Which British fashion icon truly defined a generation?

She turned tartan into rebellion and corsets into protest. Without her, the King's Road would have been just another posh street.

He made androgyny mainstream and proved a jumpsuit could be a manifesto. Every gender-bending pop star since owes him royalties.

She launched a thousand wardrobes with a single waistcoat and a Glastonbury wellie. Heroin chic to boho queen, she shaped two decades.

He stitched darkness, theatre and East End grit into couture. His shows were less catwalks, more emotional ambushes.

From shy Sloane to global style force, she weaponised a wardrobe like no royal before or since. That black off-shoulder still haunts the Firm.