Chloe Fox

A love of wilderness lies at the heart of much modern and postwar British art; it’s also central to Stella Tennant and Isabella Cawdor’s vision at Holland & Holland. So what happened when Sotheby’s brought the two together? Chloe Fox reports. Styling by Bay Garnett. Photography by Tom Craig

Nat and Tallulah were frontrunners in microgeneration, but could they pass on their carbon neutrality to the next generation? By Chloe Fox

Why must the world mock Matthew’s guilty fashion secret? It’s always saving the day – and could even save his neck… Words by Chloe Fox. Illustration by Phil Disley

Braided hair, sequin boiler suits, circus skills… Cathy was having the time of her life on the festival circuit. Wasn’t she? Words by Chloe Fox. Illustration by Phil Disley

On a series of self-discovery courses to help him man up, Giles had heard the call of the wild, but how primal would he go? Words by Chloe Fox. Illustration by Phil Disley

Ralph finally puts his tweedy look into context on a trip to the countryside – but is he a victim of fowl play? Words by Chloe Fox. Illustration by Phil Disley

When the odd weekend of casual skiing with an old mate turns into a maelstrom of ever more mortal challenges, can sanity prevail?

Claudia had pretended to her new boyfriend it was her favourite night… but his idea of celebrating twice – first in Sydney then in Maui – could have her wishing his bold acquaintance be forgot…

When an overworked, undervalued and ever so slightly at the end of her tether executive PA decides her Christmas bonus is long overdue, what the Dickens ensues?

It’s never too late to rekindle a passion for beautiful game, thinks fortysomething screenwriter Alex, especially if your teammates are masters of the universe and there’s business to be done

How will a formerly suited-and-booted banker cut it sartorially with the Shoreditch hipsters in his new job as a dotcom starter-upper?

Four days on the White Isle will sort out square boy Jeremy’s midlife crisis, thinks his old friend Pete – miscalculating quite how “sorted” things could become

Can Vanessa find the strength to free herself from her social media fixation and discover a life of love and liberty beyond the “likes”?

Hector’s work, once snapped up by the high and mighty, has been nothing but negatives since the digital revolution. But will a new royal wedding propel him back into the limelight?

Will a rugby-obsessed father’s desire to live out his dreams through his son fall foul of poetic justice?

Stella wanted to transport her husband – and their 300 top friends – into a jaw-dropping alternative reality for his 50th birthday. But was the Blade Runner theme the best choice?

Will the seemingly ageless Hatty reveal her darker side when a gauche new beau threatens to expose her closely guarded “skincare” regime?

How will a family survive without the miracle worker who made everything run like clockwork? And what devilry could possibly persuade her to come running back?