Tatler November 2022 : HM Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton

[vogue28]

 

[tigerrouge]

Of all magazines, most fitting for Tatler, where having two covers in the year featuring The Queen isn't out of keeping with what the magazine is about.

 

[liberty33r1b]

love it

 

[Zorka]

OH, TO BE IN ENGLAND
Photography: Luc Braquet
Styling: Hannah Teare
Hair: Federico Ghezzi
Make-up: Pablo Rodriguez
Model: Annie Tice



Tatler Digital Edition

 

[oaklee91]

Obviously so much better than Vogue UK. Haha

 

[tigerrouge]

Due to various postal delays, my subscription copy only turned up yesterday or so - the main issue has 144 pgs, and there's a Spa Guide which has 80 pgs.

• The ads include 2 pg of Linda for Fendi, plus Chanel.
• There's a 3 pg article about Cecil Beaton's royal photography, ahead of a new book by Robin Muir, 'The Crown in Vogue'.
• The section devoted to The Queen starts with several pages featuring her 25+ Tatler covers (Vogue could never) plus a 2 pg obituary.
• There's the fashion edit as seen above (thanks Zorka).
• An article about a mother's fight to get justice for her son "killed with a candlestick by aristocrat".
• 'Seoul Sister' looks at all things Korean in the current art and fashion world.
• There's a lengthy article about David Ross, a telecoms tycoon, and his son ("When Carl was just 12 years old, he played Shostakovich on the piano to an audience of 300 guests at David's 50th birthday").
• An article about some new trendy areas of London.
• The travel section goes to Antarctica.

I say this every month, I greatly enjoy Tatler for its glamour and energy, and the magazine has moved forward to put a lot of new faces on the cover. In all the talk about editors, Richard Dennan is a dark horse.

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Due to various postal delays, my subscription copy only turned up yesterday or so - the main issue has 144 pgs, and there's a Spa Guide which has 80 pgs.

• The ads include 2 pg of Linda for Fendi, plus Chanel.
• There's a 3 pg article about Cecil Beaton's royal photography, ahead of a new book by Robin Muir, 'The Crown in Vogue'.
• The section devoted to The Queen starts with several pages featuring her 25+ Tatler covers (Vogue could never) plus a 2 pg obituary.
• There's the fashion edit as seen above (thanks Zorka).
• An article about a mother's fight to get justice for her son "killed with a candlestick by aristocrat".
• 'Seoul Sister' looks at all things Korean in the current art and fashion world.
• There's a lengthy article about David Ross, a telecoms tycoon, and his son ("When Carl was just 12 years old, he played Shostakovich on the piano to an audience of 300 guests at David's 50th birthday").
• An article about some new trendy areas of London.
• The travel section goes to Antarctica.

I say this every month, I greatly enjoy Tatler for its glamour and energy, and the magazine has moved forward to put a lot of new faces on the cover. In all the talk about editors, Richard Dennan is a dark horse.

I see it's more close to ELLE than Vogue in terms of contents. I like a lot the cover, is an iconic portrait of the Queen. Beaton was a master.