Label C is a brand, not a designer. The boutique belongs to Chinese state-owned Leisure Clothing.

That is why the Chinese ambassador and the company’s manager cut the ribbon at the launch party.

From what I can see in the photos above, only 1 of the ladies wears clothes from Label C. The others from Lui Jo and Morgan.

My comment was not referring to Charles and Ron. I did not understand gn’s comment in the same way you did.

And it was a just a light remark. False information, mhux hekk tghid.

Or is it OK, so long as it is Chinese and not Africans or gays who are being exploited?

China has no internal demand. The moment it tries, the regime’s at stake.

It’s that simple. Labour is China’s thesis in the EU.

Time to choose who we are.

The same applies to egocentrics who parade themselves hysterically in return for a free apartment in Valletta and a few trips abroad here and there in the name of Baroque chat-stews.

Spot on, Jozef.

No trade with totalitarian regimes.

The joke, yet again, is on us.

This collection of dummified Stepford Wives is going to take some rebooting.

I concur.

Please don’t antagonise people by feeding false information.

[Daphne – I think that was just a sarcastic remark of gn’s, Freedom5. I know Charles and Ron’s work and have done so for years. In days gone by they also made a couple of really beautiful things for me. I also know that Charles at least is a lifelong committed supporter of the Labour Party and that no amount of antagonism or its opposite is going to change that. I respect people like that more than I do those who switch for fun and money, or because they think it’s fashionable.]