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Sir Sean Connery's granddaughters Samara and Natasha have unveiled a new tartan in tribute to the late James Bond actor at the Dressed to Kilt fashion show in New York. The popular event, which was originally co-founded by Connery, the original James Bond, returned after a coronavirus-related hiatus last year and was held at Long Island's Mill Neck Manor last night. During the show, Connery was honoured with a new tartan specially designed for the actor with input from his family, which Samara and Natasha, 26, could be seen modelling. His fellow Dressed to Kilt co-founder Dr Geoffrey Scott ...
Sir Sean Connery's widow Micheline and family create new tartan in his honour The new tartan will be unveiled as 007 actor Sir Sean is commemorated at this year's Dressed To Kilt fashion show. Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPriva...
Warning: This article discusses rape and domestic violence. This year several high-profile celebrities who had allegations made against them about sexual or physical abuse against women died, sparking numerous public tributes. But those eulogies can have a devastating impact on survivors of such abuse. For survivors of sexual or domestic violence the accolades can feel like "a total obliteration of their victimisation", according to Women's Refuge CEO Dr Ang Jury. This doesn't just affect the celebrities' victims but can also be damaging for everyday men and women who have experienced a...