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Clever Trevor. November 2015.
Dear Rowley, You know Trevor Pickett of old, no? He being queen of the Burlington Arcade before making the clever move to the top of Savile Row in a beautiful shop on Burlington Gardens that has an aspect on the … Continue reading
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Royal Wedding 5. April 2011
Dear Rowley, One of the left wing media whinge monkeys on Radio 4 contemplated this morning whether the Royal Wedding was the beginning of the end for European monarchies: a last gasp before the entire institution tottered on the precipice … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander McQueen exhibition, Anna Wintour, Autumn Philips, BBC1 Royal Wedding, Bea Schaffer, Buckingham Palace, Carole Middleton, Catherine MIddleton, Clarence House, Crown Princess Mathilde of Belgium, Crown Princess Maxima of the Netherlands, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, Dear Rowley, Duchess of Cambridge, Duchess of Cornwall, Duke of Cambridge, European Royal Dinner at the Mandarin Oriental hotel, Gwyneth Paltrow, ITV, James Middleton, James Sherwood, Kings Road, Lady Elizabeth Anson, LAdy Ella Windsor, Lady GaGa, Lady Helen Taylor, Lady Sarah Chatto, Lady Sophie Windsor, Letters from Bloombury Square, Madonna, Metropolitan Costume Institute Ball, Nina Dobrev, Olsen twins, Peter Hitchens, Pippa Middleton, Princess Alexandra, Princess Anne, Princess Beatrice, Princess Charlene of Monaco, Princess Eugenie, Princess Letizia of Spain, Princess Michael of Kent, Queen Rania of Jordan, Radio 4, Rowley, Royal wedding, Sheikh Mohammad, the Countess of Wessex, The Queen, Twitter, US Vogue, Victoria Beckham, Westminster Abbey, Zara Philips
Chandeliers April 2011
Dear Rowley, Isn’t it marvellous that everyone looks more attractive in the sunshine? London has been glorious the past few days and even the feral cyclists don’t look as menacing. So what better conditions to spend the best part of … Continue reading
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