Amanda Harlech, the Chanel muse and actress, says she struggles to attract men because they are afraid to approach her.
Amanda Harlech, the fashion muse, is on the look-out for a man . Photo: Adam Crowley
Feted as one of the world’s best-dressed women, Amanda Harlech says her style fails to help attract the opposite sex.
“I’m still single, but on the look-out for a man,” says the former wife of Lord Harlech. “I think men are scared to approach me, as I always seem to do the chasing. Men are afraid of powerful-looking women.”
Dames go to war
Why does Chris Bryant accuse..
the Chancellor George Osborne of “homophobia” for describing him as a “panto dame” in the House of Commons?
the Chancellor George Osborne of “homophobia” for describing him as a “panto dame” in the House of Commons?
Barry Cryer, the comic, resents the former minister’s implication that it is a derogatory term and that such characters are always played by homosexual actors.
“Thinking of some of the greatest dames, I don’t see sexual orientation has been a factor, one way or the other,” he says. “If I had no sense of humour, as one of a number of men who has played dames and who happens to be heterosexual, I could ask him for an apology.”
Sir Richard Branson is bitten by Mosquito
When Mandrake disclosed in April that Sir Richard Branson faced insurmountable opposition to his plans to turn Mosquito Island in the Caribbean into a hideaway for the super rich, the tycoon protested.
The latest accounts for Virgin Holdings reveal, however, that Sir Richard has now sold the island
Sir Richard Branson is bitten by Mosquito
When Mandrake disclosed in April that Sir Richard Branson faced insurmountable opposition to his plans to turn Mosquito Island in the Caribbean into a hideaway for the super rich, the tycoon protested.
The latest accounts for Virgin Holdings reveal, however, that Sir Richard has now sold the island
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