“He is married to Georgina Chapman.” You’ll note from the fact that he appears on-camera that the once-great Harvey Weinstein signed the disclosure agreement to be on the show. “I love Harvey Weinstein, he is great,” Tinsley explains.When Alexandra and Tinsley are trying on thousand-dollar frocks with jewels hand-applied by arthritic French seamstresses and steamed with the tears of 11-year-olds in Chiang Mai (which the girls will only ever wear once, for half an evening), a small, unnoticed dog is quietly crawling around the bed where Tinsley sleeps, humping the pillow on which she rests her head every night.AAAAAAAH! Sometimes even we anthropologists can get spooked by the horrors of humanity.

Suddenly, the camera shows her without makeup. “I’m about to take you into a world where everything is not as perfect as it seems,” Tinsley narrates.The random white guy who sheds a single tear in the credits.Reasons Why High Society Will Spark the Fire That Ultimately Consumes - and Purifies - Us All: One day, in the future, anthropologists looked back on this program and isolated the elements that ultimately caused the burning of New York City and our final release from our mad, sybaritic godlessness. In 2010, a show about socialite Tinsley Mortimer, called High Society, aired on the CW network.

They called it the bonfire of the vanities. The items included works of art, expensive clothes, jewelry, cosmetics, and books - objects that could tempt one to sin, and represented the downfall of a city about to be crushed by God and its own pride. In 1497, in a righteous fever, supporters of Dominican priest Girolamo Savonarola publicly burned objects symbolizing the wicked decadence and decay of Florence, Italy. Not long after this moment, everything in this photo erupted in hellfire.

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