jeanclaude
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God, the more I see this kind of couture customers, the more I miss customers like Nan Kempner.
Simply chic understanding status bodysize, shape and fabrics. She Knows She's not a celebrity and doesn't want to be one.God, the more I see this kind of couture customers, the more I miss customers like Nan Kempner.
these live rent free in my penthouseChic is great but so are tacky women who buy couture.... Especially when they are from Texas. I love and appreciate the aesthetic just as much.

Chic is great but so are tacky women who buy couture.... Especially when they are from Texas. I love and appreciate the aesthetic just as much.
Text oil wives have some of the greatest contemporary artwork collections in the USan artist friend of mine actually told me that many Texas folks bought superior art pieces with the oil money in the past decades. He said that people would be surprised by the collections in the museums over there. They were of the highest quality.
It's their money. They can spend as they please. And it's entertainment for us plebs. why not?
Christine Chiu in Balenciaga swan song couture by Demna
Love me some Demna but to think she spent >10k on something that looks like a scrap from a Jenny Packham or Sherry Hill circa 2015 collection...I have shivers down my spine.
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Christine Chiu in Balenciaga swan song couture by Demna
Love me some Demna but to think she spent >10k on something that looks like a scrap from a Jenny Packham or Sherry Hill circa 2015 collection...I have shivers down my spine.
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Texas is big and the two can be true; some Texans can be extraordinary tacky and others (fewer) have incredible collections (and it's not even new, the De Menil founded the Rothko Chapel in 64).Text oil wives have some of the greatest contemporary artwork collections in the US