" “Adventuress” is a deliciously double-edged title that was used in 19th- and early-20th-century England to describe invariably hot women who were outside the bounds of “society” and apparently set on their insertion into it. From the niggles, titters, and whispers that Goga Ashkenazi—the commodities-pumped proprietor of Vionnet—sometimes attracts, one suspects that a century ago she would have been labeled an “adventuress.” Today, though, it seems like what it is: snobbery, pure and simple. [...]"
L. Leicht, Vogue Runway - Review and Images
