英式贵族：走#进#!《尚流》杂志 第一季

　　Tatler is t:.he oldest maga#zine i^n the world and has been $
reporting=_+)) on-@] the ^.lives o f Brit+
$ain’s mo-st pri`(vile_ged a +`nd pow(erfu.l )for%
\ 300 y[?ea%=r:`(+s. $T,,at*ler not only do-cu?^\ments, but also dictates #_ @ th)!)+%e s?-]*^ocial calenda _r of Brit^ ai)@n’s elite. With$( an a
]rchive ful+l of society’s mov^ ers a^
nd shaker:s b@%ei+ng %pictured in its p(ages it ]has long been a rite of pas=(``sa@@ ge for Britain’s r@ul;ing cl/a$%
@sses.　　In \the first ep)isode of Posh P+]-eople: Insi`!^de T/atler we meet the editor, ??Kate R eardon, +a ,@ self-confessed (‘
;hon$king,?_ great Sloane+?’, and !her feature=(,s tea!#m - who, are al]l
 ex$;pecte?@%d to be we:()ll versed in the$ rule/s of upper cla)*ss life.　　?The programme follows*;\ Ma*[!tt^hew Bell - T\:atler’s writ-!_)er \[,a$.n!$d t%![he newest ad[_[diti=^on .:to th/e team - over h#//is$ first few )months at `the maga #=zine. We’ll\ see him tryin],;g  to find his feet $$and]% go f#rom;) middle class ou?(/t( sid;@er to privile=?ged insi!#der.　　We’l`l see [/th*\e +@^-t;eam p+#utti=ng toget\her(\$ an issue, foll\.ow them on sh
o(ots and$@ key social ev *ents to m]eet the@) people?@ the y feat*ure - from ]Lord Glasgow in his 13th#  )+]Century ca+stle i:;n Scot^/
lan)d, t#o
*Ni ge=_@*+rian Mil liona.ire@+ K-$(ola_ Karim[, who has no idea how ma[:n y car:s he o ]wn% s.