Linda, you have six children, you work full time and you look amazing! Have you always been interested in clothes, even from an early age?

Yes. But I'd say that I really started to take an interest in my image after the children were born. I know that that sound odd, but I didn't want to let myself go. I think clothes give me confidence. If I feel good in myself than I'm a better mother, a better wife, a better everything! It was very important to me that I felt good with the children, that I felt better in myself. I think having the children made me change myself.

What about your husband Dewi, how much of a say does he have in your style and image?

At the beginning of our relationship I remember Dewi telling me that when he saw me fod the first time that he wasn't very impressed with the clothes I had on, but told himself, "Well, she's got a pretty face, and I can do something with the clothes!" So he tried to change me then and I think that helped. He actually thought that I was quite old fashioned in the beginning!

This is quite an incredible dress. On what occasion would you wear this?

I'd wear this when I wanted to feel like me, not like Linda and not like a mother – when I could spoil myself, like on a weekend away with Dewi maybe. I like the material, it's figure hugging and it doesn't have any big slits, it's just a nice dress. I'm looking forward to wearing this again soon – any excuse to dress up really!

What do the girls have to say about the way you dress?

They make sure that they tell me if I wear something they don't like. I have a pair of check trousers that they hate. Every time I wear them they say, "Mum, please don't wear those farmer trousers, not to school, anywhere else but not to school!" But of course I don't listen to them!

As a choir conductor, how important is it for you to look and feel smart?

It's very important to me. Every year before the Eisteddfod I go shopping for new clothes in the hope that we'll get to sing on stage. I'll go to Manchester and search for a whole new outfit.

Is buying a new outfit for the Eisteddfod anything to with superstition or luck?

No, but it does give me confidence. It makes me feel good and I also believe it's good for the kids when I stand in front of them. They love seeing Mrs Morus dressed up, looking good. So I think that they get as much out of it as I do.

Do you tend to spend a lot on one article of clothing?

The amount I'll spend on clothes depends on the occasion. I bought this dress for this years Eisteddfod and wore it with high heeled gold shoes. Because they're platform shoes, they're quite comfortable and they aren't that high! I thought I was quite brave to wear these!

Do you go for labels when you shop?

Buying labels isn't really that important to me. I have this purple dress and it only cost me about £10 and I love wearing it. So having a label doesn't bother me although it does depend on the occasion.

Are you aware that people notice you because you make and effort?

I do love the attention and I love wearing figure hugging clothes when I go out – and why not?

Tell me about your makeup, because you do like your makeup don't you?

I wear too much, way too much I know, but I just love makeup! I'd never leave the house without any makeup on, even if I go swimming I have to hold my head above the water so that I don't smudge my lipstick! But that's just me and I won't change for anyone!

Do you think that there's a lot of pressure on women to look young?

Yes, especially when your work involves people looking at you every day. I stand in front of a classroom of kids and in front of choirs on stage, I don't mind it if the clothes I'm wearing make me feel good and give me confidence. I'm 45 and getting closer to the big 5 0! Maybe I'm starting to panic a little! When I was 40 it hit me like a brick and that was a terrible feeling. I'm more aware of my image and clothes now than I was in my 20s and 30s. When I'm 50 I'll be awful! I'm not looking forward to hitting 50 at all!

Do you think your style will change again?

I think it's going to have to when I turn 50! I think I'll be wearing suits and linen jackets by then so I'm making the most of my wardrobe now!