James Constantinou, 55, who founded Prestige Pawnbrokers in Weybrudge in 2009 told FEMAIL that his star clients can afford to shop at Harrods but don t want to wait for luxury goods.
the photographs i m about to show you are meant to shock you. they re meant to make you think. not only for what they portray but how they portray it. what do you feel looking at this image? angry, sad, confused? do you feel a sense of vindication when you see this depiction of a klan member being lynched? at the andrew weiss gallery entitled historical fiction, artist tyler shields explores what our country would look like if the bodies in all-too familiar scenes swap places. he s no stranger to controversy. he previously angered animal rights activists by setting fire to a crocodile bag.
matter how you re dressed and it s not about color. still the shop said they were very sorry as did the swiss tourism authority who said that people should know that all visitors, oprah included, are welcomed in switzerland with open arms and one other question you ll hear asked, should anyone be buying a $38,000 crocodile bag even if they can afford it. that handbag has now incidentally been sold. i am sure it went fast. thank you. nearly a month after george zimmerman was found not guilty in the death of trayvon martin, ebony magazine is taking a strong stance releasing four separate issues for the month of september each with a striking cover. black celebrities posing with their children in hoodies. basketball star duane wade with his two young sons. director spike lee with his 16-year-old son. and actor boris cojo with his son and the last cover, trayvon
crocodile bag s $38,000 price bag. this employee is familiar with working with international customers and is a very good employee. it would be strange to me if she would have refused to show a bag. the employee would be more than happy to sell this bag. the sale of that would have been seven times her monthly salary and a great feeling of success for her. reporter: oprah claims racism. many people here don t see it that way at all. i think it was a misunderstanding. the american way of interaction is different and european way is more cool and so i m sure it was a misunderstanding of cultural origin. it sums up the swiss approach. it s about the money and not the race. it s about money and how you re dressed. i actually think you should be able to walk around in normal clothes and go into any store and by anything you want no