Hervé Leger Employee Out Following Inappropriate Bandage Dress

Description

Photo: Update: The Hervé Leger employee who made comments insinuating certain people shouldn’t wear bandage dresses, is no longer associated with the company. Patrick Couderc has left MJH Fashion, the British distributor of Hervé Léger. *** According to one Hervé Leger representative, the brand’s famous bandage dresses aren’t meant for everyone. Patrick Couderc, Managing Director for Hervé Léger London (which is owned by MJH Fashion, the British distributor of the brand, and not BCBGMAXAZRIA Group which distributes it in the United States), told the Daily Mail that lesbians, those of a certain age, and voluptuous women should steer clear of the silhouette. “If you’re a committed lesbian and you are wearing trousers all your life, you won’t want to buy a Leger dress.
Photo: Update: The Hervé Leger employee who made comments insinuating certain people shouldn’t wear bandage dresses, is no longer associated with the company. Patrick Couderc has left MJH Fashion, the British distributor of Hervé Léger. *** According to one Hervé Leger representative, the brand’s famous bandage dresses aren’t meant for everyone. Patrick Couderc, Managing Director for Hervé Léger London (which is owned by MJH Fashion, the British distributor of the brand, and not BCBGMAXAZRIA Group which distributes it in the United States), told the Daily Mail that lesbians, those of a certain age, and voluptuous women should steer clear of the silhouette. “If you’re a committed lesbian and you are wearing trousers all your life, you won’t want to buy a Leger dress.
Photo: Update: The Hervé Leger employee who made comments insinuating certain people shouldn’t wear bandage dresses, is no longer associated with the company