Mustique, winter hideaway for Britain's rich, shimmers on the horizon.
Speaking to The Telegraph at a charity event hosted by the Duke of Cambridge at Windsor Castle for The Royal Marsden cancer hospital, she said: "The Duke and I met before, along with the Duchess, before they were married, when I was staying on Mustique.
As The Mirror put it: "There is no mystique about Mustique.
After Margaret's marriage to Lord Snowdon on 6 May 1960, the couple honeymooned in the Caribbean; Glenconner made them a wedding present of 10 acres of land on Mustique.
Visually, the show is pure Los Angeles, bright and dynamic, with the cameras observing with amused theatricality the pomp of elaborate L.A. houses, their kitchen islands as big as Mustique.
The filmmakers admit that they made up the model, but the Caribbean island is presumably Mustique, where Margaret spent a good deal of time playing.
My most unusual place is on Mustique.
Sensatori is not the Mustique sort of holiday where people have their own villas and yachts – this place is for British tourists who want to lie on sun loungers until they change colour.
Grenada is the biggest of the thin trail of islands which make up the Grenadines, stretching from Bequia and Mustique in the north to Carriacou and Grenada in the south.
Cheryl Cole got married in Mustique (I know! Monkey hadn't heard anything about it either!) and Mel B, Louis Walsh and Simon Cowell also decided it was time to get some fun in the sun.
The Saint Vincent group consists of Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, Mustique, Union Island, and associated islets.
