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Back in Business. December 2012.
Dear Rowley, Are you superstitious? I certainly am. It’s not coincidental that we’ve had the wettest year since Noah slipped on his Barbour and those nearest and dearest to me have found 2012 something of a maelstrom both professionally and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbour, Baz Luhrmann, BBC Breakfast, BBC Formula 1, BBC Sport, Belle Epoque, Birkdale School, Bosie Douglas, Boy Meets Boy, Cafe Royal, Carol Kirkwood, Catherine Martin, Crazy For You, Daisy Buchanan, David Chipperfield, Dear Rowley, Denise Van Outen, Edward VII, Emperor Napoleon, Empress Marie, Empress Marie Louise, Fashion at Royal Ascot, Gershwin, Grill Room Cafe Royal, James Sherwood, Jermyn Street Theatre, Kimberley Walsh, Lake Titicaca, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Lillie Langtry, London, Lord Alfred Douglas, Louis Smith, Louis Vuitton Guide to London, Miranda, Miuccia Prada, Noah, Old Bond Street, Oscar Wilde, Pepe le Pew, Pompadour Salon Cafe de Paris, Prada, Prince Philip, Regent Street, Riverside Studio, Rococo, Salad Days, Savile Row, Shaftsbury Avenue, South Pacific, Stephen Fry, Strictly Come Dancing, Suzi Perry, the artist, The Great Gatsby, The Poseidon Adventure, Vanatu, Victor Victoria
Savile Row in Bloom. May 2012.
Dear Rowley, High summer in London teaches one so many lessons. There’s nothing pretty about a man’s foot in a Havaiana and white legs in shorts are about as appealing as a crematorium on a wet April afternoon in Stroud. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abercrombie & Fitch, American Bar Savoy, Anda Rowland, Anderson & Sheppard, Bloomsbury Square, British Fashion Council, Burlington Arcade, Burlington Beadle, Capri Dry Cleaners, Cole Porter, Covent Garden Market, Dear Rowley, Dege & Skinner, Diamond Jubilee, Dirty Tony, Dylan JOnes, Ellen Lewis, Erik, Evening Standard, Gail, God Save the Queen, GQ, Hampton Court Palace, Havaiana, Hollister, Holly Willoughby, Huntsman, ITV, ITV Diamond Jubilee, ITV This Morning, James Sherwood, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Liza Minnelli, London, Maserati, Maurice Mullen, Philip Schofield, Piccadilly Circus, Poppy Charles, Prince Charles, Prosecco, Reeperbahn, Regent Street, Runner's Needs, Savile Row, Savile Row Collins, Savoy, St James's Palace, Stroud, The Queen, Titanic, Union Flags, V&A Ball Gowns, Westminster Council, Woolmark. London Evening Standard