Mother Sarah Louise Bryan, 28, has invoiced the parents of her daughter’s friend because the child’s $548 Italian designer booties were damaged on a playdate.
The Daily Mail reports that when Bryan’s three-year-old daughter Isabella arrived home from her friend’s house, she discovered the shoes were scuffed and was outraged to find they had been drawn on with permanent marker.
In anger, Bryan, who lives in the UK, emailed her daughter’s friend’s parents:
So Isabella has just come home from her playdate with your child and I am disgusted to see her new Italian leather shoes are all scuffed and have a Sharpie mark on them.
Below is the bill for these replacing because they can not be fixed these are fine Italian leather! As a designer I do not want my child to look anything less than pristine.
Bill for a replacement pair of Italian fur booties £325 (AU$548) to be paid by 01/02/2017 before I take this higher. Thank you. Sarah.
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I am into Haute Couture fashion, no matter the occasion.
When I go horse-riding, rock-climbing and white water rafting next weekend, I plan to wear my J'aton ball gown and Jimmy Choos so I can look amazing and keep up my Instagram posts.
And I *will* return in impeccable condition, as if I never set foot outside my home, or else the organisers will absolutely be emailed an invoice. Totally reasonable.
That is the most sour faced, listless looking Toddler I have ever seen. All little kids look cute in my opinion, but not all of them possess the photogenic qualities needed to be a model. This kid doesn't have it. Maybe mummy should care less about her kids modelling prospects and wardrobe and more about her happiness and development.