A note every morning
Manners
On status, power, elegance and the small habits that decide how a room treats you. Written by a grandmother who learned the rules the long way round.
Dinner Party Etiquette: The Rules Nobody Explains
From the reply to the invitation to the note the morning after: the dinner party rules nobody explains, for men and women, modern and never stuffy.
How to Be a Gentleman: The Rules My Grandmother Wrote for Men Too
The finest door-holder I ever knew also kept the only set of keys. Eleven rules for the modern gentleman, none of which involve a cape or a puddle.
Old Money vs New Money: The Differences Nobody Says Out Loud
A stranger on a train asked me if I could tell old money from new by looking. Usually, I said. But I never look at the money.
How to Be Elegant: Habits of Effortlessly Elegant People
My grandmother judged a coat from the inside. Elegance works the same way: ten small habits, for men and women, that nobody can sell you.
How to Be Classy: The Only Test That Counts
Class is how you treat people who can do nothing for you. Everything else, the fork and the vowels included, is decoration on the house.
Don't just read the notes. Live them for ninety nights.
Ninety nights from now you'll be ninety nights older either way. The only question is whether you'll have the pages to show for it.
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