The site also features glossy mag-style hints on how to put an outfit together - usually involving a purchase of several hundred pounds.BEST FOR: Getting hold of the latest It bagWORST FOR: Bargainsvogue.co.ukA more playful version of the Stateside site, this online glossy has just picked up a Webby award. Sadly, Chic Happens is long gone, but the seven-year-old Hint remains a uniquely irreverent voice on the net, offering exclusive 'Hinterviews' with designers, backstage photos, wry party reports and multimedia fashion shoots that require full Flash capabilities and a passionate interest in the Belgian School.BEST FOR: A rare combination of humour and high fashionWORST FOR: Low-speed connectionsjapaneseStreets The corporates don't entirely dominate the web's best fashion content, and this quirky site is a photo gallery that documents the weird and wonderful street fashions of Tokyo. Also operating as a picture library, this English-language site is the place to check out the latest fluoro-sporty-kiddie-punk ensembles being sported by the Harajuku youth. After helping to restructure the advertising companies WCRS and Aegis, he forms part of a 1993 bid for the LBC radio franchise.

Parry and his partners make £10m from the venture without even going on air.MEDIA MOGUL: Having being appointed president of the media company Carat North America in 1994 and then chief executive of UK media company More Group the following year, Parry is offered the non-executive chairmanship of UK regional newspaper group Johnston Press in 1997. He has a less than happy spell reporting for Thames TV.BUSINESSMAN: After being recruited by McKinsey & Co in 1985, Parry develops his business antennae. I have always admired News Corporation," says Roger Parry with due deliberation.The cvBRIGHT SPARK: Born in 1953, Parry achieves five A levels at Sutton Grammar School, before going to Bristol University to read geology.

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He does a masters at Oxford University and writes his thesis on "Organisation of Advertising Agencies".SAATCHIS: In 1976 he goes to work as a personal assistant to the advertising legends Maurice and Charles Saatchi, who are busy revolutionising the advertising industry. If you think about it, what better qualification than to have the trust of the largest shareholder [Rupert Murdoch]," he says.Parry says he is happy where he is at ClearChannel and that it would have to be something special to persuade him to move Clearly Sky fitted the special category. Parry also works for the Saatchi brothers's finance director Martin Sorrell, now head of WPP, the world's biggest advertising company.JOURNALIST: For eight years Parry works as a reporter on radio and television, most notably on the Radio4 'Today' programme and as a business reporter for BBC Breakfast television. "It would have been foolish not to say I might be interested," he admits.

He has a respect for Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation."I think they are gutsy and I do think they do allow journalists and editors to get on with it," he says in a view not universally shared.The only remaining question now is whether there will be one final big media job for Roger Parry - one that brings together the elements of his past so that he really does become more than the sum of his parts."If Les Hinton [executive chairman of News International] retired I would like his job. I take a fee; I turn up; I run the board meeting and I am available in the day, any day, to the chief executive," he says.Apart from its very silly name he observes that GCap is one of those mergers where there are few real synergies and limited opportunity for cost-cutting, although you do have the benefits of scale."I still think the merger is a good idea. If I was Ralph [Bernard] or David [Mansfield] I would have done exactly the same thing, but in the end it is in that category of huddling together for warmth because you have two businesses both facing a difficult trading environment," says Parry.He has now reached the stage in his varied career where, although he does not have a high profile, the headhunters call when almost any senior job in the media comes up - from director-general of the BBC to the chief executive of United Business Media, and, memorably, the chief executive's seat at BSkyB.Parry believes that he was the only external candidate to make it to the final round of the BSkyB job, which ultimately went to James Murdoch."I actually think James Murdoch has been a superb chief executive. One of his strong beliefs is that there should be a clear separation between the role of chief executive and chairman."I have a deep prejudice against chairmen who have offices and drivers and secretaries I have none of those things.