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Editor’s View S T AILORS | W AIS T C O AT S | RO Y A LT Y | TRA VEL | B ES P O K E G I N | TI M E P IE C ES A ND SO MUCH M ORE... SAVILE ROW ISSUE 6 FINAL
v2.indd 1 16/05/2016 14:09 COVER Kathryn Sargent
MANAGING DIRECTOR Stewart Lee
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avile Row has been hitting the headlines in recent weeks – for all the right reasons. Kathryn Sargent has been in the news for taking the keys to number 37 – the first lady tailor to take up residence in
the Row. Savile Row Style caught up with her just before the big move and discovered that Kathryn’s focus is very much on offering a great service for her customers, not on leading the charge for women tailors. Elsewhere in the Row, William Skinner and the
Savile Row Bespoke Association is heading up the tailors’ constant battle against forgeries and fakers with a landmark campaign for geographical identification? If successful, Savile Row, in conjunction with the Harris Tweed Authority, will be the first non-food product to win such status, giving the Row protection rights on a par with champagne or Parma ham. This is good news for everyone – customers, tailors and, of course, our all-important apprentices. Yet, there is still a way to go – European legislation is never straightforward or simple – but the team at Savile Row Bespoke continues to keep the pressure on the powers that be. Savile Row has an illustrious and proud heritage and the pins are clearly in place to secure an even more marvellous future. Clearly I have taken up the editorship of Savile Row Style Magazine at a most
auspicious time. The world is looking to Savile Row for a lead in defining bespoke and this issue’s key interviewees – Kathryn Sargent and William Skinner – highlight the talent, dedication, inspiration and skill that abound in Savile Row.
diana@savilerow-style.com MARIE SCOTT
s this edition was about to go to press, I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Marie Scott, founder
and long time editor of Savile Row Style Magazine. I was, like so many others, very fond of Marie and her vivacious personality and appetite for life. With her passion for men's style, she remained throughout her life a loyal and passionate advocate of Savile Row and bespoke tailoring. The news of her sudden passing has come as a great shock to the team at the magazine and to those who worked with her throughout her career. The magazine will pay a full and fitting tribute to Marie in the next edition.
Stewart Lee Managing Director Savile Row Style Magazine
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