In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Tatler (UK)

• CLASS WAR!
  No more debs at court – today’s social rites of passage come with aprons or art history. It’s Ballymaloe versus John Hall Venice: which one shows you’ve arrived?
• BILLIONHEIR FILES
  How sweet it is to be Nick and Holly Candy, Reform UK’s new darlings, with pop fame, penthouses and a place at the heart of the social elite
• Eat, Fay, love
  A wander to Wandsworth proves to be worth the journey as Fay Maschler visits local legend Chez Bruce
• CHEZ MWAH!
  It’s chef’s kisses all round for Chez Bruce’s near-namesake establishments around the globe
• MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTTING
  If you can’t stand the heat, get out of Notting Hill. Canteen is society’s latest obsession. Who goes there, what do they order – and how do they get a table?
• Are you FUR REAL?
  FENDI, HOUSE OF COVETABLE COUTURE AND STATUS BAGS, IS CELEBRATING A CENTURY. CHANDLER TREGASKES JOINS THE PARTY
• A ROMAN EMPIRE
  Chandler Tregaskes goes backstage at Milan Fashion Week to mingle with the Fendis and a coterie of double-F-logo-clad aficionados
• LOVE ALL
  Play a jewellery ace this summer with a sporty yet sophisticated tennis necklace. See you on court…
• Rose to the OCCASION
  From Westeros to Warwickshire: Rose Leslie takes centre stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in a role Ingrid Bergman made famous on Broadway. Has the Game of Thrones wildling gone soft – or is this her boldest act yet? By Annabel Sampson
• ROLES, ROSE!
  CORSETS, CRIME SCENES, FANTASY KINGDOMS… ROSE LESLIE’S SCREEN CAREER RUNS THE FULL RANGE
• YES, MAUGHAM!
  ROSE LESLIE IS PLAYING HIS ‘CONSTANT WIFE’, BUT SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S OEUVRE HAS INSPIRED SCORES OF ADAPTATIONS. IN 1964, THE NEW YORK TIMES ARCHLY REMARKED THAT, WITHOUT HIS VAST VOLUME OF WORK TO ADAPT, THE BRITISH ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY WOULD HAVE TO SHUT UP SHOP
• DAYLIGHT SNOBBERY
  Was Maugham haughty, difficult or just plain rude? DJ Taylor, author of The New Book of Snobs, explains
• The suite life
  Be our guest: at ‘the palace on Park Lane’, a fashion fairtytale comes to life in the capable hands of The Dorchester’s staff
• SNAKE IN THE GRASS
  EVERY JUNE, KENSINGTON GARDENS TURNS RULE-BREAKING ART AND A SHOWSTOPPER OF 25 YEARS, CHANDLER TREGASKES LOOKS BACK ON INTO A PLAYGROUND FOR RADICAL DESIGN, A PARTY. AS THE SERPENTINE PAVILION CELEBRATES A QUARTER-CENTURY OF SPECTACLE AND SCANDAL
• The £100 MILLION man
  He never did become prime minister, but now Michael Gove wields a power that politicians fear even more. In his first interview since slipping into the editor’s chair at The Spectator – snapped up by Sir Paul Marshall in a £100 million deal last year – he shares an afternoon of hot gossip with Eilidh Hargreaves
• FOOL’S GOLD
  WHEN A SOLID GOLD LAVATORY WAS STOLEN FROM BLENHEIM PALACE, THE HOUSE’S SECURITY WAS CAUGHT WITH ITS TROUSERS DOWN. BUT IS IT JUST FLUSHED CHEEKS THAT LIE BEHIND THE SILENCE FROM THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH’S FAMILY SEAT? ISOLDE WALTERS INVESTIGATES…
• IMITATION GAME
  An application a day keeps the doctor away… Welcome to the age of copy-cat cosmetics, where tweakments are replaced by beauty-cupboard heroes, says Astrid Joss
• ARIAS & GRACES
  Birthplace of Mozart, backdrop to The Sound of Music and home to an opera festival that draws the continent’s most polished crowd, Salzburg hits all the right notes in summer. The ultimate Euro jet-set insider shares a few of her favourite things
• Summit SPECIAL
  Live the high life at romantic retreats with elevated levels of chic
• Peak season
  Alpine retreats aren’t only for winter – at these high-altitude havens, the luxury lasts all year
• TATLER.COM®
  The glamorous web of society and style
• IF YOU KNOW…
  The insider’s guide to Gstaad
• Blenheim revisited
  Seat of dukes, home of Churchills and backdrop to many a Tatler tale