HeyJaredAmie Elizabeth White
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Gilders, goldsmiths, embroiderers and engravers: It takes a 2,000-man village to make the world's most coveted fan (opens the original)
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When Marie-Caroline of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Duchesse du Berry held a costume ball to mark the arrival of Mary Stuart of Scotland at the Tuileries in 1829, she insisted on a quadrille (a dance performed by four couples in a rectangular formation) that could only be done if one carried a fan. It revived a fashion lost during the French Revolution and transformed Jean-Pierre Duvelleroy’s dream into an illustrious business. The 25-year-old éventailliste (fan-maker) established his company in Paris
Britain's gold rush is very bad news for vintage and luxury watches (opens the original)
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The surge in gold prices is prompting the melting down of vintage and luxury watches as the value of the component metal exceeds that of the timepiece. At the time of writing (July 1), the value of gold per troy ounce is about £3,153, up from £1,842 in June 2024. ‘The increase in scrapping this year has been substantial,’ says Jon White, founder of Gold Traders in Wiltshire and manager of a local auction house, ‘particularly for mid-tier luxury watches not yet considered collectors’ items.’ Jon
The most famous suitcase in the world was built to last: 'It's been dinged by elephants, it's fallen off safari trucks, it's traversed five continents' (opens the original)
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In 1947, Princess Elizabeth embarked on her Hampshire honeymoon with a trio of companions: her new husband, Susan the corgi and a selection of brown suitcases she continued to use, personalised later with a monogram reading ‘THE QUEEN’. The cases were from Globe-Trotter, established by David Nelken in 1897 to provide luggage built to last. It was the adoption of vulcanised fibreboard that earned the suitcases an early reputation. A remarkably strong yet lightweight material, it was invented in 1
These are a few of Sarah Corbett-Winder's favourite things (opens the original)
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Sarah Corbett-Winder (below) is a fashion consultant, sometimes referred to as ‘The Wardrobe Whisperer’, and founder of Kipper clothing. She recently moved from London to a historic farmhouse in the Welsh countryside, where she lives with her husband, three children and two miniature sausage dogs. Obviously a piece from my wardrobe had to feature. It has been very hard to pick (I wanted to say the whole lot), but it would have to be this. She is a recent friend I picked up from Sign of the Times
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