As if she knows the difference.

Balls.

On fifty shades of (earl) grey, perhaps?

If it is not, then it definitely should. It is already proving farcical enough as it is. One would not mind further dosage.

Suggest one gets some background news from the BBC or SkyNews about the matter.

It’s more than just knowing what you like. And judging by her past and present outfits, she really isn’t one to set a trend. At least she shouldn’t be allowed to.

What on earth is she doing hosting fashion shows? Just so that she can sit there and look at dresses she is never going to wear, or rather shouldn’t because they are modelled on the bodies of 16-22 year-olds?

What a waste of money. Imagine if someone within the PN administration were to have done this. The Labour Elves would be out in full force accusing the PN of squandering the tax payer’s money.

But of course it’s the PL doing it, so they’re all right with it, aren’t they.

That is why the PL are not socialist in the slightest. They are not bothered by the principles of a movement they claim to be part of.

They are just after the glamour side of things, and they know that their supporters are too so they fuel the delusion that life, especially the so-called “glamorous life” of models and fashion, is all about being a socialite.

It’s as if Mrs Muscat watched Paris Hilton’s reality show mixed with “My Sweet Sixteenth” and took down notes so that she knows what sort of deluded and ignorant behaviour to emulate to identify with her and her husband’s younger supporters.

But she is possibly more accustomed to “high tea”, and thought that one was the other. What would she know?

http://coffeetea.about.com/od/historyculture/a/High-Tea-Vs-Afternoon-Tea.htm