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Caroline Kellett (1960 - 26 August 2014), usually known just as Kellett, was a British journalist who was fashion editor of ''Tatler'' and held a number of other positions in British fashion journalism.〔(Accomplished style journalist Caroline Kellett dies aged 54. ) Geordie Greig, ''London Evening Standard'', 29 August 2014. Retrieved 29 August 2014.〕 Kellett was born in Buckinghamshire and attended Wadham College, Oxford from where she graduated with a BA degree in History in 1981. Known for her distinctive personal style, she once arrived at an Oxford party in a punk outfit of tartan minidress with a cannon ball chained to her ankle. She spent two years in India studying yoga.〔 After graduation, Kellet worked for ''Vogue'' as fashion features editor for five years.〔 She commented on the latest trends, describing the Dreadshock look adopted by Posers as "the most inspired expression of teenage individualism yet".〔Quoted in "Striking a pose with the Dreadshock kid", Rick Witcombe, ''The Guardian'', 30 December 1983, p. 7.〕 She was supportive of Karl Lagerfeld's updating of the Chanel look in the early 1980s, saying "All the stuff pre-Karl was so-o-o square." She was fashion editor for the ''London Evening Standard'' in 1988 and later of ''Tatler''.〔 In 1989, she represented ''Tatler'' in an article in ''The Observer'' looking at the personal style of four fashion professionals.〔"More chains than Chanel", Nicola Jeal, ''The Observer'', 3 December 1989, p. 37.〕 In 1997 she was the society editor of ''OK!'' magazine and she also worked for ''British W'' magazine. She was an active freelance writer.〔 Kellett was married to the French banker, Jean-Marc Fraysse, in 2002.〔 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Caroline Kellett」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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