My top tip for budget style is black and white. Simple and monochrome looks are way more stylish when you are working on a tight budget.

It's a common misconception only the rich can be stylish. Of course seeing something you think looks great or wanting something someone else has, aspiration, costs money. Creating something amazing from what you have already takes skills not cash.

When I started The Hollywood Look For Less and opened the first clothes swapping studio in Leicester in 2007 I thought I was genius. Everyone thought I was crazy but then again I've always been ahead of the pack.

Donate your unwanted clothes to charity shops or thrift stores.

Hosting a big party is the last thing we can do at the moment (Covid 19) but this too shall pass so here's our best advice once this is all over. One good thing we now understand we are not bigger than nature and we are stronger together.

As a revolutionary for change and more ethical practise in the fashion business Shirley joins the panel for The Front Row live diversity debate organised by Angel Sinclair (centre) the founder of Models Of Diversity, a grass roots organisation fighting for equality for models in the fashion business and hosted by Ruth Harrison Roberts (3rd from right)