Even though the situation you mention is well-documented (in fact, the Times did a piece on it last year), it has never happened to me. My Swiss and French colleagues say I look European, and I am generally dressed in business clothes, so who knows why? We again agree on the issue of counterfeiting.
Frankly, I try and stay in the 8th, but everyone has their favorites.
The situation, like many things with Ms. Winfrey, was her own fault, falsely labelled as racism and blown completely out of proportion. A top executive of Hermès had to go on her show and apologize lest the company risk a boycott.
And for what? It was her fault. She came at closing time, with no appointment and pulled the "Don't you know who I am?" routine typical of divas.
If Juliette Binoche, who won an
Oscar IN THIS COUNTRY, were to show up at the front door of Ralph Lauren at closing time, would anyone recognize her? Would she pull a stunt like this?
Low class.
Gee, and I figured you to be a Kelly (bag) kind of girl.
