Pick up these $1,200 Celine boots, pour in some bone broth infused with enzymes from mashed cricket, and fan the flames of the vagina vaporizer.
It is a Goop-style celebration.
Gwyneth Paltrow, Hollywood’s golden girl turned woo-woo lifestyle retailer, won the lawsuit of the century, a dispute with a 70-year-old over a skiing accident in 2016 at a fancy Utah mountain resort.
And he or she didn’t even must try on a glove – although I assume if she needed to, it could have been a leather, cashmere-lined Prada glove.
Gwyneth just bent over her crazy wealthy self, dripping with luxury goods and mourning half a day of skiing.
Her yield? One very small dollar.
The juror told Good Morning America that they sided with the “Shakespeare in Love” star after a snow expert principally poured cold water on Dr. Terry Sanderson’s story of the events – who claimed Paltrow had crashed into him on a slope.
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Paltrow’s version convinced them further after seeing photos of the carefree Sanderson traveling the world.
He also bizarrely compared her to Jeffrey Epstein, mentioning “the molestation of little children on the island.”
Paltrow, nonetheless, was not without ridicule. Because as a substitute of disguising herself as poor and strange—perhaps raiding racks at Goal for benchmarks—she strode right into a Utah courtroom in all her stark splendour.
Highlights included a coat from Row for $5,445, a gold chain from Foundrae for $25,000, and her infamous Smythson notebook for $325.
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From what I understand, it was the first fully profitable attempt.
Between her high-end fashion and her testimony, the show was like putting a in a zoo and watching her fascinating, exotic behavior.
Paltrow is clearly not one among us. She is the epitome of pedigree and privilege, an aspiring WASPA madwoman who sows pre-2008 disaster smarts – a time before trampling was stylish.
The most effective part is that there isn’t a shame.
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Just just a few weeks ago, she ignited the masses by revealing what we already knew: she doesn’t have her local pizzeria on speed dial.
I keep talking episode of the program “The art of being healthypodcast, Paltrow said she practices intermittent fasting, eats bone broth often, and has loads of vegetables for her “paleo” weight loss program for an early dinner.
It takes hunger, discipline and numerous yoga to appear like a Capote swan. Her lifestyle, which may also be purchased on Goop, is beyond the reach of mere mortals.
And that is it.
Unlike many celebrities – um, Kardashians – who’re filled with fillers, Ozempics and bulls – -t, Paltrow is obvious about the ridiculous measures required to appear like her.
Her emaciated cheekbones are earned, not extracted by a plastic surgeon.
Neither is Meghan Markle together with her Tig – a pre-Prince Harry lifestyle blog – who’s rumored to be reincarnated to be a Goop spoof.
In accordance with the reporter, Markle is a victim of her Montecito estate and has a “strange attitude towards objective reality”, while other accounts have debunked her rags-to-riches story.
![Gwyneth Paltrow at the court in Utah.](https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/03/NYPICHPDPICT000009007893.jpg?w=1024)
Paltrow, for all his ridiculousness, knows his reality. She’s wealthy! She is just not asking for our sympathy.
She probably thinks she’s higher than us. And I’m not afraid to indicate it.
And there may be a certain, almost admirable authenticity to her unique brand of snobbery.
![Gwyneth Paltrow at the court in Utah.](https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/03/NYPICHPDPICT000009006210.jpg?w=1024)
That was enough to preempt the fake story of Sanderson – a man whose case gave the impression to be inspired by a Jacoby & Meyers ad he saw during “The Price is Right” business break.
What did she do after winning?
She whispered a crushing “I wish you all the best” in his ear as she left the courtroom – one George Washington richer.
Now that is haute.