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The Snowflake Clip? Bursting out of a specially-designed headpiece by milliner Stephen Jones in another case, titled Spring Bonnet à la Tiffany. Schlumberger’s Bird on a Rock? Set in a silhouetted London skyline with the theme, Blue Moon. Peering over the shoulders of a clutch of press and influencers, I could see the dramatically-lit displays, each with a visually arresting diorama that showcased some of the house’s most magnificent pieces.

Moving into the gallery, I was struck by the transformation to the space-an almost-ceiling-height screen displaying the poster of the Vision & Virtuosity exhibition-and was instantly drawn into the first of the exhibition rooms, dedicated to Tiffany & Co’s witty window displays, by the oohs and ahs of the group ahead of ours. Unsurprisingly, the eye-catching statue was an instant hit with influencers and models at the media preview (Caroline Daur, Georgia Fowler and Sarah Ellen were among some of those we spied copping selfies and photo ops) and celebrities who attended the opening party the next day. I was later told that the sculpture-called Eroded Venus of Arles (2022)-would be moved to the American jeweller’s NYC Fifth Avenue flagship (currently under renovation), where it would be on display for the foreseeable future. Sweeping into the grounds of the gallery, a handsome classical Georgian heritage building formerly used by the military, with its soaring columns and spacious double height galleries, I was immediately struck by a new addition on the grounds: a towering Daniel Arsham sculpture in his signature ‘Bronze Eroded’ style. It was one of those gorgeous English summer days as we headed to the venue for the media preview, just a day before the big blowout. In case you missed it: Here’s What to Expect at Tiffany & Co’s ‘Vision & Virtuosity’ Exhibition in London Featuring over 400 items from the Tiffany archives, the exhibition promised to be a deep dive into the “the breadth of the American jewellery brand’s astonishing innovations since its founding,” as we reported earlier this month, and-it did not disappoint. That’s precisely what I did when the famed American jeweller extended an invitation to Tatler to attend its breathtakingly-researched Vision & Virtuosity brand exhibition launch at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Because then they’ve got a new girlfriend and she’s in the room and they don’t want you in there.'Īs for the crew in general, Lou, who dated a member of 1D's stage crew, said: 'Everyone ends up falling out or sleeping together, or both, everyone knows everybody’s shit that’s just how it is.When Tiffany & Co throws a party, you RSVP: yes. She added: 'Some people would come in, like assistants and stuff, and think it was love and obviously it’s not and it’s just the quickest way to lose your job. Lou then revealed that assistants sometimes slept with the boys but they were fired after. Again, a lot younger than me so we were on a friendship level.

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The 'One Way or Another' video, which they released to support Comic Relief in 2013, is essentially just one music video full of 'funny moments. She said: 'That was the thing, I was with them right at the beginning to right to the end, you can’t sleep with them, it’s kind of important to keep your job. Any self-respecting One Direction fan can tell you that the moment they knew it was all over for them was when they searched 'One Direction funny moments' on YouTube. Lou explained that she never dated or had sex with any of the group. One Direction stylist Lou Teasdale says staff were fired after sleeping with the boys.