Karl Lagerfeld Slams Pippa Middleton: Is He a Mean Old Man?
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2012/08/01 19:00:00
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Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is at it again, insulting celebrities for their looks. Earlier this year, he made comments about singer Adele’s weight, causing quite a stir. Now he’s picking on British royalty! His new target is Pippa Middleton, the sister of the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton.
According to The Sun, Lagerfeld commented on Pippa saying, “I don't like the sister's face. She should only show her back.” He was seemingly referring to the infamous image shot from the rear of Pippa carrying her sister’s train at last summer’s royal wedding.
The fashion icon has made his living off glorifying other people’s beauty. Not only has he designed clothes for fashion houses like Fendi and Channel but he has also shot numerous iconic photographs including Mariah Carey’s V cover in 2005. In addition, he shot a series called “Visionaire 23: The Emperor's New Clothes,” featuring nude images of celebrities and models.
Granted, he may know a thing or two about the popular perceptions of beauty. But does this give him the right to criticize unsuspecting public figures who have not asked for his assessment? Or perhaps the opinionated designer is just looking for a little free publicity. Whatever it is, he needs to check his tone.
According to The Sun, Lagerfeld commented on Pippa saying, “I don't like the sister's face. She should only show her back.” He was seemingly referring to the infamous image shot from the rear of Pippa carrying her sister’s train at last summer’s royal wedding.
The fashion icon has made his living off glorifying other people’s beauty. Not only has he designed clothes for fashion houses like Fendi and Channel but he has also shot numerous iconic photographs including Mariah Carey’s V cover in 2005. In addition, he shot a series called “Visionaire 23: The Emperor's New Clothes,” featuring nude images of celebrities and models.
Granted, he may know a thing or two about the popular perceptions of beauty. But does this give him the right to criticize unsuspecting public figures who have not asked for his assessment? Or perhaps the opinionated designer is just looking for a little free publicity. Whatever it is, he needs to check his tone.
REALLY???
Anyway, Pippa is Kate's sister, she's effectively Royalty by default although not in line to the throne...unless she starts dating Harry >.> anyway. Royalty status = Celebrity in the UK... A list in fact.
To be royalty you do not need to have a title, you only need to be a part of the Queen's family. To be 'nobility' you might however need a title, such as Lord/Earl/Lady etc etc.