success of his ilk and essence obviously conveying that classic, Manhattan air, and I find myself wondering if this is the dignitary signing off on all the pages of ad space.

Or maybe it is he, decreeing from on high the amount of ads the reader must endure just to grace a look at the wonder that is...

the 'Vanity Fair.'

No... it is not about 'you' presenting 'us' 'your' money. It is about 'you' wanting to be closer... to Prestige.

It looks as if his leg is kicked up on his desk... but it’s just shadowing. I'm glad. He's too classy for antics. This is [legitimate] business after all. Though his crossed leg le...

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