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RICHARD DENNEN Editor Creative Director TOM USHER Managing Editor LOUISA PARKER BOWLES Associate Editor SACHA FORBES Senior Editor DAVID JENKINS Fashion Director SOPHIE PERA Fashion Market Editor OLIVIA BENNETT Beauty & Lifestyle Editor LILY WORCESTER Bookings Editor POPPY EVANS Jewellery Editor EUGENIE EVANS LOMBE Contributing Fashion Editors PETRA FLANNERY, MIMI WADE Contributing Style Editor JAMES BROWN Health & Beauty Editor-at-Large FRANCESCA WHITE Contributing Beauty Editor AMELIA LIANA Senior Fashion Assistant LYDIE HARRISON Fashion Assistant CHANDLER TREGASKES Fashion Intern DAVINA MOTION Features Director CLARE CONWAY Commissioning Editor DANIELLE LAWLER Features Associate FRANCESCA CARINGTON Editor-at-Large EMMA ELWICK-BATES Travel Editor DELILAH KHOMO Arts Editor HELEN ROSSLYN Special Correspondent NATALIE LIVINGSTONE LA Correspondent LUCIANA BELLINI Editorial Assistant ELIZ AKDENIZ Deputy Art Director JAQUI DOYLE Picture Editor MUFFIE SPROAT Bystander Photographers LARA ARNOTT, JAMES D KELLY Copy Chief KAREN CHUNG Deputy Copy Chief HOLLY BRUCE SUPPLEMENTS Managing Editor HOLLY ROSS Education Editor TORI CADOGAN Weddings Editor ASTRID JOSS Art Director SCOTT MOORE Deputy Art Director AMANDA BEER Art Editor ANJA WOHLSTROM Photo Editor TANJYA…

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AMELIA LIANA Tatler’s Contributing Beauty Editor, Amelia Liana, is a beauty and lifestyle influencer with a million followers and counting across her socialmedia platforms. She’s come a long way since her first blog review of Soleil Tan de Chanel. In this issue, she writes about the highs and lows of being Instafamous. ‘Remembering all the places that I’ve visited brought back the best memories and made me sit and reflect – a rare occurrence in this fast-paced industry.’ LOUISA PARKER BOWLES As Managing Editor, Louisa Parker Bowles keeps Tatler ticking over every month, and this issue marks her first anniversary at the magazine. One year in, she says, ‘I still get excited every month when the new issue lands. I always think each one is my favourite, but the July issue really is…

heroes to zero

The clarion call of eco-Society was heard loud and clear at the Ralph Lauren flagship on New Bond Street for the launch of the Earth Polo – which is made entirely from recycled bottles. Rolling Stones scions Tyrone Wood and James Jagger, alongside Mary Charteris (in midnight-blue sequins), hosted the girls about town Tiger Lily Taylor and Sophia Hesketh, to raise funds for Project 0. They were all outshone, though, by an absentee – Sir Mick Jagger, who rang up to donate £1,000.…

greatest hitch

Aynhoe Park in Oxfordshire (Sir John Soane’s country-house masterpiece) knows how to throw a dazzling party – and festivities reached fever pitch at the wedding of its fun-loving owners James Perkins and Sophie Taylor. Attended by 350 friends – including Tiggy Kennedy and Alice Temperley, who designed the dress – the day was an extravaganza. Vows, made overlooking the Capability Brown vistas, were followed by margaritas in the Orangery. The all-night revelry that followed was to be expected – though Jack Savoretti’s surprise performance wasn’t. And the most original take on the theme of commitment? A tattoo studio, naturally. PHOTOGRAPHS: BARKER EVANS; JAMES FEAR; SHUTTERSTOCK; CHARLIE WHEELER…

molly go lightly

He might once have been banned from the famously louche club, but, never one to stick to the rules, Liam Gallagher returned to The Groucho for his daughter Molly Moorish’s 21st birthday party. In fact, the finest scions of Britpop were all there: including the new-gen Gallagher brothers, Lennon and Gene, and Astile Doherty, who joined Goldsmiths art students and models for killer Espresso Martinis and dancing in front of an enormous collage of the birthday girl’s face – which garnered more than a few kisses from revellers as the night went on.…

hot shots

A shoot invitation from hostesses par excellence Tor Dashwood and Ella Hadsley-Chaplin is worth the early start, as guests including James Gilbey and Hum Fleming were well aware. After powering through five clay drives at the EJ Churchill ground, everyone moved next door to the Dashwood home, West Wycombe Park, for a spirited lunch – barbecued muntjac, shot by Sir Edward earlier that week – on a grand hydrangeabedecked table in the 18th-century Palladian colonnade. After the raffle, which included art by Daisy van Straubenzee, raised £17,000 for cancer research, it was off to 5 Hertford Street for a cocktail-fuelled afterparty.…