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    17May, 2023
    Fashion designer princess whose uncle was one of the world’s richest men is killed in horror 5-star hotel balcony fall

    A FASHION designer princess, who was the niece of one of the world’s richest men, died in a horror plunge from a balcony at a five-star hotel.

    Mum-of-five Virginia von Furstenberg, 48, was found dead on a first-floor terrace of the Palace Hotel, a luxury five-star hotel in the town of Merano, in northern Italy.

    Her body was found on the terrace on the first floor of a hotel in Merano, Italy

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    Her body was found on the terrace on the first floor of a hotel in Merano, ItalyCredit: Newsflash
    Her body was found at the Merano Palace hotel

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    Her body was found at the Merano Palace hotelCredit: TripAdvisor
    Virginia von Furstenberg died aged 48

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    Virginia von Furstenberg died aged 48Credit: Newsflash
    The mum-of-five is suspected to have fallen from the building

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    The mum-of-five is suspected to have fallen from the buildingCredit: Newsflash

    Her lifeless body was reportedly discovered on Wednesday, after what police suspect to have been a deadly fall from some of the upper floors.

    Virginia, who spent her life working as a fashion designer, was a member of the 

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    13Apr, 2023
    Tanzanian fashion designer accuses former BIDEN government official of stealing her luggage and wearing her clothes

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    Friday, February 24, 2023 – Samuel Brinton, a former Biden administration senior Department of Energy official, has been accused of luggage theft by a Tanzanian fashion designer.

    Brinton is facing charges for alleged airport baggage theft following reports that he is in the habit of stealing women’s luggage at airports to take their clothes, which he proceeds to wear to public events.

    Brinton, who is non-binary, was released from a Minnesota facility Wednesday, Feb. 22, without bail.

    After Fox News reported about Brinton’s luggage charge, Asya Khamsin, a Tanzanian fashion designer, searched for him and saw Brinton wearing the custom-made clothes that she had reported missing from a Washington, DC, airport in 2018.

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    12Apr, 2023
    Houston fashion designer claims Ex-Biden official wore her clothes stolen from a suitcase

    Houston designer accuses former Biden administration official for stealing luggage

    FOX 26 Reporter Matthew Seedorff has more from the designer.

    HOUSTON – A fashion designer in Houston is now coming forward with accusations claiming clothing worn by former Department of Energy (DOE) official Sam Brinton had been in her luggage reported missing from Washington, D.C. in 2018.

    “When I googled him, I saw my outfits on him,” said Asya Khamsin.

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    Asya Khamsin, who has designed and handmade her own clothing line for years, said she recently saw a report that Brinton had been charged with stealing multiple pieces of luggage across the country and noticed that the former official appeared to be wearing her clothes in several photos. Khamsin said she had packed the same clothes in a bag that vanished

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    24Mar, 2023
    Fashion designer claims nonbinary Biden nuclear waste official wore outfits from her luggage

    A Tanzanian fashion designer claims that Biden’s former nuclear waste official wore outfits from luggage she lost in 2018.

    Sam Brinton, the former deputy assistant secretary for spent fuel and waste disposition at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy, is currently facing charges of stealing the luggage of two different women. Asya Khamsin, a fashion designer based in Houston, revealed on Twitter that the scale of Brinton’s thefts may be even larger than formerly thought.

    SAM BRINTON, NONBINARY FORMER BIDEN NUCLEAR OFFICIAL, RELEASED WITHOUT BAIL IN LUGGAGE THEFT CASE

    “My name is Asyakhamsin tanzanian fashion designer based in houston Texas USA,” she wrote. “I lost my bag 2018 in DCA recently I heard the news on @FoxNews about @sambrinton luggage issue surprisingly I found his images wore my custom made outfits which was in the lost bag on 2018.”

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    23Mar, 2023
    Fashion designer claims Sam Brinton wore her stolen clothes

    A fashion designer from Houston claimed that disgraced former Department of Energy official Sam Brinton wore the custom-made clothes that she had reported missing from a Washington, DC, airport in 2018.

    Asya Khamsin, a Tanzanian fashion designer who has made her own clothing for years, shared the shocking connection in a Monday tweet that has since gone viral.

    Khamsin said she found photos of Brinton wearing her custom clothing that she had packed in the missing bag after learning that Brinton had been charged with stealing multiple pieces of luggage from two US airports.

    The fashion designer tweeted photos showing some of the clothes she lost and then Brinton — who identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns — wearing the same outfits.

    “I saw the images. Those were my custom designs, which were lost in that bag in 2018,” she told Fox News. “He wore my clothes, which

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    10Mar, 2023
    Tanzanian Fashion Designer Accuses Fmr. Biden Govt Official Of Stealing Her Luggage And Wearing Her Clothes | News

    Samuel Brinton, a former Biden administration senior Department of Energy official, has been accused of luggage theft by a Tanzanian fashion designer.

    Brinton is facing charges for alleged airport baggage theft following reports that he is in the habit of stealing women’s luggage at airports to take their clothes, which he proceeds to wear to public events.

    Brinton, who is non-binary, was released from a Minnesota facility Wednesday, Feb. 22, without bail.

    After Fox News reported about Brinton’s luggage charge, Asya Khamsin, a Tanzanian fashion designer, searched for him and saw Brinton wearing the custom-made clothes that she had reported missing from a Washington, DC, airport in 2018.

    The fashion designer who has made her own clothing for years, tweeted photos showing some of the clothes she lost and then Brinton wearing the same outfits

    Khamsin wrote: “My name is Asyakhamsin tanzanian fashion designer based in houston Texas USA.

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    4Mar, 2023
    Fashion Designer Claims Biden Official Wore Her Clothes after Suitcase Went Missing from Airport

    A fashion designer based in Houston claimed in a viral tweet that former Biden administration official Sam Brinton wore custom-made clothes she reported missing in 2018.

    Brinton, who identifies as “non-binary” and uses they/them pronouns, worked as deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy before being sacked after two separate charges of airport luggage theft.

    The Biden administration and sympathetic media outlets had previously celebrated Brinton’s appointment as the first gender-fluid senior government official.

    Asya Khamsin, who identified herself as a Tanzanian fashion designer, said that she had lost her bag in 2018 at Ronald Reagan National Airport.

    After hearing the news of Brinton’s other luggage-theft charges, Khamsin made a shocking discovery.

    “Surprisingly, I found…images [of Brinton wearing my custom-made] outfits, which [were] in the lost bag,” Khamsin continued.

    Khamsin explained to Fox News that she had flown to Washington, D.C., to attend an event

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    3Mar, 2023
    Indonesia’s children fashion hypes up with young models – Lifestyle

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    Indonesian fashion designers aspire to revive the local kids’ fashion industry despite its many challenges.

     

    Kids’ is one of the least developed sectors of the local fashion industry. While international children’s fashion brands flood the market, Indonesian fashion designers have been reluctant to create this niche segment.

    “Kids’ fashion has a large potential, and yet the local industry is still underdeveloped,” Hannie Hananto, chairperson of the Indonesian Fashion Chamber (IFC) Jakarta chapter, said during the press conference in Soehanna Hall in Jakarta on Jan. 12.

    To encourage more Indonesian fashion designers to delve into the industry, IFC Jakarta presented the first Jakarta Kids Fashion Trend Show at the Soehanna Hall on Jan. 12.

    The event was part of the Jakarta Fashion Trend (JFT), an annual IFC Jakarta Chapter event held

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