Giles Hattersley

Oct 21, 2024 | vogue.com | Giles Hattersley

One presumes the late Queen’s permission was sought as to whether it was okay for Tom Parker Bowles to write a recipe book themed around the history of royal food. Though the man himself—author, cook, son, father, brother, stepbrother, godson, general family man, now at the heart of the family—can’t entirely recall how the process worked, but, yes, he definitely did ask, he says with a near-imperceptible eye roll.

Sep 23, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Giles Hattersley

One presumes the late Queen’s permission was sought as to whether it was OK for Tom Parker Bowles to write a recipe book themed around the history of royal food. Though the man himself – author, cook, son, father, brother, stepbrother, godson, general family man, now at the heart of the family – can’t entirely recall how the process worked, but, yes, he definitely did ask, he says with a near-imperceptible eye roll.

Aug 13, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Giles Hattersley

​​Kylie Jenner materialises as if from the ether. It’s impressive. One moment you’re staring out the window, many floors up in a Manhattan skyscraper, your head running with questions – Will she say anything? What will she look like up close? Are people going to be cranky she’s on the cover of Vogue? Is Timothée Chalamet kicking around here somewhere?

Apr 27, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Giles Hattersley

In this world there are bucket lists and there are bucket lists. For most, seven nights on board a 20 guest yacht in the Galápagos sits high on the latter, a travel holy grail so covetable as to put it in danger of not delivering on one’s dreamiest, most intense Attenborough fantasies. Step forward then – or rather hove into view atop the crystalline waters of the equatorial Pacific Ocean – Evolve, one of four picture perfect explorer yachts the company Ecoventura runs year round in the Galápagos.

Mar 25, 2024 | vogue.com | Giles Hattersley

It’s late morning at the Langham hotel in London, a croissant’s throw from the BBC’s famed glass frontage on Portland Place. We’re here because the national broadcaster is the setting for actor Billie Piper’s buzzy new film Scoop, a jaw-dropping, wig-touting, prosthetics-laden dramatization of how Newsnight secured that Prince Andrew interview during the white heat of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.