Today’s Palin Scandal… She Wears Designer Clothes!

by Gateway Pundit | 7:11 am, September 17, 2008 | Comments Off

This follows yesterday's hard hitting investigative piece that discovered Governor Sarah Palin owns a used tanning bed.

Is America really ready for this?

When she's not 4-wheeling Sarah Palin may wear expensive clothes.
Sarah palin wears designer clothes-- and she hides it!
The New York Post reported:

Insiders tell Page Six Palin has a secretive circle of stylists who dress her for events. For her big speech in St. Paul, where she accepted the GOP's vice-presidential nod, this fashion-conscious team encouraged the Alaska governor to splurge on a $2,500 jacket from Saks Fifth Avenue designed by Valentino Garavani.

Palin, shunning the pantsuits favored by Hillary Clinton, wore the top during her first big speech, where she told McCain's delegates: "I was just your average hockey mom, and signed up for the PTA because I wanted to make my kids' public education better."

But she's springing for designer labels. One source familiar with Palin's primping posse told us, "They do not want the American public to know that Palin is using stylists or that she is paying for expensive clothes this early on in the campaign."

We spoke to someone on Palin's styling team, who told us, "I did a little bit of personal styling, but I can't discuss anything I've done with Sarah Palin. I'm not sure which designs she wore . . . anything related to working with her is confidential."

What's next... she uses moisturizer?

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