Hollywood-worthy August Issue: Lena Dunham's Too Much, a lavish yacht reminiscent of The Crown, and the true Pursuit of Love - all available on our site
In the heart of London, a vibrant mix of tradition and modernity is taking centre stage. From the hallowed grounds of Cornbury House to the bustling streets of Notting Hill, the city is brimming with intrigue, glamour, and a touch of romance.
Cressida Bonas, the daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Hawkesbury, has shared the first photos of her baby daughter and paid a heartfelt tribute to her late sibling, Pandora. Meanwhile, the Howden sisters, Jemima, Kitty, and Talitha, continue to turn heads, reminiscent of the characters in Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love. Jemima, the middle daughter, masterminds the phone-free Riddle Stage and has a promising career in horse-riding, adding a touch of elegance to the equestrian world.
The world of entertainment is also buzzing. Lena Dunham's new Netflix series, Too Much, promises to be a classic rom-com set in London, while Will Sharpe plays an all-English musician in an upcoming series. Sonny Ashcroft and Molly Moorish-Gallagher, the rock n roll scions, are preparing for a summer tour with their fathers, Richard and Liam, leading The Verve and Oasis.
Princess Tatiana of Greece has spoken out following her divorce from Nikolaos, expressing gratitude for the privilege of being married to him. Across town, Richard E. Grant and Naomi Watts are among the eccentric London characters in a soon-to-be-released series.
Viscountess Hawkesbury, a native San Franciscan, found love in London over a decade ago when she met her future husband, Luke Foljambe, who was the future Earl of Liverpool. The couple's romantic story, however, remains a private one, with few details available in the public domain.
Tom Parker-Bowles discusses his gossiping with Queen Camilla, her smoking habits, and their shared evening glasses of wine, painting a picture of an intimate friendship. Miranda Sawyer, on the other hand, looks back at the front lines of Cool Britannia and discusses various luxury vehicle options for a climate-conscious James Bond era, including the Lamborghini Urus and Aston Martin hybrid.
The Howden family dynasty hosts royalty at their converted chapel and Cornbury House Horse Trials, with the Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Beatrice in attendance. The Howden country pile is best known for the mega Wilderness festival, where the Camerons are known to let loose and dance the night away.
Finally, Chandler Tregaskes attended the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne for a weekend of high-octane haute couture, sponsored by Louis Vuitton. As London continues to dazzle and captivate, it seems that the city's allure knows no bounds.
- Society in London is a blend of tradition and modernity, with figures like Cressida Bonas, the royal, and the Howden sisters embodying this mix.
- The equestrian world has been graced with elegance, thanks to Jemima Howden's promising career in horse-riding.
- Entertainment industry insiders predict that Lena Dunham's new romantic comedy, set in London, and an upcoming series featuring Will Sharpe will be must-watch entertainment.
- Sonny Ashcroft and Molly Moorish-Grant, the rock n roll offspring, are gearing up for a summer tour with their fathers, further fueling the city's music scene.
- In the realm of pop-culture, Princess Tatiana of Greece and Richard E. Grant, along with Naomi Watts, are adding their unique flair to the city's eccentric characters.
- Viscountess Hawkesbury's romantic tale with her husband, Luke Foljambe, remains a private marvel, adding a touch of mystery to London's lore.
- Tom Parker-Bowles shares intimate stories about his friendship with Queen Camilla, while Miranda Sawyer explores luxury, eco-friendly vehicle options for a modern James Bond era.
- The Howden family's events, such as the Cornbury House Horse Trials and the Wilderness festival, attract royalty and offer a blend of fashion, lifestyle, food-and-drink, and entertainment, solidifying London's allure.
