Présenté par Vice.com Tatler is a jaw-droppingly brazen document of Britain’s true class system – a lifestyle magazine for people who know what “truffle consomme” is and what you’re supposed to do with it. These, for example, are all genuine Tatler cover lines from the past few years: “Britain’s Prettiest Schoolgirls”, “The new faux poor: the rich pretending…
By Noam Cohen, The New York Times Capture d’écran / The February 1903 cover was an illustration by Charles Dana Gibson.
Laura Vanderkam, City Journal Journey Through the Checkout Racks Start with something that hasn’t changed: American women’s obsession with their figures. The January 1963 Redbook featured a cover line on a 10-DAY DIET TO HELP YOU RECOVER FROM THE HOLIDAYS; the February 2013 issue cajoles readers to “get to your best weight ever” and promises “the plan and the push…