Michael Fish (fashion designer) middle 1960s and the early 1970s as well, such as "Performance," in which Mick Jagger wears one of Fish's dresses for men. Fish was credited as a costume designer for the Peter Sellers film "There's a Girl in My Soup." He also designed the ruffled shirts worn by Jon Pertwee for the duration of his five-year tenure as the Third Doctor on "Doctor Who". Jerry Cornelius, Michael Moorcock's fictional poster child for this era, often wore elaborate tailor-made suits by Mr. Fish. Michael Fish (fashion designer) Michael Fish (born 1940) is a British fashion designer famous for designing many of
Michael Fish TV Weather Presenter of the Year and "The Sunday Times" gave him the honour of "National Treasure". Michael Fish also co-authored a book with Paul Hudson and Ian McCaskill called "Storm Force: Britain's Wildest Weather", published in October 2007. He was awarded honorary degrees by City University London in 1996 and Exeter University in the summer of 2005. More than eight years after retiring from the BBC national forecasts team, he made a return to regular forecasting, presenting a weekly weather forecast for Netweather.tv. He resumed forecasting on BBC South East Today, providing holiday cover for the regular forecaster and