In the early 1950s, actor Cary Grant booked a room at the luxurious Mayfair Hotel, located in the heart of St. Louis (USA). He is a regular customer of this place. Grant’s game of romance has established a tradition in high-end hotels. Photo: Imdb. At this time, Grant was married to his third wife – actress Besty Drake. However, he made an appointment with another mistress here. At the Mayfair Hotel, Grant played a game with his mistress. This has indirectly created the tradition of ordering chocolate of many hotels today. Before his mistress came to the room, Grant asked the hotel staff to arrange the chocolate in long streaks. It starts in the living room, runs into the bedroom, goes up to the bed and stops on the pillow. Attached is a letter whose contents and identity have not been revealed so far. The Mayfair manager heard about the game and liked Grant’s idea. This person asked the staff to put chocolate on the customer’s pillow when renting a room at the hotel. Putting chocolate on pillows helps hotels win the hearts of customers. Photo: Slon. After that, many hotels have applied this formula and received positive feedback from customers. Mayfair discontinued this around the early 2010s. However, they revived the tradition with chocolate from Bissinger in August 2014.

Prince Philip played polo in 1950. Famous stylist Rochelle White shared above Femail that Prince Philip has a style of “confident and comfortable”. “Of all his fashion choices, he has perfect taste and knows what suits him. I don’t feel that he really pursues fashion; instead, he chooses the items he knows are best for me. Whether on royal or casual missions, he always dresses appropriately, ”White commented. White emphasized, perhaps unconsciously, Prince Philip created some fashion standards for British men. Not purposely pursuing fashion, Prince Philip accidentally became the standard for British men thanks to his elegant, regal style. Contrary to the Queen of England who likes to combine dresses – striking colors, Prince Philip has a softer style. During the decades in the royal family, the Duke of Edinburgh regularly wears meticulously tailored suits on Savile Row (Mayfair, Westminster, central London). He is also loyal to clothing brands Gieves & Hawkes, Kent, Haste & Lachter and Turnbull & Asser. According to White, Prince Philip’s outfits were tailored “perfect” in a classical, aristocratic manner. When leaving work, the father of 4 chooses more comfortable clothes such as polo shirt or loose button linen shirt. “From polo shirts, sweatshirts and trousers to designer suits at Savile Row, he always exudes the perfect vintage gentleman style. His timeless style of being with the Queen or following her behind always helps him look luxurious, regal and eye-catching. He always chooses simplicity, but sometimes adds striking color through accessories such as a tie, a vest and a hat, ”analyzed the female stylist. Prince Philip always knows how to choose clothes that suit him. His outstanding height and a double body help him to choose the right outfit. When not working, he is more generous with his shirt, but never loses his aristocracy. He pursues “confidence and comfort”. Meanwhile, Becky French, creative director of one of Prince Philip’s favorite brands – Turnbull & Asser, asserted with The Telegraph Prince Philip is one of the most beautifully dressed men in the world. “Until he was 99, he always looked perfect in his navy coat, shirt and tie. Never a slave of fashion, he knows how he wants to wear and perfects that style for nearly a century, ”praised French. The fashion expert rated Prince Philip as one of the most well-dressed men in the world. To Prince Philip, simplicity is exquisite.