Anna Bey #25 Lonesome in Paris & Return of the A-List, please put her on a no-fly list!

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How to look expensive

You have to look expensive to be part of this playground, I’ve gotta be honest with you…

It sounds all kindergarden kinda style, but don’t forget – it’s exactly what this jet set world is about If you look cheap, nobody wants to play with you, if you look expensive you look automatically like you belong to the group. It’s that simple.

You can obviously fake it to a certain extend (I don’t mean wear fake copies, I mean wear expensive looking non branded items) but there are still certain elements that you should put some extra £$€ in to. Let me present you the top 3 items for Fall/Winter:

1. The hand bag

The most important status item you can have is the hand bag. I mean this is where you have to go designer, you don’t have much choice (sorry to say). No high street brand will look good, I’ve been around the shops for years trying to find cheaper bags that look expensive but it’s just impossible when it comes to bags. The quality plays a big role here and you need a bag to be in very high quality (prime leather, how it’s been sewn, the stitches, design etc).

To get a proper designer bag it will cost you 1-2k at least. It’s a great investment as you will be using this bag for many years if you take care of it. I understand it’s a lot of money, usually normal people save up for a bag like that – but if you simply cannot afford, I would suggest down scale to maybe a Michael Kors, Karen Millen or a more italian hand bag brand like Coccinelle. They are not cheap, but they are below 1k and still look great.

2. The coat/jacket

This is something worth investing money in and in fall/winter it plays a big role in your life – so get an expensive one! With coats and jackets it’s not so important the brand itself, I rarely get myself a designer coat/jacket – what I instead look out for is to get prime material.

Let it be a simple black coat, a classic leather jacket or a coat with fur details, you should not pick one from a high street shop where the material is fake. Fake leather is hideous and will make you look trailer trash, coats trying to look like wool but made of some other material won’t have a nice cut after some usage and the faux fur details on your jacket will look like someones old hair extensions. (However I still think it’s better to wear fake fur than the real deal because of animal cruelty reasons, just try and find better versions of it).

You get the picture. My advice, spend a little more here as this is something people will be seeing you most in and you will be wearing it over and over again for a long time. Look expensive, even if it’s “just a jacket”.

3. Heels

Footwear, and it better be heels! I don’t think it’s necessarily to go designer with heels, you can find great expensive looking shoes for around €£$100 but I would not go below that amount. The cheaper shoes, the more “plastic” and low quality material they are. Plus the design of the shoes has a big difference if it’s “quick made” or someone put more effort in it. Another thing many forget is to always polish your shoes every time you’ve used them. The more they look brand new, the more expensive they look.

I don’t get this pretending to be an affluent woman to bag a rich guy. It is obvious that sooner or later he will find out that you are a wannabe. Once he sees where you live or what car you drive or just simply by you wearing your one pair of premium shoes/designer bag non stop.

 

[pollenbee1]

Gosh Anna’s video is horrible!

Why is Anna trying to tell us what class is when she doesn’t have any?
I love how she said that she and other elegant ladies don’t let luxury items rule their lives. What about her precious hermesas? Didn’t they rule her summer?

Anna finish a sentence without mentioning that elegant quiz challenge:failed.

I can’t believe she ridiculing people who look down on ‘less elegant’ people when she’s always being a pick me ass b*tch by shaming women who don’t want to dress like her on her Instagram stories.

amber scholl is a much better example. not very elegant but still successful and self made

I loveeee Amber so much. I’d rather look up to her than Anna. She keeps it real and doesn’t try to make up fake life stories like Anna. Authenticity is something no amount of money can ever buy but Anna seems to think that she can even though we see through her. Amber is just more relatable for me because of my age and she shows us young women we can be self made. Better than Anna ‘bag a billionaire’ Bey

 

[hereforitall]

Why aren't I happy for Anna for having a Ferrari?
1. She doesn't have a Ferrari.
2. She is lying to others that she has a Ferrari.
3. She is teaching girls from third-world countries how to get a Ferrari from a man.

 

[Pasha]

Do you think she might be on the narcissistic personality disorder spectrum?

Maybe a little bit but I think her main issue is a poor mindset- I think she was growing up admiring and envying everyone around her and not having the cool things. And now she is trying to catch up. But she goes overboard and is heavily overcompensating. She is very aggressive in her speech and presentation, very defensive and attacking others, judgmental. She doesn’t put people at ease. She will never be happy unless she reaches a mindset and understands that there is only one person that she needs to impress and that’s herself. That confidence in oneself when you do not need to flex and impress others is gold and speaks volumes! That is impressive! There is nothing more mesmerizing than a woman who ovens herself, is in a healthy relationship with herself and will not fall for anything and cannot be easily triggered And that is not our dear elegant Anna Bay

 

[Sadies]

Why does the title of her new video sound wrong? "
10 Things That Tell You Have Class
"
It's a general thing I've noticed with her video titles, almost all of them look funny when I read it

 

[Selina Kyle]

Her latest video is a perfect mix of a defensive message towards tattle and an incoherent word salade of vague notions, it's impossible to follow through without falling asleep.
The way she expresses herself is also quite irritating, for example she frequently doubles the subject in her sentences (for example "the elegant ladies, they do x and y") - which is quite a bad habit.

Also can she refrain from advertising her dumb quiz twice in a same video ??

 

[laurensanchez]

Good evening all. Another yawn inducing day from dear Aija Rat Hallitosis. No friends to be seen, in Annabels with whom? By the way it's against club rules to take pics in the common area of this particular private members clubs. Notice though, that she doesn't show who she's with. I'll let Mayfair Meme say the rest.

 

[lalalander]

Her latest video is a perfect mix of a defensive message towards tattle and an incoherent word salade of vague notions, it's impossible to follow through without falling asleep.

I blame you for making me watch it. She's contradicting herself at the first step, already. No more ehleghant home hotel rooms for the background, since Tattle deciphered her fake affluent residence.

 

[aliciaaaa]

Her video actually has some good points but I couldn’t stop laughing at the hypocrisy of it all. point 4 “elegant women are never jealous” that’s what’s expected of normal healthy minded people, not advice that’s solely applicable for elegance and class. point 5 “elegant women enjoy the finer things in life but are never obsessed” then why are you obsessed with everything that’s “crappy” why dedicate videos to bashing brands and only compare them to Allia and Hermes? I thought she goes shopping every other day, how come she can’t give us a list of brands for different types of materials? Bastine and the other ladies do that because they have the knowledge and the connections to know what’s “in” and what’s considered good quality (example from bastine- only buy vintage pourchet bags from antique shops because the newer ones from the store are low quality)

This video makes me think that she’s shifting her target audience to high school students, she says she teaches in her $1,000 course how to stop swearing and using slang. Point 8- never look down on people. Really Anna??? Your entire brand is looking down on people, dedicating multiple videos saying that certain brands make people cheap and non-elegant. “I don’t like when women use elegance to feel superior to others” THIS IS YOUR ENTIRE BRAND ANNA, ALL YOUR VIDEOS ARE ABOUT THIS TOPIC. Point 9- elegant women give back to society. Im sure anna has given a lot of STDs and migraines to people. Also I’m not a fashionista nor do I care about trends, but denim dresses (or maybe it’s linen) like that brings me back to middle school/ 2013 fashion. Overall this video was dedicated to tattle

ps. @Bastine de Beaumanoir I love the Eric Bompard sweater it’s more comfortable than the Reiss ones. Reading your posts makes me feel like I have a single cultured rich auntie giving me advice on how to conquer the city then the world. Thank you for your advice and introducing us to a variety of brands. If you ever want a new hobby, you’d have a flourishing blog.

 

[hereforitall]

I blame you for making me watch it. She's contradicting herself at the first step, already. No more ehleghant home hotel rooms for the background, since Tattle deciphered her fake affluent residence.

And I'm getting super bored of her half body in front of camera talking the same bs. Can't she do something fun in her videos? It's always the same style. She in some dress we have seen many many tiles, so nothing new, talking directly in front of the camera, giggling when mentioning the word Ferrari, giving some boring-nobody-cares-wrong advice.

Can't she do a day in my life like other normal influencers at her home? Or her office? Isn't she tired of eating outside food made with bad quality salt and fat, even at most of those "fancy" restaurants?
Other people are getting their homes ready for the Fall and holiday season. What kind of a life is this for a 35-year-old traditional woman who doesn't need to travel for work and is not at an age for a jet-set life.

Even women who have to travel a lot and are single have impeccable housing skills. They make their homes feel and look better than some 5-star hotels.

 

[Lilyhermes]

I just watched it. Ugh, why do all of her examples of “elegant” women look like hookers? The only ones who look normal are those she considers to be “plain Jane’s.” God, I’m so glad that I’m a pj. Hallelujah!

For someone who advocates the importance of good communication, her grammar is atrocious, as is her pronunciation, etc. Hire an English language tutor, Ms. Babushka. Yes, paying someone will most likely be required, which I realize is an anathema to you, but . . . you’ll never sound “eleghant” If you continue to butcher the English language.

The entire video was boring beyond belief, hypocritical and basically insufferable. Why would anyone in their right mind pay any amount of money for such a load of worthless sh%t”?

 

[cherry cherry]

I would pretend that Anna's time in London has been exciting but then again why should I?
@itsverynice2 @laurensanchez are either of you familiar with any of the women Anna met up with for lunch/dinner?
@tacokitten she is still wearing her rings
Did she really meet her subscribers?
Apparently she's sent her luggage to be repaired...
If anyone is curious, she seems to be sticking to the Mayfair/Oxford Street area. Maybe she'll switch it up a bit and go to Kensington or Chelsea or Wimbledon or Richmond... Just kidding she's probably going to stay in Mayfair and Knightsbridge (it's all she knows really)

 

[itsverynice2]

Yes!
Nat Yesufu, or Natalie, is an actress from Birmingham. There is an old insta story of her with Anna “working” with laptops in The Harri hotel (sorry for spelling, I am on my phone but the hotel is in Knightsbridge / Belgravia area, on the corner of a street, and has a lounge upstairs. Nat used to be active in JSB fb group and she seemed to actively advertise her business, something like a theatre production service.
Nat lived in London at some point. I don’t know if they shared the flat ever though.

 

[AnnaBeg]

So much about DJ Mykil and their destructive relationship.....
Ibiza was one of the best times in my life, but like many young women, I fell in love and temporarily lost sight of what I really wanted out of life.
I began dating a top DJ who was popular in the Ibiza nightclubs, but as the sun began to set on the summer in Ibiza, he was ready to go home… his home.
He was born and raised in Malta, and before I knew it, I’d become it’s latest resident.
As with any new adventure, in the beginning it was exciting and fun.
But as the dust settled, things started to change.
Without any real focus, I could feel myself drifting. The focused and determined woman I’d been in Rome and Ibiza was slowly slipping away...
I’d started to go out... a lot. I mean my boyfriend was the DJ and Malta was a tiny island with not much else to do.
I became well known in the social scene pretty quickly... and met every level of people including the most affluent. Learning to navigate through the highest echelon in a small town was a game changer — everybody knows everybody — and it drove home for me just how important connections are and even more... the importance of building an amazing network.
I wasn’t taking care of myself though, and life felt… on hold. There wasn’t anything Extravagant about my day to day anymore.
My relationship didn’t make sense. I was eating my misery. I stopped caring about how I looked. I was incredibly unhappy and it started to show.
Chubby, heartbroken and miserable, I made a big decision. I would break up with Mister DJ and go back home… my home... Stockholm.
But once there reality set in. I’d known leaving Malta wouldn’t solve my problems, but I figured I could take this time at home and go to school, get my degree in digital marketing, get a job and save up for my next adventure.
And I did exactly that. I started really taking care of myself, changed my diet, and lost the weight I’d packed on in Malta. My desk job was sucking the life out of me—there was nothing fabulous about it—but it was a means to an end, and I was grateful to have it.
Eventually, I even began dating again. I started seeing a man who was well off, but stingy. Nevertheless affluence was slowly working its way back into my life. I was healing myself, and making my way back into the right rooms, and getting around the right people, or so I thought...
Many of the wealthy people I’d met in Ibiza where kind, generous, and gracious. But this man showed me there was a dark side to the rich and fabulous. He was stingy, and wielded his wealth like a weapon, he loved his money and the power it gave him over others.
I saw a man who’s scarcity mindset led him to be mistrusting, unkind, and downright mean.
When money owns a person… it’s all they’re able to think about, and he had it bad.
Extravagant nights out were forbidden. Even simple meals out were weighed against they’re cost. Every penny was counted, but for the wrong reasons. It made me feel insecure, undervalued, and like I wasn’t worthy in his eyes. Truth be told was never about how much money was spent, but about how and why it was spent.
Money is a resource. One we can use to build the life of our dreams… memories, experiences, and moments and meals. More than anything I wanted to find someone who wanted to share that with me—create the life of our dreams… It quickly became clear it just wasn’t him.
Have you ever been to a dress shop and observed women shopping? Then as you notice someone emerge from the dressing room you think to yourself, “What a gorgeous dress. I love the lines. The way it flows. The color...”, and then you notice the woman?
Then minutes later out walks another woman and you’re stunned by how beautiful she is? She’s the epitome of elegance. Chic. Sophisticated. And wearing the same dress as the woman before…
The second woman wore the dress, the first let the dress wear her.
When money owns someone, it’s a problem.
Realizing how to recognize a “cheap” wealthy person when I saw one was the third lesson I gained, but in order to really understand, I set off on yet another adventure… but that’s a story for tomorrow.
Var alltid snäll, (Always be kind)
Anna
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[tacokitten]

@cherry cherry Yes I saw her wearing the rings again - she's on and off with that. Might depend on if she's out on the hunt for a billionaire or not

 

[laurensanchez]

I know Nat from the group. Never liked her.

Both of them need a stylist!

 

[itsverynice2]

So much about DJ Mykil and their destructive relationship.....
Ibiza was one of the best times in my life, but like many young women, I fell in love and temporarily lost sight of what I really wanted out of life.
I began dating a top DJ who was popular in the Ibiza nightclubs, but as the sun began to set on the summer in Ibiza, he was ready to go home… his home.
He was born and raised in Malta, and before I knew it, I’d become it’s latest resident.
As with any new adventure, in the beginning it was exciting and fun.
But as the dust settled, things started to change.
Without any real focus, I could feel myself drifting. The focused and determined woman I’d been in Rome and Ibiza was slowly slipping away...
I’d started to go out... a lot. I mean my boyfriend was the DJ and Malta was a tiny island with not much else to do.
I became well known in the social scene pretty quickly... and met every level of people including the most affluent. Learning to navigate through the highest echelon in a small town was a game changer — everybody knows everybody — and it drove home for me just how important connections are and even more... the importance of building an amazing network.
I wasn’t taking care of myself though, and life felt… on hold. There wasn’t anything Extravagant about my day to day anymore.
My relationship didn’t make sense. I was eating my misery. I stopped caring about how I looked. I was incredibly unhappy and it started to show.
Chubby, heartbroken and miserable, I made a big decision. I would break up with Mister DJ and go back home… my home... Stockholm.
But once there reality set in. I’d known leaving Malta wouldn’t solve my problems, but I figured I could take this time at home and go to school, get my degree in digital marketing, get a job and save up for my next adventure.
And I did exactly that. I started really taking care of myself, changed my diet, and lost the weight I’d packed on in Malta. My desk job was sucking the life out of me—there was nothing fabulous about it—but it was a means to an end, and I was grateful to have it.
Eventually, I even began dating again. I started seeing a man who was well off, but stingy. Nevertheless affluence was slowly working its way back into my life. I was healing myself, and making my way back into the right rooms, and getting around the right people, or so I thought...
Many of the wealthy people I’d met in Ibiza where kind, generous, and gracious. But this man showed me there was a dark side to the rich and fabulous. He was stingy, and wielded his wealth like a weapon, he loved his money and the power it gave him over others.
I saw a man who’s scarcity mindset led him to be mistrusting, unkind, and downright mean.
When money owns a person… it’s all they’re able to think about, and he had it bad.
Extravagant nights out were forbidden. Even simple meals out were weighed against they’re cost. Every penny was counted, but for the wrong reasons. It made me feel insecure, undervalued, and like I wasn’t worthy in his eyes. Truth be told was never about how much money was spent, but about how and why it was spent.
Money is a resource. One we can use to build the life of our dreams… memories, experiences, and moments and meals. More than anything I wanted to find someone who wanted to share that with me—create the life of our dreams… It quickly became clear it just wasn’t him.
Have you ever been to a dress shop and observed women shopping? Then as you notice someone emerge from the dressing room you think to yourself, “What a gorgeous dress. I love the lines. The way it flows. The color...”, and then you notice the woman?
Then minutes later out walks another woman and you’re stunned by how beautiful she is? She’s the epitome of elegance. Chic. Sophisticated. And wearing the same dress as the woman before…
The second woman wore the dress, the first let the dress wear her.
When money owns someone, it’s a problem.
Realizing how to recognize a “cheap” wealthy person when I saw one was the third lesson I gained, but in order to really understand, I set off on yet another adventure… but that’s a story for tomorrow.
Var alltid snäll, (Always be kind)
Anna
P.s - Click below to join my Master Classes:

• How you can tell if a man is wealthy → Click here
• How you can look expensive → Click here

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So which tattle detective can provide supporting evidence on Anna contradicting herself?
- best elite DJ boyfriend / unhappy with DJ who treats her badly so left (“my b&£&@“, remember?)
- degree… yeah right

Quite a sad pattern emerging here. She’s tagging along boyfriends and keeps on moving to different locations (Malta after Mykill, Geneva after Joseph as confirmed by Anna) or going to destinations that in her head are jetset and full of affluent men to greet her (Asia, London, South America, Bali back when it was trending). In reality, it’s just a bunch of places jetsetbabes she followed on Instagram visited and posted photos from. Luxury resorts will look fabulous everywhere. Perhaps because of her limited mindset she never ventures out of those hotels when she travels because after a decade and a half of believing the rich men live there, it would be shattering to learn you’ve been living on feeding yourself a distorted illusion?

 

[Pasha]

If someone let’s to be tagged with # then they are fishy…Someone who has a good face value and wants to keep it will make sure not to be tagged by someone with this reputation. Now are not the times to use the free publicity!

 

[geisha22]

Anna just reminds me of all these high school kids who were not really liked at school & didn’t come from nice backgrounds and now in their adulthood want to show so badly that “they made it in life”
Anna should invest in some good therapy sessions to get to know why she is so desperate to flex in front of random people.

She never was like this. I wonder why she made the jump to admirer and stalker of hot Russian babes to suddenly being the expert and guru on all things class & refinement

 

[sashabunny]

I'm not sure why Anna is posting videos of her sounding super rushed, it comes off as not so easy listening to viewers and her energy comes off as she didn't even want to film that video. Girl, why not put more effort into it and leave the video to when you're actually feeling relaxed and happier. Anna's energy in that video comes off as uptight and a bit annoyed.

Interesting how she has also disabled other websites to display her videos...