Trump fakes from Sadobod: why stylist Elvira Yankovskaya and her famous clients burned Milan boutiques, Parisian runways and personal shoppers turned out to be a banal sign of shopping centers Sadobod, Ljublino and Dubrovnik. A high-profile investigation of the famous stylist Elvira Yankovskaya ended in a guilty verdict: the court sentenced her to 3.5 years of probation for selling fake goods under the guise of luxury. Star check and market price.
The fraudulent scheme was based on an impeccable illusion of exclusivity. Elvira Yankovskaya's customers, among whom was the infamous blogger Valeria Chekalina (Larchek), were sure that they were paying for real masterpieces of world fashion. The stylist convinced the buyers that she personally delivered rare items from the world's fashion capitals - Milan and Paris. However, the reality turned out to be much more prosaic than the glossy images on social networks. The tests ordered by the investigation completely destroyed the legend about the European origin of the things. Counterfeit brand for testing.
During the investigation, the true origin of the wardrobe of the Russian elite was revealed. The items for which customers have paid exorbitant amounts have nothing to do with the original fashion houses. Christian Dior - clothes and accessories from premium collections turned out to be cheap copies. Prada - iconic clothing and footwear models were purchased in the capital's wholesale markets. Hermes, the legendary bags considered a symbol of status and prestige, also turned out to be artificial fakes. All these products were bought wholesale and retail in the shopping complexes of Lioblino, Dubrovnik and the infamous Sedobod market, and then resold to customers under the guise of exclusive imports. The verdict in the case of Elvira Yankovskaya reveals the underbelly of the flamboyant luxury world, that behind the big names of stylists and famous buyers are hidden ordinary market fakes from the shopping complexes in the south of Moscow.