Sarah Palin shops at Atelier?

[wasdell]

did anyone else see these article about how the Republic party spent of 150K on clothes for Sarah Palin which included almost 5k at Atelier in NY?

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/22/gop-consultant-reimbursed-for-palin-shopping-spree/?hp

[kunk75]

this was covered in superfashion.

[cyberPUNK]

i'd jizz on her glasses.

...just sayin'

[DüM]

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[Jkissi7]

what can i say she's balling man

• $349.50 to Lord & Taylor in New York on Sept. 25.

[mrip]

VV8uEzGuvfc

WHAT THE FUCK

[DüM]

you're welcome.

[khoiphan92]

who cares. shes a dumb bitch who has no idea what shes talking about

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xHPZ8p9yHU

you cant fix stupid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go6w-nJfJqs&feature=related

[mrip]

different atelier..........

[ProfMonnitoff]

apparently not a different atelier?

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/23/wardrobe-mysteries-linger/

Consider also the $4,902.45 charge at Atelier New York, a high-end men’s store, presumably for Ms. Palin’s husband, Todd, the famous First Dude.

Karlo Steel, an owner there, said he had gone through the store’s receipts for September, twice, and found no sales that matched that amount, nor any combination of sales that added up to the total. Because the store carries aggressively directional men’s wear, he caters to a small clientèle and knows most of his customers by name, as well as the history of their purchases.

When The Caucus called Mr. Steel back to ask him to also check August sales just in case, Mr. Steel said he found one purchase that came close to the amount in the campaign finance reports but said that he knew who that customer was and it certainly was not Mr. Palin. Neither was it Jeff Larson, the Republican consultant who showed up in campaign finance records as the one who footed the initial bill before being reimbursed by the R.N.C.

The store carries expensive cut-up T-shirts and tricky suits from avant-garde designers, like Raf Simons, Yohji Yamamoto and Ann Demeulemeester, none of whom typically create beltway-appropriate attire.

“We have no recollection of that sale and no idea what they are talking about,” Mr. Steel said.