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'I have a broken wrist in a sling and am looking for a stylish cape to get me through the next 2 months. I am willing to spend up to £350. Can you help?'
From the 'Wardrobe Mistress' column, Sunday Times
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Pleased to see that the noble Sir Den is a 'Private Eye' man. My postie just managed to deliver my copy today as darkness was falling.
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