In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Tatler (UK)

• THE L-IT CROWD
  Pubs? Passé. DJs? Done. These days Gen Z has its nose in a book. Meet the young guns bringing a party-loving spirit to the London literary scene
• The dissident DEBUTANTE
  How a society wild child became a frontline reporter on history’s most consequential trials
• HEAR WE GO AGAIN…
  What’s that racket? Whether it’s shrieking Sloanes, ear-splitting OEs or braying Bright Young Things, today’s PLUs just can’t keep it down
• Secret SOCIETY
  Georgian masquerades were hotbeds of status, spectacle and scandal. A new book reveals the real mystery wasn’t the masks, but what high society dared to get away with behind them
• DYNASTY FILES
  A pop firebrand and Freud scion, Lily Allen and Jonah Freud are a coupling that refuses to be background music. The perfect duet?
• TATLER.com
  The glamorous web of society and style
• Eat, Fay, love
  It’s checkmate on the Strand! London’s ‘grande dame’ Simpson’s is back, revived by Jeremy King. Fay Maschler falls rook, line and sinker…
• DEDICATED FOLLOWER
  As the summer season warms up, take a homegrown approach to dressing for the occasion
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• FACE VALUE
  Four years ago, Nigerian artist Oluwole Omofemi made a splash when he was specially commissioned by Tatler to paint Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee. Now his royal portraiture graces the cover again
• Jade TO ORDER
  She began with a stall at Badminton. Now she has a flourishing fashion empire and £10 million Cotswolds HQ in her perfectly manicured hands. Is Jade Holland Cooper the Victoria Beckham of haute country style?
• All the President’s PARTIES
  FROM PMQS TO POTUS: A YEAR INTO HER STINT AS WASHINGTON EDITOR FOR THE TIMES NEWSPAPER, KATY BALLS HAS LEARNT THAT DC IS A CITY OF POWER BREAKFASTS, LATE-NIGHT DEALS AND SOCIAL WARFARE, WHERE ACCESS IS CURRENCY AND EVERY INVITATION MATTERS
• Picture perfect
  HOW DID HUGO BURNAND BECOME THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPHER TO HOLD A ROYAL WARRANT FROM THE KING? WELL, 25 YEARS SPENT SNAPPING BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS AS TATLER’S OFFICIAL BYSTANDER CAMERAMAN DIDN’T HURT
• STORM OF CONTROVERSY
  AN EGOCENTRIC AND CONTENTIOUS ARTIST IN LIFE, JEAN COCTEAU WOULD DOUBTLESS RELISH THE LEGAL BATTLE RAGING OVER HIS WORKS IN THE TOWN OF MENTON – WHERE A SEA-RUINED MUSEUM THAT HOUSED HIS CREATIONS STANDS ABANDONED ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY FRANÇOIS DE LABARRE
• ON A FRESH NOTE
  There’s something new in the air this season…
• PUTTIN’ ON THE SPRITZ
  Soothing nature, a great escape, nocturnal allure or timeless glamour? Four moods, one question: which scent suits your occasion?
• GIVE ME MOOR
  With fantastical boltholes, fabulous food and fresh filmic acclaim, the bleak, blustery Yorkshire of Wuthering Heights is now a county to truly warm to. Delilah Khomo samples its most romantic offerings
• THE WILD BUNCH
  In the mood for a wily, windy weekend at a romantic Yorkshire retreat as remote as Wuthering Heights? Delilah Khomo explores four
• WUTHERING BITES
  ‘Wear something vintage and take something warm.’ With stylist Grace Coddington’s advice (plus her Vuitton cardigan and a 1920s slip dress), I went to live my romantic Yorkshire fantasy
• OUTSIDE INFLUENCE
  As the RHS Chelsea Flower Show approaches, all thoughts turn to horticulture, and the appeal of a home with a glorious garden is stronger than ever
• SPRING FAIR
  The Chelsea Barracks Spring Fair, which takes place on May 20-23 with House & Garden, is the ultimate day out for lovers of interiors and gardens
• NOTEBOOK
  The latest luxury developments to have on your radar
• Simply the best
  When the queen of rock ’n’ roll took centre stage with literary lionesses