Nicky Haslam turns on the festive season! Acid-tongued socialite says Happy Christmas is 'common' (as is sitting down for a turkey dinner!) ⊕
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The socialite, from central London, went on a tirade and told the Times that he would rather spend his time 'Alone. Asleep. Doing nothing.'
Nicky Haslam's deliciously barbed list of 40 signs you're common is back - and Nobel prizes, Stephen Fry and striped socks are in the firing line ⊕⊕
Nicky Haslam - who is friends with British Queen Camilla and claims Princess Margaret's husband Lord Snowdon was once his lover - has released his seventh Common List tea towel.
8 months ago
Hidden signs in your home that scream you're 'common': Socialite Nicky Haslam reveals artwork that says your tastes are lower-class - and takes a pop at Kate Moss ○
Nicky Haslam began releasing his tea towels in 2018 usually just in time for Christmas, but he has put one on the market early in collaboration with Saatchi Yates, a London-based gallery.
Nicky Haslam reveals the 'tacky' garden item ruining your outdoor space - and what you should use instead ○
Interior designer and socialite Nicky Haslam has named the one garden item he considers truly tacky - and it's not your plant choices.
9 months ago
Nicky Haslam reveals summer trends that will make you appear 'common' - plus his rules for a classy picnic ○
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Here to answer in this year's summer etiquette guide to The Times , is the infamous 'tea towel' writer and arbiter of all things posh, Nicky Haslam, who is based in the Cotswolds.
14 months ago
Nicky Haslam reveals what he finds common about the King's Speech on Christmas Day - so are you guilty of this? ○
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Arbiter of all things posh, Nicky Haslam, has revealed some of the things he find common at Christmas in an interview with the Telegraph - and one of them is related to the King's Speech.
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