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Blizzie said:

Someone asked me to post about the red flags I saw before coming here:

- She contradicts herself when she says women need to find a man who provides but women need to have their own money, is it one or the other?

- Posted numerous videos bashing Zara but has a lot of clothes from them. Same with the Chanel bag and an ugly grey dress.

- Everything she has is supposed to be the best, but her fillers look cheap.

-A few weeks ago she went for a blow-dry two days in a row, big red flag as it shows she has low self esteem. Also shows she has no respect for social distancing as she is using a non-essential service numerous times a week.

- When people keep going on about the qualifications, said qualifications are usually a lie or not as big and people want to make them look, like, she's not qualified in colour theory, she had colour me beautiful training.

- One thing she says, and this worries me because many young girls watch her, is that third level education is not important and investing in yourself means plastic surgery and clothes etc...

- The one that made me research her and get to this forum was the way she marketed her course and kept adding prices and prices I was like "where is she getting these from"?. Like, I did colour me beautiful on my 30th birthday and it cost 100€, a personal style advisor offers going to your house, clearing your closet and spending a day with you at the mall going to the shops for 145€, you can buy a classic etiquette book for 30€ (or find it online for free if you are cheap) and go to a QUALIFIED Psychologist to sort out your fears and issues for 60€ a session.

- And, maybe this is a taste thing and to each their own, but I don't like her clothes, so I always kept wondering "will I be tacky forever? I can't wear that!"

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I agree and I should clean up my act as much as Anna Bey cracks me up. Anna’s not so elegant wedding announcement had women ask questions in a lot of groups. I read we go too far calling her a scam. If that’s too far, they clearly haven’t read my comments . At the same time we are here to win and get that scammer to stop scamming, so I can be more of an elegrant ladeeez if I need to, a worthy sacrifice to take down a scamming aging Geriatric yacht prostitute. I swear this is the last time and my last glass of wine!

So what has been effective is a moderate approach pointing out inconsistencies surrounding Anna Bey’s wedding and how it’s inconsistent with someone who advertises herself as an elegance coach.

1) No announcement on the main Instagram just saying in a nice script “just got married” after the wedding
2) she tells students that she was already married
3) she only advertises in stories and not her main Instagram & only before to sell the course. Then hawks her course on her “honeymoon”. That looks desperate and some women on Facebook use the word transactional, so not posh.

4) Girl if you just got married to a rich man why are you hawking a course. I never knew a woman so poor and desperate to be hawking a course or anything at all on a honeymoon. Even poor women I know you don’t see them on social media after they get married for at least a week. They are too busy shaking up with their new hubby. How bad is he in bed or how stingy is he that you have to hawk a course as a newly wed.

5) He is Lebanese and even in Covid abroad in city hall & micro church wedding parties they still have the money to get their woman a fancy WEDDING DRESS that can’t be repurposed as a work suit for your news anchor job at Fox News or wherever you work that requires you to look like grandma in the office. He couldn’t afford a decent city hall wedding dress Arabs infamous for Dubai would not be ashamed of. What Arab men lets his wife look on that on her wedding? Check out #LebaneseWeddings on Instagram. How could he let his wife wear his grandmother’s casual Sunday after church clothes to a wedding? Is he a beggar? Can’t he ask someone in his church to borrow a decent dress for his wife. And then she talks about being elite?

6) her different “wedding dresses” and one to advertise her course. We need to put the screen shots here. No Arab lets his bride leaving the house looking like she is going to the office. Minimalism is NOT the motto of Dubai or Beirut. A woman marrying an Arab in that is exactly the kind of a 50-50 woman Anna Bey said she shouldn’t be. Where is Elie Saab? Why couldn’t they even have the budget to rent one?

7) In her comments on Instagram, her friends don’t congratulate her but her fans do, ask her friends to congratulate her on her marriage and just get a cold shoulder.

Add more to the lists. I think her odd wedding announcement is what is stirring doubt in women. Whatever works we should do. I think stirring doubt about her wedding is the smartest plan because her former fans who questioned her wedding got the largest number of people to ask questions.

tacokitten said:

She just released a new video, sobbing because she bought / reached 1 Mio. - haven't watched her channel in a while but I'll give it a go for this one

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Next video:
3 Investment Pieces Every Elegant Lady Must Buy:
1) Youtube subscribers
2) Instagram followers
3) tabloid press coverage

This time she made a proper ballerina bun.
I guess she learnt something from my comment about her previous sausage-like, looking like a yellow turd bun.
Seriously, why do girls and women pay 1K € for her course while we share so many things here on Tattle... for free.


Edit: her earrings make me think of the Escargot de Lanvin, a store-bought popular Christmas chocolate.
I guess that's the only authentic Lanvin she could get.

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Bastine de Beaumanoir said:

And I always say that the reason of my succes at the Sorbonne university it wasn't because I was smarter than others but because I was first trained in the communist system.

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I can only attest to that! I may be a decade younger but post communist EE system trained me well for hard work. In fact, it’s a real pleasant breeze what Londoners consider hard work and stressful environment

Glad you find this video @AnnaBeg, which shows by itself that the whole "glass by the stem" crap everybody is selling today on Internet is just a crap coming from : a) a lack of knowledge of the savoir-vivre domain and b) a confusion with waiters and sommeliers ways of doing. I think @lalalander has explained just above why those escorts are so impressed with the emphasis of waiters gesture in a restaurant and why they belive, wrongly, that those are the "manners. This is exactly why girls like Anna will never be credible in any good society despite, for some of them, their best efforts. Anna's case is a tragic one because everything in her is artificial, exaggerated ("look, I have manners, look"), rigid, a whole ballet of awkwardness. Trained by a duchess, she would still be vulgar and clumsy. She retains only clichés, she sounds false, forced and, more importantly, she is not natural. There are three criteria by which a woman is considered in the high society :
1. The art of being natural
2. The art of conversation
3. The art of being served
I sell here the secret for free. A finishing school and an experience in the society it is about those kind of little details, things they never say publicly. Let's face it, a girl like Anna will never have even one of the three criteria so I am not affraid to give you the tips. If she starts making a video about it she will just be ridiculous, she is not natural, she is uneducated and she confuses waiters manners with lady manners.

I didn't see the video about the restaurant, I don't watch her, if you post me here the video I shall comment on. I would like to tell you many things, about the salad for exemple that everybody mentionned, once again what a crap, she doesn't even know that people in the good society don't even eat the salad (nor eggs) with a knife but only with a piece of bread. The history about the knife in the salad has an explanation but apparently she doesn't know it, so I will refrein on commenting because this could give her idea.
Sorry for my english, I am writing quickly, love you all, read you everyday even if I am not always connected to my Tattle account to put a like to everybody. I will be more active next week

HAHA @cherry cherry what a teenager! You know, the kind of teenager who wants you to think that she has a plan B: "Move in silence" ; "don't let them know, blah, blah, blah., etc. In reality she has nothing in mind (except Dubai of course), she is in panic mode, otherwise why would she claim all those "move in silence" stupidities. Woman, if you're really moving in silence then don't share, haha, what a fool!
We know something about the psychology of a stuck-in-adolescence girl.
The only thing she is moving are those furnitures and lamps, haha!

Il myrtillo is one of the many, many, many Italian restaurants in Geneva there is nothing special with it, it is situated also in a peripheric part. But if she had lunch there today, she couldn't have been in the lounge at 14h. So, either I saw the wrong appartment, either her lunch is from another day. The "Hallit" hand, too blurry for a conclusion.

By the way : don't you think it's strange that she shows the man's face in the wedding picture and she is so private for the other days of the year?

Oh, I just can't : "things to not share : your income, your love life, your next move". Exactly where the weak points are : she made no income this year because of Tattle, she has no love life, she doesn't know what to do next other than prostitution in Dubai.
We hit the right nerve. She is very agitated while "moving in silence". Yeah...

Anna: oof I kant use Joesef foto for the course because of privacee. Fehres, can I use our foto instead for the mahriage slides? We looked like we are dating in that foto anyways dont worry Joesef no one can replace you, only Ferres can...
Joe:
Lina: #freepalestine

Long-time lurker and first-time poster here. Dropping by just to report that I’m pretty sure I spotted Anna at Zurich airport this past Thursday evening. She was waiting at the carousel for her luggage, alone, sporting an A-line midi purple dress, the ever-present straw hat and wedges. She was watching a video on her phone and smiling beatifically most of the time.

I actually liked the outfit, and it did fit her nicely for once (she looks smaller in person and is quite slim), but she was extremely overdressed for the occasion and looked VERY out of place.

@Bastine de Beaumanoir I think you've given her some real lessons in "moving in silence".

I was scrolling through Anna's Youtube channel in astonishment about how much she reuses pictures. But in between I found this:

Nothing like prioritizing your health by eating chips and drinking wine. Next time add a pack of cigarettes and call it a relaxational breathing exercise.

MollyHL said:

Indeed, I often eat with what Anna would call « affluent people” and only old money aristocrates (a Duc and a Duchesse I have dîner with sometimes) and they are the only ones I know eating like this (cutting a banana etc.)
Table manners are important but nobody will go to such extreme manners.

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As some of you know, I'm an equestrian. I've been around British aristocrats since I was a child and I've even seen some of them eating burgers with their hands, quel horreur. Literally no one cares. I've only ever had one awkward occasion because I was on a circular table, I'm left handed, my boyfriend indicated for me to taste the wine, I reached for the glass and the sommelier was horrified by my insolence because it was in fact my boyfriend's glass. It didn't stop us from enjoying the meal and my boyfriend didn't break up with me over it.

@cherry cherry Here's the Weltwoche article.

Disclaimer: I am not a professional translator. Some parts may sound odd, please remember that the original interview was a conversation in English which was transcribed into German.

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Introduction (I've shortened it)

Anna Bey teaches women how to live a more elegant, better life
Her wisdoms have become cult in the British press
She has millions of followers on social media
She had a modest upbringing
She embodies her teachings on the outside
She is an expert on everyday gender questions

Video interview about women/men relationships, questions about elegant living

Q: What do you teach?
A: Modern elegance for women, how they can live an elegant life in today’s society.

Q: Define elegance.
A: The core of elegance is to be a kind, friendly human being. A lot has to do with attitude, how you see and respect yourself.

Q: What is elegance not?
A: A lot of people believe that elegance means being superior to others or other stereotypes, such as elegance is stiff and boring. Perhaps it was like this in the past, nowadays we are more flexible and open.

Q: What is your most important formula for becoming an elegant woman?
A: You need kindness, compassion, respect towards others but also towards yourself.

Q: How much does it cost to transform a Cinderella into a princess?
A: That’s cliché. A lot of people think that elegance costs but it can also be free; it’s about your inner state. I know a lot of people who are poor yet elegant.

Q: Who do you find particularly elegant? Who is an elegance role model?
A: There are many. Kate Middleton, for example, is very elegant.

Q: And Angela Merkel? How elegant is the German Chancellor?
A: Very elegant! She is almost a brand! She dresses according to her age and position, she embodies a classic style. Timeless.

Q: Tell us about your students. What kind of women do you teach?
A: Different kinds. Normal women who want to get rid of their bad habits reach out to me. Others are interested in visual elegance. A lot of them participate because of a professional goal, to get promoted.

Q: Does your course help careers?
A: Absolutely. Of course, I also teach women who come because of money. My course is open to all, a natural mix.

Q: When you think of your elegant women, how should they be treated?
A: I don’t think that that they should be treated any different.

Q: What do you think of a man holding the door for a woman?
A: Oh, I love it.

Q: Is it still modern for the man to cover the bill?
A: A very nice gesture. I don’t want to say that every man has to do it.

Q: But he should?
A: Nowadays there’s a tendency to split the bill or at least take turns. I personally think it’s nicer when the man takes care of the financial burden. I mean, being a woman is still a lot more expensive.

Q: To what extent has men’s behaviour changed towards you since you’ve become elegant and successful?
A: Difficult to say, I have always been with my husband before I became self-employed.

Can’t read the rest of the answer, nor the following two questions.

Q: Is it true that good-looking women get approached less because men don’t have the courage?
A: Definitely! Some men are totally intimidated. Those who aren’t particularly self-confident even more so. Nevertheless, I would say that in general, elegant women stand out. This is why they attract more attention. That’s what I, as well as my students experience: many say that they are getting more compliments since they’ve been implementing my tips.

Q: What flattery goes too far?
A: When you are lacking respect, being sexist or pushy, you are overstepping the boundaries.

Q: They say that in Switzerland nine out of ten women have been publicly harassed in public. Is there any advice that you could give to women on how they can get by undamaged?
A: No, because that would mean that it’s the woman’s mistake.

Q: What’s your solution?
A: Certain men don’t respect women. We have to educate those, and not tell women to do this or that.

Q: Can you think of a behaviour that provokes harassment?
A: Not really. I doesn’t matter what the woman does. Men will harass her anyway.

Q: Under what circumstances would you approach a man?
A: Never in a romantic situation, but in a non-romantic setting, yes. Let’s say, in a shop. When I’m interested, I won’t speak to the man directly but send him the signal that I want to be approached.

Q: What kind of signals?
A: A smile, a glance.

Q: And that means “Go”?
A: Yes, those are the universal signals, aren’t they?

Q: As you say. A different topic: feminism. As an elegant woman, what are your thoughts? Are they compatible?
A: Of course! I have been a feminist since my youth. There are different branches in this movement: mainstream feminism for example, which we know is loud and shrill. I don’t like this one at all. Elegant women like me have a different concept, a traditional one: we appreciate the gender roles, femininity and so on but we want to be equal like modern feminists.

Q: What is the biggest differences between traditional and modern feminism?
A: The idea that men and women are not one hundred percent identical. Nowadays it’s almost unfair because everything has to be the same.

Q: What is the most positive difference between man and woman?
A: The opposite attracts. I like my husband’s masculinity and I am certain that my husband likes my femininity.

Q: Describe femininity.
A: It includes compassion, softness and kindness. Beauty and care.

Q: And masculinity?
A: Being strong, offering safety and security - can’t read the rest, can’t read the following Q/A

Q: can't read the question
A: We shouldn’t just accept our differences but celebrate them as well. It’s beautiful that we are all different!

Q: Is there a universal definition of beauty?
A: No, ideals vary according to countries and cultures.

Q: What is your definition of beauty?
A: Someone who looks healthy is beautiful. Every sign of it is important to me: long, thick hair, good skin.

Q: What is, in your opinion, more important for a successful life as a woman: beauty or intelligence?
A: A pretty face is temporary. Just because a woman is beautiful, it doesn’t mean that she will remain so. In this case I think: intelligence is more important.

Q: Is it legitimate to use beauty for your career?
A: Beauty is only an extended form of communication - like an external brand. Why shouldn’t one use it?

Q: As a “woman’s weapon” as they say?
A: (laughs) Yes! The problem begins when someone is only beautiful and nothing else. Then, I think, it is not sufficient these days.

Q: What is enough for a happy life?
A: Time, health, family.

Q: What is the essence of love?
A: When you feel like you’re at home.

Q: What is necessary to make a relationship with this person work?
A: You have to be there for each other, care for one another. I am happy to have found a man who loves me and does everything for me. I do the same for him.

Q: Would you give up everything you have for a man?
A: I would do but not give up everything. Women must not chase just one man.

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teki_awas said:

Koreans tend to dress conservatively. That means no showing cleavage, no shoulders, no stomach, and definitely no back. I don't know what the whole ordeal is with seeming rich and classy, when in reality, Anna is doing far less than the average Korean woman. I ride the subway with much more well-dressed people than Anna on any given day.

In Korea, you can replicate Anna's entire wardrobe for a fraction of the price (not that she paid much for it to begin with). But then again, who would want to do such a thing?

I tried to find a model with a long vest and capris, but the search results said: "Are you dumb? Your ankles would freeze to death". Here's a better version with long trousers that elongate the look.

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She can literally make anything look bad. I don't know how she does it.

Its incredible how tattle knew that:
1. Anna is “buying” a horse a month before she even announced it.
2. The horse (and it’s suppliers) comes from suspicious Lebanese circles…. before she even knew it.
Keep up the amazing work ladies, I appreciate everyone here
#TakeAnnaBeyDown

Another great one from Mayfair meme. Why do I feel like that’s an actual photo of Aija’s apartment complex?

I only see a bunch of crazy HIGH people pretending to be extra cool.

And they say we are the losers who got nothing productive to do... Just wow.

Aija's new addiction is Sex & the City. A 35 years old woman with a head of a 15 years old chick and stuck in the early 2000's. Comic and tragic.

Her content is old, negative, outdated, and she's grasping at straws. I don't see her growing with the amount of fake followers she's bought. It's only downhill from here.

jadakizz said:

She seems very into tv and popular culture and I can’t speak for others opinions but I see nothing elegant about popular culture and binge watching tv. I never hear how she’s read some good old historical literature. I never see her cook a meal. I never see her gardening. I never see her do anything feminine. I’m not saying every woman enjoys cooking, gardening etc and not doing those things does not make them elegant, but where is the personality and femininity? She doesn’t talk about food, culture, art etc which she seems to think she is clued up on!

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Because just like her, her followers are also not inclined to do the actual work. I mean, let's say it's okay to be a kept woman, trying to find a wealthy man to keep you provided is okay. Let's say that's not disgusting at all, but even for that you need to be putting some effort in, don't you? But anna and these girls actually think being pretty and eating croissants by tearing small morsels is enough. Never have I seen a comment under Aija's videos that asked her to talk about some modern painters, or how to talk to people who are on the opera board, or sponsors to the local symphony orchestra. They always ask her how to dress elegantly for a college student (eyeroll), for work or something else.

Remember when Anna talked about the polo event? There was not a word about the actual sport, which is quite interesting and more than just hitting stuff with sticks while riding a horse. All Anna talked about was dresses and the right shoes. It's your cluelessness about the event, not your faux pas clothes that are going to make you look out of place. They seriously believe that if they wear the right clothes, and look pretty some guy is going to fall in love with them desperately and rain money on them. And let's be honest, if any of them was actually had that level of beauty they wouldn't be watching Anna's videos. They would have had more luck throughout their life and wouldn't need manipulation tactics to cage men.

This is all so distasteful and makes me glad I don't expose my life on Instagram. Something strikes me as funny with the closet of bags. But who am I to judge: this woman is not a public figure so I have no place commenting on her bags or marriage. Regarding the Jwana person, she seems an interesting character. She could very well be a madam. So glad I'm not in that "jetset" life anymore. I had a lucky escape.

Stay classy…