Alice Temperley Halle Berry and Sarah Michelle Gellar. Temperley is the granddaughter of the mathematical physicist Neville Temperley. She met her husband, Lars von Bennigsen in 1998, while working as a waitress at the Met Bar in Mayfair. They married in 2002 in a 1920s-style wedding covered by the UK edition of "Vogue". In September 2008, five days after the Temperley London SS09 fashion show, Temperley gave birth to her first child, a son named Fox London Temperley von Bennigsen Mackiewicz. She and her husband separated in 2012. Alice Temperley Alice Temperley MBE (born 22 July 1975) is an English fashion designer
Alexandre Bennigsen advocated Bennigsen's view that the promotion of Islamism in Central Asia had potential in leading to a Muslim uprising against the Soviet authorities. Bennigsen, who died in 1988, is generally considered the "father" of a school of students of nationality issues in the former Soviet Union and in the states formed in its aftermath. These included, prominently, S. Enders Wimbush and Chantal Lemercier-Quelquejay, with whom Bennigsen wrote many books and articles, and Paul A. Goble, the founder and editor of Window on Eurasia. Marie Bennigsen-Broxup, his daughter, was a well-known scholar on Central Asia. Alexandre Bennigsen Alexandre Bennigsen () (20