Emma Willis MBE at her Jermyn Street store. By Lisa Armstrong, fashion director, the daily telegraph Michelle, Hill...
Read moreWhen Emma Willis met some of Britain’s most severely injured soldiers, she didn’t stop at making them a new shirt – she turned their live...
Read moreEmma Willis MBE has supplied beautiful shirts and outfits to 650 military veterans, with a transformative effect on their self-esteem ...
Read moreCycling for 400 miles and kayaking for 125 miles, in just two weeks, would be an exhausting thing for most people to do. But imagine doing it wi...
Read moreStrapping boys in immaculate uniforms and shiny buttons joined a glamorous fashion-y crowd for Emma Willis and Lisa Armstrong's Style for Soldiers...
Read morePhotography by Mr Boo George Styling by Mr Dan May, Style Director, MR PORTER Words by Mr Chris Elvidge, Senior Copywriter, MR PO...
Read moreBy providing bespoke shirts and an invaluable support network, Ms Emma Willis is helping injured British servicemen find an answer to that diffic...
Read moreEmma Willis started her Style for Soldiers charity, whereby she provides bespoke shirts for injured servicemen from Iraq and Afghanistan. Since l...
Read moreBut Ms Willis’s clothes are not only reserved for princes and presidents, she dresses soldiers, too. She brings two of them back from her lunch to...
Read moreby Charles Moore Despite the changes in attitude to disability, too many disabled people still have to make do with low-grade clothes. Some of thi...
Read moreTo Le Caprice, where Emma Willis gathered some pals together for her charity, Style for Soldiers. Camilla Rutherford and Yasmin Mills did a pre-di...
Read moreWinston Churchill was touring a part of London which had been severely bombed the night before. Seeing an old Cockney women in good spir...
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