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The term "Sloane Ranger" (often pluralised to just Sloanes) refers to the lifestyle of upper- middle class young women living in west London. It was coined by British author Peter York in his book the Official Sloane Ranger Handbook (co-authored with Ann Barr ). The term combines " Sloane Square" (an area of London where these women would typically live or hang out) with " Lone Ranger". The term is now applied to men as well as women.

The archetypal Sloane Ranger (as described by the book) was Lady Diana Spencer before her marriage to Charles, Prince of Wales.

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Sloane RangerThe term Sloane Ranger (often pluralised to just Sloanes refers to the lifestyle of upper- middle class young women living in west London. It was coined by British author Peter York in his book the Official Sloane Ranger Handbook (co-authored with Ann Bar

Sloane Square tube stationSloane Square is a London Underground station in Sloane Square, Belgravia. It is between South Kensington and Victoria on the District Line and Circle Line, and is in zone 1. It opened as part of the original route of the Metropolitan District Railway (no

Sloane SquareSloane Square is a part of London that lies at the east end of the trendy King's Road, and at the south end of the more conventionally smart Sloane Street. It lent its name to the " Sloane Rangers", the young under-employed and ostentatiously well-off mem

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