Rosmah little shopping
(Harakah Daily) - Akhbar Australia Sydney Morning Herald hari ini melaporkan isteri Perdana Menteri, Datin Sri Rosmah Mansor membelanjakan A$100,000 (RM325,000) di sebuah butik di Sydney dua minggu lalu.
Dalam ruangan 'Private Sydney', akhbar itu memetik pereka fesyen Sydney Carl Kapp menggelarkan Rosmah sebagai "first lady of shopping" disamping gelaran asalnya first lady of Malaysia (Flom).
Selain menyifatkan Rosmah sebagai 'pengikut fesyen yang berdedikasi', Carl Kapp juga menyifatkan isteri Datuk Seri Najib itu sebagai "pelanggan terbesar" kerana telah membelanjakan A$100,000 semata-mata untuk membeli pakaian.
Selain itu, Rosmah juga katanya sangat baik hati dan mudah berurusan.
Menurut akhbar tersebut juga, Rosmah dan Najib, semasa cuti tersebut, menginap di penthouse A$20,000 (RM65,100) semalam di Hotel Darling.
Selain itu, Kapp juga didakwa sangsi terhadap identiti seorang pelanggan yang dikatakan VIP itu apabila kedai Oxford Street menerima panggilan bertalu-talu yang meminta "parkir valet untuk limousinnya" dan menerbangkan Kapp ke Malaysia untuk mengenakan pakaian yang ditempahnya.
Akhbar itu juga melaporkan, kesemua barangan yang dipesan termasuk 61 baju, seluar dan penutup kepala diperbuat dari sutera terbaik dan dalam pelbagai warna cetakan yang sangat eksotik.
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Rosmah's 'shopping spree' hits Aussie paper
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Najib did not lie that his daughter was not in Perth during the CHOGM because the daughter that Rosmah said is his, is in fact not his.
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New Straight Times Malaysia
Selain menyifatkan Rosmah sebagai 'pengikut fesyen yang berdedikasi', Carl Kapp juga menyifatkan isteri Datuk Seri Najib itu sebagai "pelanggan terbesar" kerana telah membelanjakan A$100,000 semata-mata untuk membeli pakaian.
Selain itu, Rosmah juga katanya sangat baik hati dan mudah berurusan.
Menurut akhbar tersebut juga, Rosmah dan Najib, semasa cuti tersebut, menginap di penthouse A$20,000 (RM65,100) semalam di Hotel Darling.
Selain itu, Kapp juga didakwa sangsi terhadap identiti seorang pelanggan yang dikatakan VIP itu apabila kedai Oxford Street menerima panggilan bertalu-talu yang meminta "parkir valet untuk limousinnya" dan menerbangkan Kapp ke Malaysia untuk mengenakan pakaian yang ditempahnya.
Akhbar itu juga melaporkan, kesemua barangan yang dipesan termasuk 61 baju, seluar dan penutup kepala diperbuat dari sutera terbaik dan dalam pelbagai warna cetakan yang sangat eksotik.
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Rosmah's 'shopping spree' hits Aussie paper
The big spending habits of another member of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s family caught the attention of the Australian media again today - this time in Sydney.
In the 'Private Sydney' section of the Australian daily Sydney Morning Herald, columnist Andrew Horney called Rosmah the “first lady of shopping”, allegedly for spending A$100,000 (RM325,000) at a Sydney boutique.
Quoting Sydney designer Carl Kapp, the columnist reported that Kapp’s “biggest customer” had spent the astounding amount during a “private holiday” there “a little more than a fortnight ago”.
According to the column, Rosmah and Najib had during the holiday stayed at the A$20,000 (RM65,100) a night penthouse (right) at the newly-minted five-star Darling Hotel.
Headlined ‘Super Kerr Now a Model Citizen’, the column also reported that Rosmah had requested “valet parking for her limo” and was flying Kapp out to Malaysia for fittings of the clothes she ordered.
“(Kapp said) he was being flown to Malaysia next month with a collection of ‘toiles’ for (Rosmah) Mansor to try on before completing her massive order of 61 dresses, pants and tops.
“All made from the finest silk and in a variety of exotic colours and prints, Kapp said his new muse had ‘a very good eye for colour and she likes a lot of prints’,” the prominent daily’s lifestyle column reported.
PM’s wife ‘absolutely gracious’
Rosmah had recently been under fire for allegedly purchasing a diamond ring worth RM24 million, which she has vehemently denied, and for owning several Hermes handbags worth thousands of ringgit.
“In recent months, (Rosmah) Mansor... has been forced to deny reports she had bought a US$24 million diamond and a US$200,000 (RM621,000)-plus crocodile skin, bejewelled Hermes handbag," said Horney in his SMH column.
“Kapp, who has a keen eye for such bags, having worked for Hermes, said he did not see any such handbag when he met her."
The designer also added that Rosmah is nothing like her critics accuse her of being but was “absolutely gracious and easy to deal with”.
It noted that the alleged shopping spree of the PM’s wife was firstreported on fashion blog Flockwriter, in a Jan 17 posting.
Kapp (right) was quoted as saying that he had also met Najib, who was “relaxing, snuggling up and looking very happy together” with his wife.
“There, surrounded by samples, fabric swatches, sketches and Rosmah’s many attendants, who appeared to be gearing up for a New Year’s Eve party, Kapp was introduced to a casually-attired Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak,” it read.
Malaysiakini has contacted the PM’s office for a response.
Last October, Najib’s daughter, who was not named, was reported by the Western Australian of having spent lavishly at David Jones in Perth during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
The daily later issued a correction to the report, which cited anonymous sources, after Najib said that his daughter was not in Perth at the time.In the 'Private Sydney' section of the Australian daily Sydney Morning Herald, columnist Andrew Horney called Rosmah the “first lady of shopping”, allegedly for spending A$100,000 (RM325,000) at a Sydney boutique.
Quoting Sydney designer Carl Kapp, the columnist reported that Kapp’s “biggest customer” had spent the astounding amount during a “private holiday” there “a little more than a fortnight ago”.
According to the column, Rosmah and Najib had during the holiday stayed at the A$20,000 (RM65,100) a night penthouse (right) at the newly-minted five-star Darling Hotel.
Headlined ‘Super Kerr Now a Model Citizen’, the column also reported that Rosmah had requested “valet parking for her limo” and was flying Kapp out to Malaysia for fittings of the clothes she ordered.
“(Kapp said) he was being flown to Malaysia next month with a collection of ‘toiles’ for (Rosmah) Mansor to try on before completing her massive order of 61 dresses, pants and tops.
“All made from the finest silk and in a variety of exotic colours and prints, Kapp said his new muse had ‘a very good eye for colour and she likes a lot of prints’,” the prominent daily’s lifestyle column reported.
PM’s wife ‘absolutely gracious’
Rosmah had recently been under fire for allegedly purchasing a diamond ring worth RM24 million, which she has vehemently denied, and for owning several Hermes handbags worth thousands of ringgit.
“In recent months, (Rosmah) Mansor... has been forced to deny reports she had bought a US$24 million diamond and a US$200,000 (RM621,000)-plus crocodile skin, bejewelled Hermes handbag," said Horney in his SMH column.
“Kapp, who has a keen eye for such bags, having worked for Hermes, said he did not see any such handbag when he met her."
The designer also added that Rosmah is nothing like her critics accuse her of being but was “absolutely gracious and easy to deal with”.
It noted that the alleged shopping spree of the PM’s wife was firstreported on fashion blog Flockwriter, in a Jan 17 posting.
Kapp (right) was quoted as saying that he had also met Najib, who was “relaxing, snuggling up and looking very happy together” with his wife.
“There, surrounded by samples, fabric swatches, sketches and Rosmah’s many attendants, who appeared to be gearing up for a New Year’s Eve party, Kapp was introduced to a casually-attired Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak,” it read.
Malaysiakini has contacted the PM’s office for a response.
Last October, Najib’s daughter, who was not named, was reported by the Western Australian of having spent lavishly at David Jones in Perth during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
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Najib did not lie that his daughter was not in Perth during the CHOGM because the daughter that Rosmah said is his, is in fact not his.
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New Straight Times Malaysia
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