Break in Fads, the villain comes to “anything” using the brands associated with “old money”
In his triumphant entry into “Vale Tudo”, Odete Roitman (Debora Bloch) appears in his sister’s home, Celina (Malu Galli), wearing tailoring trousers, jacket and a classic bag.
The column has made its homework: the accessory is from the Italian brand Valentino, by the designer Valentino Garavani. The model costs $ 25,000 on the Brazilian Farfetch website. Already in the brand e-commerce of the brand it comes out for the equivalent of $ 20,000.
The model appeals to elderly women. Those who appreciate the style of “old money”, that is, associated with old money, traditional families, timeless elegance.
The stock exchange generates controversy among the politically correct, after all, it is produced with the skin of the calf. The world of fashion and luxury faces the protest of those who disapprove of any type of use of animals in the pieces.
The second controversy with the Odete Roitman bag involves the Italian brand Mario Valentino, created in 1952, seven years before the opening of the 1st Valentino Garavani shop. Both houses contest the use of the logo with the letter “V” and often the customers confuse the products of both.
Another detail attracts attention to the arrival of Odete Roitman: the three Louis Vuitton-Gods who sent directly from Paris. On the Brazilian website of the French maison, a model similar to that used by the character starts at $ 84,000.
Source: Terra
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