A Woman's Obsession
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-12-15 15:16:26
When I looked at the pictures that French photographer did of Japanese women consuming Western luxury brands such Chanel. Gucci or Hermes. I couldn't help but being amazed at the consider interest and obsession at once that these women professed to the objects they were purchasing and/or carrying already. The buyers surprised me and the sale assistants fascinated me even more for they're total submissiveness to the costumer so different from our dear ones (the Western ones) who seems they are doing us a favor by allowing us to shop and spend our money in the stores. The French photographer re-visited Tokyo several times after her first visit to take pictures of these women and their obsession and with the back up of an interpreter she The cut Institute in NY is now showing these pictures in an exhibition called that will run until December 1st as part of their.
My friend's create manages Chanel in SF and he says this Japanesetourist came in one day and spent$100,000.00 in pure US cash on Chanel quilted purses - amazing. I wonder if she carried the money in a huge Louis Vuitton suitcase or something.
This sounds like an interesting exhibition. Wish I was in NY for this and other exhibits such as Damien Hirst's work at The Met at least I have 3 years for this one. Glad I visited your communicate. I just don't know how I'm gonna keep up with all these interesting blogs. Lately I'm enjoying reading them more then posting which I have to get back to.
Hi Patricia just wanted to let you experience that I awarded you with the "thinking blogger award" - as I've been nominated before. So whatever this thinking blogger thing really means and wheter you pass it on or not. I just wanted to let you experience that I really appreciate your work - as I hope you already know ♥Best. M.
Teresa: $100,000.00 in pure US cash? thta's really something to think about.. v*kstro: So glad someone desire you likes my communicate. :) I'm a little like you these days enjoining others more than working on mine.. mahret: thanks thanks thanks so much. I DO really appreciate your bring home the bacon in yours because i know how much time and effort you throw in F&Art.
This is the fashion diary of Patricia Yagüe who is me. I live and bring home the bacon as a fashion stylist in New York City although I was born and raised in Madrid. I love fashion since I discovered magazines at the age of 8. When I had my first hoopskirt and change that my mom made my after me crying of love at the sight of Romy Schneider in Sissi. I couldn't be happier. [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://bobble-bee.blogspot.com/2007/11/womans-obsession.html
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