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Shutterbugs. May 2012.

Dear Rowley, To quote La Farmer, this week I felt as if I’ve been shot out of a cannon. The pace was good to firm but relentless; the week beginning elegantly with a Prosecco lunch at Ciao Bella with Scott … Continue reading →

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The Fencing Master. May 2012.

Dear Rowley, An invitation to the Wallace Collection to preview the new exhibition The Noble Art of the Sword: Fashion and Fencing in Renaissance Europe curated by Toby Capwell. Hertford House on Manchester Square is quite simply one of the most … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Anderson & Sheppard, Anne Boleyn, Anne Boleyn execution, Bloomsbury Towers, Blue Sky Thinking, Bolly, Brasserier Zedel, Chelsea Flower Show, Cleverley, Covent Garden Hotel, Dear Rowley, Durer, Ekaterinburg, Elle Man, Facebook, French Revolution, Grade Publishing, Gypsy Rose Lee, Henry Poole & Co, Hertford House, Holbein, Ipatiev House, J Sheekey's Oyster Bar, James Sherwood, Jennie Condell, Jessie J, Joan Crawford, Lara Mingay, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Madame Claude, Manchester Square, Mark Zuckerberg, No 17 Clifford Street, Oh Calcutta!, Oxford Street, Peter Dawson, Phoenix Arts Club, red Bull, Rococo, Russian Imperial Family, Team Mayfair, Telegraph, Thames & Hudson, The Noble Art of the Sword: Fashion and Fencing in Renaissance Europe, The Perfect Gentleman, Three Musketeers, Toby Capwell, Wallace Collection

A Sartorial Snapper. May 2012.

Dear Rowley, So much news and such little ink flowing on my behalf this last week. Without doubt the highlight of the last seven days was the publication of Hilary Mantel’s Bring Up The Bodies: the second in her series … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Anda Rowland, Anderson & Sheppard, Andy Barnham, Anne Boleyn, Blonde, Bloomsbury Towers, Booker Prize, Bring Up The Bodies, Catholics, Comme des Garcons, Converse, Dashing Tweeds, Dear Rowley, Dylan JOnes, Ede & Ravenscroft, GQ, Guy Hills, Hampton Court Palace, Henry Poole & Co, Henry VIII, Hilary Mantel, HRH the Prince of Wales, Huntsman, In Cold Blood, James Sherwood, Joyce Carol Oates, Leica, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Linda Evangelista, Liza Minnelli, London, London Collections: Men, Luke Leitch, Marilyn Monroe, Mayfair, Michelle Lavery, Milan, Niki Medlik, Paris, Primrose HIll, Protestants, Savile Row, Savile Row: The Master Tailors of British Bespoke, St James's Palace, Telegraph, Thames & Hudson, the Great Whore, The Perfect Gentleman, Thom Sweeney, Thomas Cromwell, Truman Capote, Tudor, Wolf Hall

A Weekend in the Country. March 2012.

Dear Rowley, My pogrom against inappropriate slogan T-shirts as worn by London tourists intensifies. While stoating towards Relax on Brewer Street for my first massage of the year last night I encountered a lady – and I use that term loosely – … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Angela Connor, Angela Connor Duchess of Devonshire, Angela Connor Paddy Leigh Fermor, Bishop's Avenue, Budget 2012, Chatsworth House, Dear Rowley, Debo Devonshire, Derbyshire, Don't You Wish Your Girlfriend Was Hot Like Me, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, Duchess of Devonshire Annigoni, Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, Emperor Fountain, French Revolution, James Sherwood, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Manolo Valdes, Mary Queen of Scots, Men's Style Blogs UK, Sir Anthony Caro, Spectator, Telegraph, Van de, Van der Vaardt, Van der Vaardt violin door Chatsworth

CASTLES IN THE AIR. FEBRUARY 2012.

Dear Rowley, Boris Johnson’s mailshot urging me to vote him in again as Mayor of London couldn’t have come at a more apposite moment. Walking back to Bloomsbury Towers from my art director Pete’s studio in Bermondsey I happened to … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged . Centre Point, Amanda Platell, Andy Barnham, Bermondsey, Canary Wharf, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, City of London, Croydon facelift, Dear Rowley, Dignitas Clinic, Dubai, Eden Project, Fancy That, Fashion at Royal Ascot, Freybourg & Treyer, Gherkin, Gulf States, Haymarket, Headlamp, HM The Queen, ITV, J Sheekey's, James Sherwood, Jeremy Kyle Show, King's Reach Tower, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Lloyds Building, Mayfair, Mayor of London, Park Lane Hilton, Pete Dawson, Piccadilly, Prince Regent, Queen Charlotte, Savile Row, Shard, slanket, St James's, St Paul's, Sunday Mirror, Swan LAke, Telegraph, Thames & Hudson, the Beau, The Great Escape, The Perfect Gentleman, This Morning, Tower of London, Truman Show, Westminster Council, White Tower

Shutterbugs. May 2012.

The Fencing Master. May 2012.

A Sartorial Snapper. May 2012.

A Weekend in the Country. March 2012.

CASTLES IN THE AIR. FEBRUARY 2012.

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