Originally Posted by
Steve™:
“The proof I have is her statements to the press, on a TV show and also on her BabyK blog.
You disagree, call her a liar, yet have produced no evidence whatsoever.
Links please.
ps: What I call rude is calling someone a liar without any evidence. Seems you are hyper sensitive about what people say about YOU, but not so sensitive when you are running down Myleene.
To me that speaks volumes!”
I'm not hypersensitive about myself, but as I said before when an FM insults me by saying I'm "too green" to be a businessman, and that I'm talking (quote) "shite" I do take it seriously.
Anyway, as you asked earlier here are the verbatim quotes (not paraphrases) of what dear Myleene said on You're Fired. It's about three minutes (10%) total of the programme that is devoted to her plugging herself and Baby K.
Quote:
“MK: You have to know your market. I'll give you a perfect example. I made little T shirts with puppies on them thinking how cute these are going to be perfect and just as we were researching we found out that it's a no go area in Dubai in a lot of the UAE. They just don't have the same sort of love of dogs as we do so I had to change all of the pictures the images to bears err (shouts) THEY LOVED IT. You do have to change everything, you know. I can't use purple in certain countries because it signifies death, too ecclesiastical.”
Not sure what eccesiastical has to do with death, but there you go, we must take her word for it, mustn't we. Actually, to be fair to Myleene, in Thailand purple is the colour for widows clothes, but that doesn't stop people using purple for other things too. The Thai state airline uses purple on its planes, so it surely can't exclusively signify death or nobody would get on board. I'm guessing MK doesn't actually know which country purple is dodgy in otherwise she'd have said, not waffled about eccesiastical nonsense.
Later Dara invited her to talk about starting her business:
Quote:
“MK: I saw that if you didn't know the sex of your baby it was either that insipid yellow or then it was just blatant pink or blue. Whereas there was an opportunity to create really chic clothes, I've got a grandfather that works in textiles so it wasn't just quite as tenuous link errrm and also just you know make them really practical and get kind on the pocket and when you learn about how it genuinely works you know it, it, it can become a global business.
DARA: Sometimes it can be surprisingly easy to have a global business errrr
MK: You know you really just have to have a really clear idea of what you want to do and it keeps growing.
DARA (serious): So you put as much of your passion into the business as possible?
MK: Hugely so, and I think you know well look I know what people think when I first walk in they wonder whether I really do design the clothes. By the end of it there's not one stitch there's not one piece of fabric I could not tell you about. I choose the fabric, I choose the style, errm, even as far as sourcing the equipment, the microchips to the actual playmat.”
So apart from the research part (which she admits "we" did, so she has some help) she does absolutely every stitch herself, choosing all the fabrics, the styles, even sourcing the playmat microchips. She's clearly no ordinary designer, she's superwoman with an electronics background to go with the textile grandfather.
If you believe all that I, I, I stuff that she does it all herself then you really are more gullible than I credited you for. Steve tm. She may have design input on clothes (and playmat microchips

), but Baby K is basically a Mothercare range which is far more than just clothes and she can't possibly design it all.