Not to mention, the trouser waistlines I can see are obviously completely unacceptable. Those obscured by the jackets are no doubt far too low as well. Can someone please arrange to have me put in a locked room for a few hours with these nitwits? We'll just talk. I promise.
All the shops selling gloves in Italy (and there are quite a few) seem to be staffed by Chinese people, which I find curious.
Some were .. some weren't.
I go to Florence and Arezzo a couple of times a year on business, and the word from my Italian chums there, is that all the Prada and Napoli maestro malarkey is actually made in the Tuscany hills by illegal chinese immigrants in sweat shops. As an example, the biggest legitimate employer in the Florence area is not engaged in anything remotely to do with the rag or fashion trade, on the contrary, it is the hard discipline of manufacturing in the high technology engineering sector.
Here it is, Reuters article
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/12/29/us-italy-sweatshop-insight-idUSBRE9BS04D20131229
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=600tcs2Ef0E
So what's the deal with Bruno.. modern Italian robin hood, robbing rich eurotrash to feed poor Italian biddies in his hometown OR ruthless capitalist sweatshop owner looking after no1s dividends?
Humor not lost on this yank. HAHAHA. Christ...