Jenny Kee MY LIFE WAS NEVER THE SAME

As she works to leave behind a legacy, the iconic fashion designer looks back on her incredible life

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There was a T sudden lurch and a huge crash, followed by the scream of tortured metal. Shards of glass and wooden splinters flew through the air as Jenny Kee's baby daughter tumbled from her tight embrace, almost in slow motion.

The Australian fashion legend is still haunted by her memories of the Granville disaster, which killed 84 early morning commuters - including an unborn child - when their crowded train derailed, demolishing an overhead road bridge.

"You cannot even imagine what that was like, the train splitting in half, being sawn in half," says Jenny, who was one of the passengers on that fateful day of January 18, 1977. "It's all like a dream now... to me the horror is what happened to other people.

STATE OF SHOCK