Deborah Sheridan-Taylor, who portrayed Saskia Duncan in 'EastEnders', has undergone a remarkable transformation since her time on the popular British series. Her character, Saskia, had a brief but impactful stint on the show, with her tragic end being remembered as one of the most memorable moments in 'EastEnders' history. Saskia first appeared on the show on New Year's Eve 1998 and was killed on Valentine's Day 1999. The actress now works as a personal stylist, image consultant, and interior designer, and even owns her own company, DST Designs.

Saskia was the ex-girlfriend of Steve, who had moved on with Mel, something Saskia found unbearable. Obsessive, unstable, and violent, she began a stalking campaign against Steve and Mel. When she finally succeeded in luring Steve back to bed, she was mortally wounded when he rejected her once again. In time, she met a brutal end.

In the storyline, Saskia, consumed by jealousy and obsession, tried to destroy Steve's life, just as he had destroyed hers. After a forced abortion and constant manipulation by Steve, Saskia hit Steve with a bottle and tried to strangle him with his own tie. Steve defended himself with an ashtray, hitting his psychotic ex and burying her body next to Matthew Rose, the young club DJ. Although they buried her corpse in Epping Forest, it was eventually found, and Steve blamed Matthew for the murder.

Almost three decades after her fateful encounter with an ashtray, actress Deborah has completely reinvented herself. 'EastEnders' fans were delighted to catch up with Deborah and praised the numerous fierce looks she displayed on her social media. One of her recent social media posts highlighted how her brand is all about 'refresh, reconfigure, reimagine', setting out her approach to her work.

Deborah has shared on social media how her approach to styling focuses on transforming the way her clients see and wear their existing garments, without the need to buy new items. In her new field of work, Deborah reunited with her former on-screen rival, Tamzin Outhwaite, who played Mel Owen. They shared an image of them hugging after a successful day of styling at Harvey Nichols for an upcoming photoshoot.

Deborah continued her acting career after 'EastEnders', appearing in series such as 'Headless', 'Murphy's Law', 'Holby City', 'Doctors', 'Casualty', and 'Birds of a Feather', with her most recent role in 'An Ordinary Monday' in 2017. Fans got a glimpse of her new venture when she appeared on Channel 4's show 'Grand Designs' in 2014, detailing how she transformed her London home.

Deborah Sheridan-Taylor, known for her role as Saskia Duncan in 'EastEnders', has undergone a remarkable transformation since her time on the popular British series. Her character, Saskia, had a brief but impactful stint on the show, with her tragic end being remembered as one of the most memorable moments in 'EastEnders' history. The actress now works as a personal stylist, image consultant, and interior designer, and even owns her own company, DST Designs.

Deborah Sheridan-Taylor's transformation is an example of personal reinvention, demonstrating how people can change their careers and lifestyles after leaving iconic roles behind. Other 'EastEnders' actors, such as Nick Berry and the actresses from 'Beautiful Thing', have also experienced notable changes, demonstrating the lasting impact of these productions on popular culture.