fashion designer alexander mcqueen's terrier or the maltese of leona. answer in a m eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. mucinex fast max night time for multi-symptom relief. breathe easy. sleep easy. let's end this. >> so which pampered pet received the largest inheritance? it's c. she left her beloved maltese a 12 million-dollar trust in 2007. >> two former actors get the surprise of a lifetime in 2012 when ray falk, a man they've never met, leaves them a large inheritance. but it's no done deal yet. ray's relatives have six months to challenge the will. ray long suspected that some of them pegged him as mentally incompetent. >> you don't think of it as taking it away from other relatives of his. >> absolutely not because ray's story is a heartbroken story. for ray to look at us with an incredible gift, this is doing exactly what ray wanted. >> exhibit a, ray's scrapbook, dedicated to his starring role in luke can. >> the young wo

>> i'm wearing alexander mcqueen. >> i love alexander mcqueen.putting it back on? >> i have been gently putting it back on. steven lost weight throughout his disease and i lost all of this weight and occasionally people would see that i would get a pizza arriving to my trailer. >> you are my pick. i watched the movie and it was amazing. you worked with a dancer and your spine is permanently altered, is that true? >> i'm not sure it is now. i saw a wonderful osteopath throughout the filming who helped align me. at moments you were physically uncomfortable. steven hawking sometimes thought he was watching himself when he saw you. >> it was the greatest review of my life. >> let me show you this. >> oh, well. we're matching. >> we're matching today. >> thank you, eddie. good luck. thank you very much. eddie redmayne here, best actor nominee before they walk under the drenching canopy here. so let's see what happens. back to you, michaela. up on the bridge, how are you doing up there? >> we are going gaga over julianne moore who just arrived and we b

on the right kate middleton in her beautiful alexander mcqueen wedding dress. 12 hours -- 12 hours -- later this example was ready for sale. this is far less than the six-week dissent of the wally dress. we see this. the spread of ideas is instantaneous. furthermore the acceptance by consumers to hunt for the latest style at the cheapest price comes the method of the industry. i believe you with this great -- what i think is great -- advertisement from 1923. i think we can probably think about this in relationship to today. this company oppenheimer collins says you may find an original here. you may buy a copy here. you may buy an adaptation here. but never a forgery of fashion. all right, guys. thank you so much. listen -- next time you meet on friday, it will be back over in laurel hall and we will be doing an artifact analysis of garments from the 20th century to try to identify which garment fits into which decade. that is friday. hope to see you then. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

on the right, kate middleton in her beautiful alexander mcqueen wedding dress. 12 hours -- 12 hours -- later, abs shorts -- schwartz had this example ready for sale. this is far less than the descent of the wally dress. we see this. the spread of ideas is instantaneous. furthermore the acceptance by consumers to hunt for the latest style at the cheapest price becomes further cemented in this industry. i leave you with this great -- what i think is great -- advertisement from 1923. this company says -- i think we can probably think about this in relationship to today. this company, oppenheimer collins, says you may find an original here. you may buy a copy here. you may buy an adaptation here. but never a forgery of fashion. all right, guys. thank you so much. listen -- next time you meet on friday, it will be back over in moral hall and we will be doing

he also talked about the likes of alexander mcqueen and stella mccartney. the world of fashion. >> thank you so much indeed. and you can watch that full interview with canny west on bbc's youtube channel. go to youtube.com/bbcradio1 and it is right there for you. >>> that is it for "gmt" today. let's go to philippa to see what's coming up next. >> thank you very much. in just a few minutes, we'll be talking about the hacking to death of a bangladeshi writer. i'll be talking to a fellow writer, a woman who knew him well, herself the target of many threats. we'll be reflecting on how safe it is to write, to be critical to campaign for press freedom in bangladesh. that's in just a few minutes on "impact." you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfec

stella mccartney and alexander mcqueen. of course, we are in gucci. a flat improvement in q4.u have named a new creative director. how have you turned it around? >> strategy is still to elevate the brand, considering the size. if we want more potential of growth at gucci, which is the -- of the brand, we need to bring that strategy. what is to be improved significantly is the execution of the strategy. in particular, we think that by opening a new chapter in terms of creative direction we can give a new status to the brandt in terms of attractiveness that would be beneficial in the future. we are working on that direction. a new image, new products, new creation. as i said, we will seize the first impact of the new management, of the new creation team in the second semester of this year. we will be active first semester by all this action plans. this year, 2015, we will have the first results. caroline: how would you describe the luxury markets in 2015 compared to 2014? >> the market will continue to grow structurally. it will be very complicated. not only geography are moving

. >> eddie redmayne, i loved his -- >> he's so alexander mcqueen. >> and felicity jones.rgo robbie wearing some special necklace from the duchess or -- >> it looked pretty good. >> i forget. one of the duchess ever windsor? >> i think so. actually, i do think so. we need to find out what it is, don lemon. very special. >> anna, what's her -- anna's, anna kendrick. i thought she, i thought she was beautiful. >> the color was spectacular. >> she was wearing tom ford, which is classic and beautiful. and that's why a tom ford tuxedo is like $80 million. >> on reese witherspoon. >> she was one. >> that ice blue color i thought was very unique. it almost looked white on camera. >> i thought it was white. >> it's icy blue. she looked great. >> i thought it was fantastic. someone is trying to talk to me. say again? oh, okay. the alec baldwin effect. >> oh. >> i know what that is. >> you win an award, if of work with alec, you win an oscar. >> if he plays your husband in a movie, cate blanchett. >> this is the kevin bacon thing? >> yes. two wins with -- >> that's right. because la

if she wants to wear an alexander mcqueen dress or, you know, a sweater, i'm opposed to anybody who's telling people, you know, what you can and can't wear. >> it was a litmus test in the past, though. >> it was. >> interestingly. >> and first ladies proudly proclaimed they only wore american clothes sometimes in support of tariff. >> sometimes it was a lie. >> yes. >> thank you. >> hi. >> hi. i heard comments about affordable clothing that was worn by mrs. obama and also the red dress that was worn by nancy reagan, and the implications in terms of accessibility to affordable clothing and this impact of this power red with the republican party. and i'm interested if you could speak a little bit more about the role of the first lady and how her style can speak volumes to the climate of the nation through whether it's the selections they make based on the economy just like the affordable clothing or the politics of style sort to speak. i know we have talked a lot tonight about individual styles, but it's an interesting thing to think of how the first lady represents the nation, you know