Tatler October 2024 : Rupert Everett by Oli Kearon

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Along with a shot from inside, Tatler have also posted his old campaign for Opium pour Homme, I bought another bottle of that last week, in case it's been discontinued, because you know that L'Oreal aren't going to care about the older perfumes on their list:

 

[Bertrando3]

Gosh this ad looks like it's been from 1984 lol

 

[KoV]

^ Well, it’s from 1996, so not too far off.

 

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I went downstairs and the print issue was already through my door - comes with a Schools supplement this month.

The main issue itself is 154 pages, Chanel is the inside front cover ad, followed by 2 pgs Miley Cyrus for Dolce & Gabbana, 2 pgs Giorgio Armani then it's mostly watches, jewellery, perfumes and interiors. A little J'adore L'or sample. Back page is Dior.

Articles include the memories of Lee Miller's son about his mother, a look at Campbell's of Beauly (if you want good quality wools, tweeds, tartans and so on, go straight to the companies in Scotland - there'll be a relatively local supply chain and a decent price reflective of the situation, not like when the same materials get supplied to brands who'll inflate the price greatly once they've stuck their logo on), country houses to rent, and the colourful life of George Cottrell, "Nigel Farage's favourite fixer".

In the Rupert Everett feature, there's a shot of his first Tatler appearance in 1984, for fans of that particular year.

This month's fashion editorial has also been shot by Oli Kearon, it's set in a studio with white-painted statues and pillars, it's like a cross between a Greek temple and a chess set.

In the Divorce article, Earl Spencer is listed as the number one most eligible, Sophie Turner as the second. There's also an interview with former dancer, choreographer (and now author) Melanie Hanrick, who is Mick Jagger's current girlfriend.

 

[matheus_s]

I went downstairs and the print issue was already through my door - comes with a Schools supplement this month.

The main issue itself is 154 pages, Chanel is the inside front cover ad, followed by 2 pgs Miley Cyrus for Dolce & Gabbana, 2 pgs Giorgio Armani then it's mostly watches, jewellery, perfumes and interiors. A little J'adore L'or sample. Back page is Dior.

Articles include the memories of Lee Miller's son about his mother, a look at Campbell's of Beauly (if you want good quality wools, tweeds, tartans and so on, go straight to the companies in Scotland - there'll be a relatively local supply chain and a decent price reflective of the situation, not like when the same materials get supplied to brands who'll inflate the price greatly once they've stuck their logo on), country houses to rent, and the colourful life of George Cottrell, "Nigel Farage's favourite fixer".

In the Rupert Everett feature, there's a shot of his first Tatler appearance in 1984, for fans of that particular year.

This month's fashion editorial has also been shot by Oli Kearon, it's set in a studio with white-painted statues and pillars, it's like a cross between a Greek temple and a chess set.

In the Divorce article, Earl Spencer is listed as the number one most eligible, Sophie Turner as the second. There's also an interview with former dancer, choreographer (and now author) Melanie Hanrick, who is Mick Jagger's current girlfriend.

really love every review from tatler by you

 

[Deleted member 1957]

I love the colours and composition but the photoshop on his forehead is insane.