAIL

Sir Stuart Rose has oblique that stuff might be looking up for Marks & Spencer financially. He declined to comment on present trading, but said the store had seen “‘some abrasion” in business lately.

DAILY STAR

Trinny Woodall tells Kate Moss she ought to cover up: “Even dinky boobs need a BRA.”

Star-studded – Madonna advertises for them, Kate Moss has got a couple and Victoria Beckham also sports the £2,000 Louis Vuitton Piquant Shoes that have sold out before now in stores.

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