The quarter-final sees the five remaining sewers make garmentsinspired by history's most influential fashion Icons.For thePattern Challenge, judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young draw onold-time Hollywood glamour with a dress reminiscent of AudreyHepburn's little black dress in Breakfast at Tiffany's – agarment that demands a tight-fitting bodice and elegant cut.TheTransformation Challenge is inspired by the Sewing Bee's veryown fashion icon, Esme Young, and her work with fashion labelSwanky Modes, specifically their range of clothes made fromshower curtains, shot by legendary fashion photographer HelmutNewton for Nova magazine.Finally, in the Made-to-MeasureChallenge, it's an all-male affair as the sewers have beenasked to make smoking jackets. This tailoring test is combinedwith tricky-to-handle fabrics alongside the added pressure ofcreating a perfect fit for their model. Who will secure iconstatus and win Garment of the Week, and who will be a fashionfail?
