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Richard Dennen

Richard Dennen

Editor at Tatler

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Entertainment
  • Apparel
  • Features/Lifestyle

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Recent Articles

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Fashion Flashback: The Editor’s take on the Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show

Where do the fashionable and restless rich drift together? Last weekend, it was to the shores of Lake Como, where designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana had commandeered the parks and 19th-century palazzos of the north Italian lake for their divine Alta Moda couture collection. Once the summer playground of Imperial Royalty, Grand Tourists and Lord Byron, last weekend it was transformed into a flamboyant store for an international clientele of ageless heiresses, billionaire collectors and…
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A letter from the editor

‘It’s extraordinary to think that this upcoming issue is the 12th that we have put together from our homes’
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The Editor pays tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in the hi...

In his Editor’s letter, Richard Dennen recalls how the magazine marked the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and sprang into action on news of her death. The November issue – with Her Majesty shining on its cover – is on sale 29 September
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A letter from the editor to herald the arrival of Tatler’s coronati...

Richard Dennen introduces the unmissable Tatler coronation special in the June issue, on social – and on Tatler.com
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A letter from the editor to celebrate Tatler’s second annual portra...

Richard Dennen reflects on highlights from the July issue, on newsstands now, after Tatler celebrated the power of portraiture – including Sarah Knights’ spectacular cover portrait of King Charles – at a Sotheby’s gala honouring the Prince’s Trust International
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The Tatler Address Book makes its fêted return – only with the Febr...

Tatler is the bible of the global jet set and I am thrilled that, following the success of the first Tatler Address Book, I can now welcome you to the highly anticipated 2024 edition. From pre-eminent Harley Street cosmetic surgeons and the chicest wedding suppliers to country-pursuit purveyors, the finest private-client advisors and the most important educational establishments – all with the Tatler seal of approval – our address book is your definitive directory. Tatler is a magazine about peo…
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Goodbye Vogue House: Isabella Blow, Tatler and me

Apart from sitting next to the future Duchess of Cambridge once in history of art, I achieved very little at university. So when a friend dialled down from St Andrews to the Tatler offices in London to arrange an internship for me after I’d graduated, I was thrilled. I met Tatler’s fashion director, Isabella Blow, on my first day. The then features editor, Camilla Long, having given me my induction to the magazine – ‘There is no party in this town that one can’t gatecrash, Dickie’ – promptly sen…
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The Tatler Address Book is unveiled, filled with gilt-edged advice ...

It is the third print edition of the Tatler Address Book – and it has everything from divorce lawyers to wealth managers. Editor of Tatler Richard Dennen introduces the edition, available on newsstands now with the February issue
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Emily in Paris! When Lily Collins glittered at the ball with Tatler...

In 2007 - long before ‘Emily In Paris’ - Lily Collins visited the French capital with a young Tatler assistant, Richard Dennen, now our editor-in-chief, for a glamorous evening in Chanel at ‘Le Bal Haute Couture’
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Introducing the Tatler Address Book: the definitive guide for high ...

From the most prestigious educational establishments to the finest private-client advisors, the Tatler Address Book is the annual bible of the exceptional and the best. Tatler editor Richard Dennen introduces the edition, available on newsstands now with the February issue