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[All photos by PATRICK McMULLAN for PMc]. Yesterday, Sculptz, a new brand of shapewear (why do shapewear companies refuse to end in an “s”? SpanX? SculptZ?) debuted at the The Glasshouses. Robert Verdi officiated over the entire thing, and used the opportunity to ham it up with the Sculptz models.
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According to the website, “Sculptz shapes [...]
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“The fact that thin is in — who cares? It's why I stopped eating. I think food is for fat people and poor people. Rich people don't eat. They get dressed up and go shopping.” —Stylist Robert Verdi, and no, this is not a quote from Bruno. [The Cut]
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Last night at the fifteenth-anniversary celebration of Martha Stewart Weddings, we asked stylist Robert Verdi what he thought of Ralph Lauren allegedly firing model Filippa Hamilton for being too fat. "I love fat people because they're jolly," Verdi offered, seemingly dodging the question. But he was quick to agree with Robin Givhan that it shouldn't be a big deal if the fashion industry doesn't like non-stick figures. "I think people of all...
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The real “Lion of Venice” here was Sir Colin Davis – 80-something going on 40-something and every inch the commander in chief as the mighty storm at the outset of Verdi’s Otello exploded from the Barbican platform. Related StoriesWishin' and Hopin': A Christmas Story, By Wally LambTrotsky: a biography, By Robert ServiceConspirator: Lenin in Exile, By Helen RappaportThe Right Hand of the Sun, By Anita MasonSplendour and Squalor, By Marcus...
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