In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Tatler (UK)

• The new It girl OF OXFORD
  The Bullingdon boys have had their day. It’s all about the bluestockings now. Leading the charge is magazine editor Olivia Hurton – clever, coiffed and holding court, from Christ Church literary salons to London’s front rows
• Manners, mischief & me
  Royal house guests, marital mayhem and cosy dinners with the King: Lady Glenconner’s new memoir offers an A–Z of extraordinary stories and sparkling wit
• THE TATLER PARTY AWARDS
  Let them eat cake – and tarte tropézienne! From Vence to the Vatican, in 2025, society celebrations surpassed Versailles-level lavishness. Whose reigned supreme?
• WEDDINGS GONE WILD
  Blame Bezos. The small, simple ceremony is over. This is the year mega-celebrations went mainstream
• TATLER.com
  The glamorous web of society and style
• Eat, Fay, love
  Returning after more than 50 years to a familiar corner of Wales, Fay Maschler finds The Walnut Tree Inn reason enough to stay awhile
• WELL SEASONED
  Like Shaun Hill, with decades of Michelin-starred success, these chefs prove that culinary brilliance doesn’t have a sell-by date
• FASH PACK
  Sew this season: the couture season queen bees who reigned supreme from the front row
• POWER CUTS
  The summer’s haute couture shows set the pattern for some seriously seductive shapes this season
• THE black LITTLE BOOK 2025
  After a year defined by the Britpop renaissance and Chiltern Firehouse going up in smoke (goodbye society’s favourite date spot), the social scene’s new stars collide in Tatler’s roll call of the country’s 200 most eligible. These dukes-in-waiting, gilded Gen Z heiresses, athletes in the ascendant and perennially partying It girls are dazzling, desirable and in demand. Is this the year you make the cut?
• She won’t saddle for less
  Eventer and Blenheim blue blood Lady Araminta Spencer-Churchill is aiming high
• Slope and glory
  British-born, Canada-raised cross-country skier Gabriel Gledhill is racing to the top
• Read all ABOUT IT
  NEAR-FATAL KNIFE ATTACK BEHIND HIM, SALMAN RUSHDIE IS BACK WITH A NEW WORK OF FICTION. ‘I KEEP THINKING OF THINGS TO WRITE, SO I’D BETTER LIVE LONG ENOUGH TO WRITE THEM,’ HE TELLS EILIDH HARGREAVES
• THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF COUTURE
  COUTURE GOWNS, DAGGER-SHARP STILETTOS AND FRIENDSHIPS HANGING BY A THREAD. WHEN FABULOUS FRENEMIES FEUD, GLAMOUR ALWAYS WINS THE WAR
• Nice work, IF YOU CAN BEAR IT
  Meet the Japanese ambassador who’s stealing Britons’ hearts. His diplomatic secret weapon? Paddington Bear. Catherine Ostler joins them for tea
• Little girl GATSBY
  Her childhood home inspired F Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age novel. Raised on a Long Island estate, later orphaned in mysterious circumstances and now holding court in Hackney, singer-songwriter Jean Ryden is ready to reveal the true story.
• Going for GOLD
  While Cortina polishes its medals for the Winter Olympics in February, nearby Corvara quietly keeps its crown, with rolling pistescape on the doorstep, Michelin-star meals on the menu and the sort of frozen glamour tourism hasn’t touched
• VAL DESIRE
  Elevated luxury? Val d’Isère has never looked so decadent
• Piste BE UPON US
  On Courchevel’s own Billionaires’ Row, one super-luxe chalet stands poles apart
• HEVER DREAM
  Baroness Astor of Hever has bottled a lifelong passion in a new fragrance line of her own. On a walk in the gardens of her husband’s childhood home, she shows Astrid Joss how her love of plants became perfume
• SNOW PATROL
  From snow-dusted slopes to flower-filled meadows, ski resorts promise year-round appeal – and property values that continue to climb
• NOTEBOOK
  The latest property news, from desirable developments to superlative services
• Cold play
  As the rush to the slopes begins, take tips from society’s old-guard snow pros
• Spotlight
  Treasures to get in a flutter about! Make a beeline for this season’s bejewelled creations
• ALL THINGS BRIGHT & BEAUTIFUL
  Take a shine to these notable fine jewellery pieces created with wildly innovative techniques
• UP THE GARDEN PATH
  Don’t miss the chic haughty-cultural show of evergreen floral designs
• HIT THE BROWN!
  Rich, velvety, luxuriant: designers are nuts about this sophisticated earthy hue
• KNOW THE ROPES
  Spiral into a world of glamour with this season’s elegantly engineered motif
• ROCKS AROUND THE CLOCK
  Give diamonds a whirl with glittering timepieces that add sophisticated sparkle
• PUTTING ON THE RITZ
  Invest in the timeless elegance of a new classic: true style is all in the exquisite detail
• LetÕs TORQUE
  The rigid neck ring that symbolises power was immortalised by the warrior queen Boudica. Today’s sculptural versions are equally bold
• Who dares DAZZLES
  The 1925 Paris Expo established an audacious, new design style of architecture, fashion and graphics. What is it about art deco that continues to fire up jewellery designers so spectacularly today?
• Top-calibre MODELS
  How the leading ladies of Hollywood’s most glamorous and free-spirited era turned a practical time-telling device into the accessory du jour
• TATLER WATCH AWARDS 2025
  Hours for the taking: Ming Liu crowns the most dazzling timepieces from this year’s new collections
• ALL adored!
  The role of Tatler’s jewellery editor is a passport to glamour – and the invitations to view the unveiling of extraordinary new collections the highlight of the year
• Some like it HOT
  This season’s exquisite haute couture creations are fantastical reinventions of touchstone archive gems
• CAMEO ROLES
  Worn by European rulers and Hollywood stars, exquisitely carved cameo jewels have always projected confident elegance and a whisper of erudite allure
• Come SLITHER
  In this Chinese Year of the Snake, serpents are everywhere. Sinuous, alluring and crawling with symbolism, they’ve been a favourite of the Royal Family since Queen Victoria helped popularise the motif
• PERENNIAL STYLE
  Chaumet’s glittering new collection takes inspiration from verdant plants and wildflowers – stems and all
• BOUQUETS OF ENCHANTMENT
  Magical forests and painterly gardens await in an iridescent tribute to Christian Dior’s passions
• CHASING THE RAINBOW
  Bvlgari sought out a full spectrum of jewel tones for its dazzling Polychroma mega-collection
• OPPOSITION LEADERS
  The high-contrast designs of father-and-son duo Glenn and Joe Spiro break bold new ground
• Winging it
  A symbol of transformation and rebirth, the butterfly has been bejewelled for centuries. Meet the modern designers setting hearts aflutter
• Extra ORDINARY
  What do locks, nails, pipes, zips and a First World War tank have in common? They inspired a riveting chapter in modern jewellery design
• One man’s QUEST
  What led Kazumi Arikawa to assemble the world’s most important private collection of historic jewels?
• Have a HEART
  Can’t buy me love? Well, of course you can! Pump up the glamour with the most recognisable romantic emblem in jewellery history
• A HEAD OF ITS TIME
  How a headpiece commissioned by a Belgian baroness became the perfect tiara for the last Vicereine of India