I don't think this was posted? It's a Davinia Taylor interview from the Sunday just gone Sunday Times Style mag.
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/celebrity/article4065857.ece
She met Kate “years ago. It’s the same party scene, isn’t it? You kind of click and that’s it. Like goes to like”. Together “they’re like sisters”, says the hairdresser James Brown, himself a long-time member. “It’s always giggly, like little girls. It’s not a bitchy crew: we’ve all been friends for a long time. It’s like the Waltons, the psychedelic Waltons. Everyone really gets on.”
Davinia herself hasn’t given an interview in years, so it’s rather astonishing to be here, crammed into her loo, hearing tales of boisterous parties, compulsive house-hopping and the time Kate lived downstairs, after she broke up with Pete Doherty. “He’s way out of our lives now,” she says tensely. Living with Kate must have been great for her wardrobe. “But I can’t borrow anything,” she sighs. “The only thing I fit into is maybe . . . a bag. Not even a shoe - she’s got size-three feet. She’d lend me anything but it just won’t go on.”
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/celebrity/article4065857.ece
She met Kate “years ago. It’s the same party scene, isn’t it? You kind of click and that’s it. Like goes to like”. Together “they’re like sisters”, says the hairdresser James Brown, himself a long-time member. “It’s always giggly, like little girls. It’s not a bitchy crew: we’ve all been friends for a long time. It’s like the Waltons, the psychedelic Waltons. Everyone really gets on.”
Davinia herself hasn’t given an interview in years, so it’s rather astonishing to be here, crammed into her loo, hearing tales of boisterous parties, compulsive house-hopping and the time Kate lived downstairs, after she broke up with Pete Doherty. “He’s way out of our lives now,” she says tensely. Living with Kate must have been great for her wardrobe. “But I can’t borrow anything,” she sighs. “The only thing I fit into is maybe . . . a bag. Not even a shoe - she’s got size-three feet. She’d lend me anything but it just won’t go on.”
