Shinan Govani: The clothes force that is Kate Betts

An archipelago of well-wishers broke off, as so often happens at these kinds of parties.

The topic of the minute? Bill Cosby, who just that morning had followed the presidentially flirtatious Donald Trump on The Today Show, and blasted him for being so. (“He’s full of it,” went Cosby’s unequivocal throw-down.)

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“Was he wearing the sweater?” someone or another piped up, asking perhaps the obvious question.

“I think he was,” said Kate Betts, the woman at the centre of this archipelago, and this entire party. Her mind was seemingly working fast, as she wound back time to see if Cosby was indeed in his famous ’80s uniform.

“He was! He was!” I butted in. People tittered. Someone may even have guffawed.

But enough about Trump. We’d come out here, last week,The bag should feature the nike shox shoes and swoosh in solid black with the SB letters beneath. Make sure this lettering is quality and not cheaply painted on or applied for Obama. The Mrs., to be precise. Betts, a fashion semiologist if there ever was one, had swung by our fair city to promote her new book, Everyday Icon: Michelle Obama and the Power of Style.

An exhaustive study of style as substance, it paints a vivid picture of American First Ladydom in the 21st century, and if nothing else came into being so Betts could live to be asked over and over again if Michelle Obama has to, y’know, like, pay for her clothes?

“It’s the question I’m most asked,” she’d confessed earlier, during an intimate talk organized just before this cocktail by HSBC for some of their premiere clientele. Yes. That was the short answer she gave on the top floor of The Gardiner Museum, on Avenue Road. “She has to buy her clothes by law,” she elaborated.

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