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1 week ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
Cautious optimism. This had been the mood, earlier this year, of many of New York City’s top brokers as they navigated the challenges of low inventory and high interest rates. Then came the stock market convulsions and recessionary fears triggered in April by President Trump’s sweeping tariffs.
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1 week ago | 
revistavanityfair.es | Hadley Meares
Casi 30 años después de su trágica muerte, los efectos personales de la princesa Diana siguen saliendo a subasta. El 26 de junio, Julien’s Auctions organizará el evento "Princess Diana’s Style & a Royal Collection” en el Peninsula Beverly Hills. Con más de 200 piezas, desde bolsos hasta alta costura, la subasta presenta objetos y prendas pertenecientes a la princesa Diana, los duques de Windsor, la reina Isabel II, la Reina Madre y otros tesoros reales que se remontan al siglo XIX.
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1 week ago | 
vanityfair.fr | Hadley Meares
Près de 30 ans après sa mort tragique, les souvenirs de Lady Diana demeurent très prisés. Le 26 juin prochain, Julien’s Auctions organisera la vente « Princess Diana’s Style and a Royal Collection » à l’hôtel Peninsula Beverly Hills.
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2 weeks ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
Almost 30 years after her tragic death, Princess Diana's ephemera continues to be a hot ticket item. On June 26, Julien’s Auctions will mount “Princess Diana’s Style and a Royal Collection” at the Peninsula Beverly Hills. With over 200 pieces ranging from handbags to couture, the auction features items and clothing belonging to Princess Diana, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen Mother, and other royal treasures dating as far back as the 19th century.
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3 weeks ago | 
vanityfair.fr | Hadley Meares
Adolf Hitler reçoit un ancien roi, et le monde occidental ne parle plus que de ça. Le 22 octobre 1937, le duc de Windsor, qui a abdiqué moins d’un an auparavant alors qu’il était le roi Edward VIII du Royaume-Uni, s’entretient en privé durant une heure avec le dictateur allemand dans son repaire des Alpes bavaroises.
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1 month ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
On October 14, 1971, over 100 bejeweled guests, including 60 royals and heads of state from across the globe, dined in a silk-canopied banquet hall, part of an elaborate tent city which had risen near the ancient city of Persepolis, in Iran. Guests including Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco, US Vice President Spiro Agnew, and England’s Prince Philip and Princess Anne feasted on 300 pounds of caviar, imperial peacock, and Champagne sorbet.
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2 months ago | 
vanityfair.fr | Hadley Meares
La princesse Diana n’est encore que Lady Diana Spencer, 20 ans à peine, lorsqu’elle s’avance vers l’autel de la cathédrale Saint-Paul le 29 juillet 1981. Elle pense sincèrement avoir trouvé le bonheur dans les bras de Charles, prince de Galles (et futur roi). Dans son livre Diana racontée par elle-même, Andrew Morton cite la princesse : « Je me souviens que j’étais tellement amoureuse de mon mari que je ne pouvais pas le quitter des yeux. Je me prenais pour la fille la plus chanceuse du monde.
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2 months ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
Just weeks after wildfires devastated southern California, a muted but refreshingly serene and warm Frieze Los Angeles opened at the Santa Monica Airport. As airplanes roared overhead, well-heeled VIPs crowded the entrance to the massive fair, featuring more than 95 galleries from more than 20 countries, hugging and schmoozing after the uncertainty and tragedy of the fires.
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2 months ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
When 20-year-old Lady Diana Spencer walked down the aisle of St Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981, she truly believed she had found her happily ever after with Charles, who was then Prince of Wales. “I remember being so in love with my husband that I couldn’t take my eyes off him,” Andrew Morton writes, quoting the princess, in Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words. “I just absolutely thought I was the luckiest girl in the world.
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2 months ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
As blazes rage across the Southland, those uprooted by the wildfires that have devastated some of the wealthiest enclaves of Los Angeles — in the Pacific Palisades and Malibu — are desperately looking for a new place to settle down. Even as the thousands of displaced residents of less affluent areas like Altadena are forced to relocate even farther east, high-end Westside realtors are facing massive, price-raising demand for homes in such nearby tony areas as Brentwood and Santa Monica.
