Introducing the July issue of Tatler
Richard Dennen's first edition of Tatler has landed
What's in the July issue of Tatler?
When he was appointed as Tatler's new editor-in-chief, Richard Dennen said, 'Having admired the way the magazine has covered British society over the past three centuries, I can't wait to continue that success story. The Tatler I edit will access an even wider world, featuring arresting and impossibly glamorous fashion and lifestyle.'
The July issue features cover star Nicole Kidman, photographed in incredible couture by Victor Demarchelier. There are beautiful photoshoots with the Astors in the Côte d'Azur and a line-up of Society's New Order – self-possessed, successful stars of 2018 including rugby player Maro Itoje, Camilla Thorp, who marries the Marquess of Blandford this autumn, and actress Allegra Marland, all photographed at Cliveden House. We even flew to Rome to talk to Rupert Everett about his new film, The Happy Prince.
When is the July 2018 issue of Tatler on sale?
The July issue is on sale now and comes with a free pair of sunglasses.
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Tatler July 2018 issue
Inside the new July issue...
Posted by Tatler on Friday, June 1, 2018
This article was first published in the July 2018 issue of Tatler magazine
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