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How to feel like a glamorous spy from a 60’s movie

Fashion: white miniskirts and square toed boots. Black turtlenecks and big blazers. Slim leg suit trousers and shiny black oxfords with a white shirt and a skinny tie. Silver cuff links that catch the light. Big sunglasses. The Chanel style skirt suit. A string of pearls. A Kelly handbag. Kitten heel mules. White gloves - think Audrey Hepburn. A simple watch with a black strap. A black leather vintage briefcase as a bag. A black or white beret. A silk scarf. You should wear mainly black, white, navy, cream, and other nondescript colours. If you have to add colour make it a slash of red lipstick or a red flower in your lapel.

Details: white eyeshadow with thick black cat-eye eyeliner. Lots of mascara. Fake beauty spot by your lip. Golden shimmer on the cheeks (feminine). Clean shaven face, thick strong eyebrows (masculine). Hair parted and slicked over with shiny pomade (m) or else a slick beehive with an eyebrow length straight fringe (f). Include a pocket square in your jacket or a big statement ring.

Perfume: Pure Poison - Dior. Sauvage - Dior. Amour Nocturne - lucky scent. The One, for men - Dolce & Gabana. Eau Tendre - Chanel. J’adore - Dior. Guilty Absolute pour femme - Gucci.

Character details: listen to French songs from the 60’s eg. Françoise Hardy, Brigitte Bardot. Carry a little vintage compact mirror to powder your nose/check you’re not being tailed. Carry around paperback novels in your briefcase/handbag to use for coded messages. Drink martinis. Smile at people mysteriously from over your martini in the bar and if they ask what you do for a living say “that’s classified.” Wear your sunglasses often and lower them to peep at people discreetly. Invite your friends to come over and watch old bond movies, while drinking martinis. Make up code words with your friends and use them in everyday conversation. Cultivate an aura of mystery by giving out as few personal details in conversation as possible while listening intently to what the other person is saying. If you’re not drinking martinis you should be drinking double espressos while reading a broadsheet or writing in a notebook in a little cafe with wooden tables and a window for people watching. Invest in silk pajamas and dance around your room in them, pretending it’s a hotel room in Moscow and you’re about to go on a date with a Russian spy to drink martinis and plot against the Soviet government.

{inspired by @roseate-angel }

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Anonymous asked:

I don’t understand can you please explain to me why the SA was so shocked and why they hesitate to sell their products I mean as long as the client got the money I don’t see the issue?

thinrichafricanbitch answered:

Because Hermès keeps it’s place in luxury by being super exclusive. All of their in-store products are easy to get; if it’s anything that is displayed in the store, then anyone who has the means to do so is able to buy them without any issue. It’s not about the money because all of their clients have money. However, their exclusive bags are hard to come by because:

  • Their production is highly controlled and limited, so they only produce a certain number each year.
  • They never advertise their products. Unless you know that Hermès makes these bags, then you just won’t know.
  • They pay great attention to their craftsmanship, so they’d never push out and sell anything that wasn’t up to their standards. All of their bags are made with genuine leathers, the skins they use are top notch, their hardware is precious metals, and they’re all hand made.
  • Their bags are a really great investment and were at one point (and probably still are) a smarter and more stable investment than gold. They consistently increase in value, and as the years go by they stop production on a certain bag in either a certain leather or colour so the value of the bag increases being that there is no supply. Their value increase sometimes outperforms inflation.
  • Speaking of value increase, their bags are more affordable directly from them than they would be on the resale market. The reason being that because the bag is so unobtainable, people are willing to pay exorbitant amounts to skip the long wait to get the bag directly from Hermès. I’ve seen a standard 25 Birkin in a standard leather be sold on the resale market for double its actual price.
  • And of course because it has a reputation for being so exclusive and because they’ve got more demand than supply, they’re able to pick and choose who they want to give their bags to. And in order for that to happen, you have to shell out some cash on other products to prove brand loyalty. They want to be sure that they’re selling to someone who truly does love the brand and has the intention of keeping their bag with the possibility of starting a collection.

Hermès will forever be able to do this because they’ve stuck to their ways since inception and they only seem to be getting better. They don’t jump on trends and don’t care to appease the majority. Chanel was like this at some point, but their reputation is so down the drain with their poor craftsmanship, outsourcing of production, possibly not hand-made bags because the stitching is off which leaves some bags to fall apart (i.e. Boy Bag). They’re having an issue with “superfakes” at the moment because allegedly their production/assembly is in China and the manufacturers are keeping bags on the side and selling them at lower prices which are then being deemed as the “superfakes” although they’re being made in the same place as the “authentic” bags. That lawsuit that they’ve got going on at the moment is ridiculous and they won’t win it.

Besides, it’s much more common to see someone with a Chanel, Louis Vuitton, or Gucci bag. Hermès Birkin, Kelly, or Constance on the other hand aren’t as easy to obtain directly from Hermès.

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How to bag a billionaire

Lara Asprey, 33, from Ascot, is a high-society match-maker who helps people find love. Her skill is playing cupid for ultra-high-net-worth individuals - and she's extremely good at what she does.
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Lara has always collected names in a little black book - literally - and brought what she refers to as ‘Sloaney sorts’ together. She holds details of more than 2,000 eligible men and women aged from 19 to 75, but her bespoke match-making client list is much smaller with more male millionaires and billionaires, and most of them are in their 40s and 50s.

Seventy per cent work in the City in some capacity. There are bankers, hedgefund managers and CEOs, but also high-ranking civil servants, professional golfers and landed gentry. She has lots of Old Etonians and Harrovians and Oxbridge types.

‘Life is increasingly difficult for very successful men over 50,’ she explains. ‘They have a professional profile and value privacy. They don’t want to put themselves out there.

‘It makes them feel uncomfortable and they don’t have the time, what with the amount of travel and work they do. They’re not necessarily extroverts. They can broker billion-pound deals, but are shy when it comes to romance.

‘They don’t want to ask friends or colleagues for introductions and certainly don’t want to do online dating.’

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1 Look the part, but don’t be the cliche trophy with cosmetic enhancements. They don’t want someone who looks like a gold-digger. Look the best version of yourself.

2 Don’t ask probing questions. A lot of women tend to dig for information about his holidays or car, trying to work out how rich he is. These men don’t want arm-candy. They want to be with women who are cultured, well-educated and well-informed.

3 Be a goal-digger not a gold-digger. Have your own dreams. Take your own lead in planning things. Don’t wait for him to complete you.

4 Be humble. A lot of these men are self-made and hard-working and very down-to-earth.

5 They find it refreshing if someone is not interested in money. But you can’t fake that.

6 Go to the right places. Women who give up hope don’t go out as much as they think they do as it’s easier to put on slippers and watch TV. You have to put yourself out there, but not just visiting the local pub. You have to go to upmarket bars and restaurants, to art galleries and so on. And go on your own, not with a friend, so you talk to people.

7 As it says in Debrett’s Etiquette for Girls: ‘Good posture makes you look taller, slimmer, perter and more confident. Think tall, hold your head up high, keep your back straight, shoulders back, tummy in and hips forward.’

8 My golden rule is that for the first two dates you should really let the chap pick up the bill. You deserve to be treated and cherished, so let him woo you - there is absolutely nothing wrong with making a subtle gesture to pay. It can go a long way to making you appear like you’re gracious enough to offer. Some of my clients are the world’s most successful men, but like it if a girl at least notions towards chipping in - even though they would never dream of letting her.

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“1) Uniform dressing: You can buy nondescript LBDs, cream-colored knits and dark wash jeans from anywhere. Having a handful of classic pieces in your closet allows for an array of looks that scream money. 2) Polished looks pricey: Messy will never equal “wealthy” at first glance, so keep things sophisticated with clean lines, polished accessories and neat hair and makeup. 3) The basics: If nothing else, invest in your shoes and bag. If you can’t afford to, carry a minimalist leather tote and wear simple ballet flats or loafers. 4) Keep it real: Do not wear fake leather. Ever. You’re fooling no one. 5) Logo is a no-go: Avoid putting brands on display. A purse covered in logos is nothing you want to be seen carrying. 6) Sweater weather: Drape your cardigan over your shoulders like our favorite ‘80s prepsters. 7) Tip-top shape: If you’re going to wear something, make sure it’s still in good condition. Nicks and scratches on shoes, bags, or anything else you’re wearing are a no-no. 8) When it comes to sunglasses, listen to Jackie O: Wear tortoiseshell eyewear à la Jackie Kennedy. 9) Simply cinched: Cinching an oversized coat or classic button-down adds instant polish to any outfit. 10) Nail it: Keep eccentric nails to a minimum—just say no to neon polish and anything acrylic. 11) Dark denim: The darker the wash, the more sleek your denim looks. 12) Like a lady: Ladylike dresses that make you look like you just stepped out of a Kennedy family portrait give off an old money, new clothes feel. 13) Your scent can be just as wealthy as your look. 14) Draped in jewels: Don’t be afraid to put your jewelry front and center. From simple diamond studs to that borderline-gaudy statement necklace, this kind of jewelry ups the ante. 15) The “I have money” combo: Own a navy blazer. Own a turtleneck. Wear them together. 16) Status staples: Embrace conservative status symbols like Belgian Shoes and Gucci loafers. 17) If you don’t know, now you know: Two words: Camel. Coat. 18) Make sure it fits: Clothing is instantly downgraded when it doesn’t fit correctly. Stay away from items that swallow you whole or cut off circulation/create imprints in your skin. 19) It’s okay to be square: Gentlemen, always wear a pocket square. It’s a simple way to completely change the look of an ensemble. 20) Wear your pearls, girls: When in doubt, a classic strand of pearls adds elegance (and dollar signs) to your style. 21) Head to toe: Monochrome (read: all black everything) is the perfect way to give off that “everything I’m wearing is chic and cost a fortune” vibe. 22) Timing is everything: A nice watch is the ultimate power-play accessory, even if it can’t be a Rolex or Cartier Tank. 23) Into the wild: Tread carefully when it comes to animal print. There’s a fine line between a leopard-print heel and a zebra-print jumpsuit. 24) Hair apparent: Make sure your hair is clean and well-cut, and if you have the time, get a blow out.”

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100% on point! These tips will also attract the wealthy men you’ve been scoping out. And just in case you missed it: no fake leather ladies 🔑

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Relaxing POT Date

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Pretty much had dinner and went to the theatre after!
Been chatting with this guy on Bumble.

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So basically, I’m not “goals” or “experienced sugar”, but here’s how the evening went:


My ride (a guy friend I met from college offered to be my chauffeur that night) dropped me off at the restaurant and when I got there, there was a bag sitting by my seat that said “Nice to meet you!”. Inside of it was a cake from my favorite bakery!

then he pulled out a bigger bag full of other sweets and said either I could take my pick, or take the entire thing. Of course I opted for the entire thing.

Quickly learned that it DEFINITELY DOESN’T HURT to take the tips on here from experienced sugars about telling your POT that you would like a gift on the first date. 

I expressed to him my love of high end international desserts in my messages so this was an okay gift. Next time I should say I love Louis Vuitton instead LMAO

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Then after dinner we went to the theatre for classical music.

Another tip I’ve heard is that it’s best to make your POT dates short, but he didn’t seem like a serial killer and I actually REALLY enjoy the symphony so I went. 

He bought more sweets and drinks at the theatre.

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He wants to know what I expect of him and how our relationship will be ASAP.
He knows I want to travel, but we still gotta discuss allowance/$$$.

We’re meeting again very soon to discuss $$$$$ but HIGHKEY I should’ve discussed it on this date, OR before the date. (I’ve heard the second date is fine to discuss this too, but I’m ready for cash because that’s the whole point of this ahhhhh)

I’m learning as I go. But as far as safety goes, and screening, I currently have his entire name and work place at my disposal. He doesn’t seem crazy. And I also had my ride, fake name and shit planned with safety down on point.

I’m not flaunting or trying to flaunt. This is all PRACTICE.
He could easily be salt, and this arrangement might not even work out so I’m not really too excited. I know things can go downhill.
I’m even listing my mistakes so I can be better.

I’m not experienced sugar. I’m just new, brown sugar entering the bowl.
I realllllly want to go freestyling soon!

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