Designer and BIBA founder, Barbara Hulanicki in on of her own designs. Designer and BIBA founder, Barbara Hulanicki in on of her own designs. Cristobal Balenciaga, Christian Dior, Coco Chanel—names ...

There’s little British fashion loves more than a comeback. Think Victoria Beckham; Spice Girl turned tailor. Or the revival of Burberry in the face of a million nasty tartan baseball caps. Now, we can ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Barbara Hulanicki, founder of flagship store Biba, pictured in her studio in Miami - James Jackman Barbara Hulanicki lives in ...

She is said to have been one of the founding figures of the Swinging Sixties. Twiggy and Bianca Jagger were among the figures Barbara Hulanicki, the fashion guru and founder of the iconic boutique ...

Picture a tall, leggy woman strutting the streets of London in a silk catsuit and ostrich feather boa, her kohl-rimmed eyes peeking out beneath an enormous floppy hat. This is the Biba girl, the ...

Biba founder Barbara Hulanicki, 71, is enjoying a design resurgence, with a new range of signature bags for Coccinelle, wallpaper for Habitat and Graham & Brown, jewellery for the V&A, and an upcoming ...

Fashion designer Barbara Hulanicki is back to Biba, a fashion label she started five decades ago.[Photo provided to China Daily] Fashion designer Barbara Hulanicki is set to be reunited with Biba, the ...

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Biba founder, Barbara Hulanicki has launched her first handbag range for a decade and they're all on our Christmas list. The Barbara Hulanicki collection, from the acclaimed fashion designer behind ...

Barbara Hulanicki and her husband, Stephen Fitz-Simon, created one of London’s hottest labels in the Sixties — Biba — and their store on Kensington High Street became a hangout for the hip. Swinging ...

Barbara Hulanicki founded fashion label Biba in 1964. Now, on its 50th anniversary, she's rejoining the brand. Here, she tells Claire Cohen about why women are better workers and how the pill changed ...