"Kate Middleton has a nice
silhouette and she is the right girl for that boy (by ‘that boy’ one assumes you mean Prince William, our future King,
dear). I like that kind of woman, I like romantic beauties. On the other
hand, her sister struggles. I don't like the sister's face. She should only
show her back."
One
was outraged!
Even
the slapping of a member of household staff, as she picked up remnants of Chu
Me’s flip-flops from a rough section of the parquet flooring, could one release
the pure anger one felt at such a revolting comment about the utterly gorgeous
sister of our future queen.
“Who
made this comment, Dame Crusty?” One hears you ask.
One’s
gag reflex is held at bay as one mentions his name … Karl Lagerfeld.
One
acknowledges that this member of the fashion community has been around for … well,
goodness … it would seem like centuries (something
certainly backed up by the way he dresses; wearing his usual high collar shirts,
black suits and thigh length boots … often resembling a 17th century
hooker with a vampire fetish). As for the best sides to be taken from (especially where the rear is concerned),
one suspects he speaks from significant experience.
If
you are still unsure, picture the same outfit as one has previously described
in your mind’s eye; black suit, high collared white shirt (one fancies to hide the turkey-neck at which even Coronation Street’s
Audrey Roberts would grimace), thigh high leather boots (and one’s talking heels here), a face
with the complexion of a pensioner’s left testicle and with white wiry hair plonked
on top of said teste-face (akin to that
of the pubic foliage surrounding that very same pensioner’s downstairs area)
brushed back into a ponytail. Finish that image off with a pendulous pair of
ears, a pair of Mick Jagger-esque lips which haven’t seen lip salve in a month
and a pair of sunglasses … et voila!
That’s right … that’s the one.
Karl dear, you are no oil painting yourself ... if oil was involved, however, one suspects it would be crude.