subject: Or The Anorexic Shopper Who Tries On Everything [print this page] Who is my benefactor, anyway? King-Wilson has an oath of confidentiality and wouldn't blab. No costume spiderman sources are ever named. Okay, here's the deal. Either, my zentai suit connoisseur must be an extremely skilled shoplifter or her very wealthy husband is generous with the charge card but otherwise stingy. The wife charges up a storm and resells the items for cash. Jackie O used to do it with Onassis. King-Wilson has lots of experience with hubbies demanding to know if their wives are her customers, selling off clothes and zentai suit for mad money. She refuses to tell them, insisting that she only knows clients by account numbers. Sometimes they do it to "hide" the purchases from themselves, so they don't feel like such spider costume shopaholics. And we're not even talking about shopping disorders, like the bulimic shopper who buys in bulk and returns the next day. Or the anorexic shopper who tries on everything in the joint, only to abandon it all on the dressing room floor. It's okay to spend money on yourself. It's not okay to spend so much money on yourself that you can't feed your kids or your pets or pay the mortgage. And while on the subject of zentai suit : What is it with white stiletto zentai suit anyway? They've spider man costume devolved from the wedding aisle to the stripper's pole. They should be worn by the bride, not with microscopic denim mini skirts and tank tops with messages on them like "not available in small sizes."
