Autor/-in: Clare Hastings

Clare Hastings. started her career in the fashion department of Harpers & Queen. magazine, before leaving to work freelance as a stylist and later as a costume designer. Thirty years later, Clare changed direction to work freelance alongside her daughter, Calypso, in The Indytute. Clare Hastings. started her working life at Harpers & Queen. magazine, before leaving to work as a stylist and then as a costume designer. Thirty years later Clare changed direction to work alongside her daughter, Calypso, in The Indytute. She is the author of Gardening Notes from a Late Bloomer. and The House in Little Chelsea. Anne Scott-James. (1913-2009) was Women's Editor of Picture Post. during the Second World War and Editor of Harper's Bazaar. from 1945-51. She. wrote 'The Anne Scott-James Page' for the Sunday Express. from 1953-57 and was a columnist for the Daily Mail. from 1960-68. She also wrote for Vogue. and Queen. and was the author of many books including In the Mink. , Down to Earth. and Gardening Letters to my Daughter. She was married three times, first briefly to Derek Verschoyle, second to journalist and broadcaster Macdonald Hastings, with whom she had a son, Max, and a daughter, Clare, and third to cartoonist and writer Osbert Lancaster. Clare Hastings. started her working life at Harpers & Queen. magazine, before leaving to work as a stylist and then as a costume designer. Thirty years later Clare changed direction to work alongside her daughter, Calypso, in The Indytute. She is the author of Gardening Notes from a Late Bloomer. and The House in Little Chelsea. Anne Scott-James. (1913-2009) was Women's Editor of Picture Post. during the Second World War and Editor of Harper's Bazaar. from 1945-51. She. wrote 'The Anne Scott-James Page' for the Sunday Express. from 1953-57 and was a columnist for the Daily Mail. from 1960-68. She also wrote for Vogue. and Queen. and was the author of many books including In the Mink. , Down to Earth. and Gardening Letters to my Daughter. She was married three times, first briefly to Derek Verschoyle, second to journalist and broadcaster Macdonald Hastings, with whom she had a son, Max, and a daughter, Clare, and third to cartoonist and writer Osbert Lancaster.