Mar 24, 2005 • 1 min read

Bjork reveals childhood style secrets

Bjork, promoting her remixed album 'Army Of Me' and a tsunami appeal DVD, told Radio One how she started dressing in her grandfather's clothes as a child.

Bjork, who is about to release her remixed album 'Army Of Me' and a DVD of her videos to raise money for the Tsunami appeal has been talking to Radio One about her odd dress sense.

"Yeah

I guess I was a bit of a lost case from the start really"

she said. "I started really young dressing up in my grandfather's clothes. I remember my Grandad had like woollen really thick pants, you know, and I cut off the legs by the knee and then they were long for me. I must have been 8 or 9 or something."

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