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Savile Row Protest. April 2012.
Dear Rowley, Much excitement on Savile Row today as The Chap editor Gustav Temple mustered an army of tweed-clad ladies and gentlemen dressed in their retro bespoke best to protest about the opening of Abercrombie & Fitch Kids at No 3. … Continue reading
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My Night With Marilyn. March 2012.
Dear Rowley, As you know I’ve been in love with Marilyn Monroe practically since birth. When I was ten years old, I recall bunking off PE at Birkdale school and finding a television in one of the classrooms so I … Continue reading
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What Next for Savile Row? December 2010
Dear Rowley, I love BBC Breakfast, don’t you? Always puts a smile on my face at 6am especially when Bill and Sian are presenting. They were having a hoot this morning about the price of gold, frankincense and myrrh being … Continue reading
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