What I see in the mirror
Famous names reflect on their appearance
What I see in the mirror: Debbie McGee
'I am 55 now and I would never say never to surgery'
What I see in the mirror: Michelle Mone
'I hate to admit it, but I never wash my own hair'
What I see in the mirror: Darcey Bussell
'My favourite parts of my body are my long arms. It's a dancer thing. Proportions are essential'
What I see in the mirror: Rochelle Humes
'This is going to sound strange, but I saw a picture of myself the other day and my knees looked like Winnie the Pooh'
What I see in the mirror: John Cooper Clarke
'When I look in the glass, I see the remnants of a ruined matinee idol'
What I see in the mirror: Helen McCrory
'My eyes are large, with dark circles – as the Spanish say, "God put her eyes in with a sooty thumb"'
What I see in the mirror: Anthea Turner
'My life is divided into good hair days and bad hair days'
What I see in the mirror: Rick Wakeman
'On a really bad day I can count numerous chins'
What I see in the mirror: Denise Van Outen
'If I bump into other mums on the school run without mascara on they ask me if I'm OK, as if I've been crying'
What I see in the mirror: Marion Bartoli
'John Inverdale's comments on my looks didn't affect me. I was fulfilling my dreams'
What I see in the mirror: Kate Humble
'I epitomise the dragged-through-a-hedge-backwards look'
What I see in the mirror: Faris Badwan
'I like the way I look, and I don't see any need to change it. But I'm in my late 20s, so maybe my insecurities will come in 20 years'
What I see in the mirror: Alan Davies
'I was very neat until my late 20s, when a girlfriend said I should grow my hair. We turned out to be a disaster, but I carried on growing it'
What I see in the mirror: Charley Boorman
'I have a permanent moustache to raise awareness for Movember'
What I see in the mirror: Edith Bowman
'Finding yourself can affect how you think about your appearance'
What I see in the mirror: Joey Essex
'What would I like to change? Probably nothing'
What I see in the mirror: Jamelia
'In my 20s I was constantly beating myself up about my appearance. But now, at 33, I've come to a place of acceptance'
What I see in the mirror: Jane Horrocks
'I turned 50 this year and I don't feel brilliant about it. I don't have many people telling me I look good at the moment'
What I see in the mirror: Richard Herring
'Now that I am 46 and a bit leathery and wrinkly, I look better than I used to as a pudgy, fresh-faced youngster.' Interview by Rosanna Greenstreet
What I see in the mirror: Julie Hesmondhalgh
'I like leopard skin and a bit of headscarf action to liven things up. I pride myself on being low maintenance: tinted moisturiser, a bit of mascara and red lippy and I'm ready.'
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