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Sunday Times Style Magazine December 2nd 2007
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THE DREAMCATCHER – Life – not to mention Erin, Lily and Jacquetta – through the lens of celebrated fashion photographer Tim Walker looks altogether more lush, as Style’s exclusive preview of his book shows. Camilla Long unravels the meaning behind the dreaming
WEIGHT ON OUR MINDS – Is Nigella Lawson offensively fat? Are size-zero skinnies narcissistic and empty-headed? ‘It isn’t great being overweight,’ admits the glossy-haired domestic revolutionary. So how are we to deal with all the conflicting messages? Shane Watson unpicks the obsession of now
SKI SPECIAL – Once upon a time, ski holidays meant muggy coaches from the airport and chalets stuffed with snotty-nosed kids. But a rash of sexy new places has put paid to the winter holiday from hell. Fleur Britten discovers a world of butlers on blades, fur lined chalets and eco-retreats to die for. In snowboarder parlance, go bonk it
NAPPY BASH – Godparents used to be for life, not just for the christening. But they are increasingly social occasions, with tens of participants and even celebrities, if you’re that way inclined. Welcome to the world of strategic godparenting. Spencer James takes his place at the font
HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO? – Sophie Anderton’s drugs and sex shame may have been just another Sunday’s reading. But there are plenty of girls who will recognise the murky tit-for-tat of sexual relations. For many models/stylists/whatevers, it’s all in a day’s work – and they’ve got the diamonds to prove it. Rachel Johnson uncovers the dark world of ‘Oh, okay then’
84 pages. This issue is in very good condition. There are some minor marks on the cover
