Duncanson, Sarah-Jane “Trinny” Woodall is a fashion and makeover guru, television host, and author from England. After 10 years in marketing, Woodall met Susannah Constantine, with whom she collaborated on a weekly fashion column for The Daily Telegraph in 1994.
As a result, they started their own online fashion advising business and published their first fashion advice book. In 2001, the BBC commissioned them to broadcast What Not to Wear. The next year, Woodall and Constantine published What Not to Wear, which won a British Book Award and went on to sell over 670,000 copies.
Trinny Woodall is in her 50’s
Trinny Woodall is born on February 8, 1964. She is 59 years old as of 2023. Trinny is born in Marylebone, London, England.
She was born under the sign of Aquarius, which was her zodiac sign at the time. Making personality predictions based on her zodiac sign, persons born under the sign of Aquarius are advanced, self-reliant, clever, exceptional, and optimistic.
Woodall is the youngest of six siblings, three of whom are half-siblings from her father’s first marriage. Her father was a banker, and her maternal grandfather was Sir John Duncanson, the last two years of war controller of the British steel industry, who later became managing director of the British Iron and Steel Federation (BISF) in August 1945 and then managing director of Lithgows in 1949.
Which school and college did she go to? What was her major?
Woodall was sent home from school when she was five years old for cutting another student’s plait. Ronald Searle, the creator of the St Trinian cartoons that inspired the later films, compared her to a mischievous St Trinian girl, and the name Trinny was born.
From the age of six, Woodall attended boarding institutions, including Queen’s Gate School in Queen’s Gate, South Kensington, London. She went to Baston School for Girls as well. One of the boarding institutions has been described by her as “cruel” and “sadistic.” She has linked her phobia of being n*ked to a period when she was forced to stand n*ked in front of the other students as a punishment for participating in a water fight.
Between the ages of twelve and fifteen, Woodall attended boarding schools in France and Germany. During her school years, she was overshadowed by her older sister, who was the “star of the school,” prompting classmates to utilize Woodall to find her.
Trinny married to Johnny Elichaoff
In 1999, she married Johnny Elichaoff, a musician and corporate director, at her family church, St Columba’s in Knightsbridge. Her parents’ wedding and Woodall’s christening took place at the church, and her Scottish grandfather is buried there.
In 2008, the pair announced their separation and plans to divorce. In 2014, Elichaoff passed away. Charles Saatchi and Woodall have been together for a long time.
Trinny Woodall Career, What is her profession?
Woodall and Susannah Constantine first collaborated in 1996 on Ready to Wear, a weekly style guide for The Daily Telegraph that ran for seven years. The style guide highlighted affordable high-street fashion, with the pair using themselves to demonstrate clothing that suited different figures. Woodall assumed the role of stylist and made the duo’s business decisions. They were offered a recurring makeover position on Richard & Judy shortly after their television debut.
Woodall rose to notoriety as a co-host and fashion advisor on the BBC television program What Not to Wear for five seasons. From 2001 until 2005, she and Constantine worked on the show, combining their fashion experience to improve the dress sense of the candidates chosen for the show. Woodall and Constantine became known as Trinny and Susannah as a result of their roles in What Not to Wear. They became well-known for their candid advice. “Trinny Woodall, one of the upper-crusty and scathingly harsh hosts of What Not to Wear, a massively popular fashion makeover show on the BBC, does not mince words,” according to the New York Times.
Woodall and Constantine were nominated for a Royal Television Society Award in the category of the best factual presenter in 2002 for their work on What Not to Wear. In both 2002 and 2003, the show was nominated for the BAFTAS Features Award. In 2006, Woodall and Constantine launched their own underwear line, “Trinny and Susannah Magic Pants,” which are made of nylon and are said to shrink the tummy, buttocks, and thighs. On September 20, 2007, the fashion pair debuted their own clothing line exclusively for Littlewoods Direct.
Woodall and Constantine debuted a Bodyshape Clothing line for QVC UK in 2012. Woodall created Trinny London, a digital-first global beauty business, in 2017.
Is Trinny Woodall available on any kind of social media platform?
Trinny Woodall is active on Instagram. She goes by the handle @trinnywoodall on Instagram. She has 2450 posts and over 990k followers at the time of writing.
We looked for her on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms but were unable to locate her. she must have a social media account under a different name, or she may not have any. Maybe she likes a private life.
