At least the thief didn't get her Balenciaga boombox.
When art collector socialite and divorced Libby Mughrabi arrived at Almonds in Bridgehampton for the weekend at her gay party once a week, she didn't like music. , he started blasting his own music instead.
Mughrabi, the victim of a luxury fashion robbery in Europe last month, entered Almond with a Balenciaga "speaker her bag," according to sources.
(For defiant fashion: The Obscure Bag is a new collaboration between Balenciaga and high-end audio line Bang & Olufsen . Only 20 of these exist and It can be purchased at Balenciaga's Paris store for about $13,000.)
Sources said of Mughrabi: Digger instead.
Sources said the Mughrabi table was "together I started dancing and singing.” When the “manager” came running up and told Libby, “I have to turn off the bag!” It's a distraction from our own music. told to blast music.
Staff added: We can't hear each other,' and one of her managers came over and told Mugrabi to turn off her music.
According to Rob Report, speaker bags will be announced last May at the couture show of the Parisian fashion house. It's made from "solid aluminum" and "pearl-blasted, anodized, and hand-polished," and it also has an 18-hour battery life.
Last month, the New York Post reported that Mughrabi, who owns his line of accessories and is the ancestor of art descendant David Mughrabi, was the victim of a robbery. 42}. and jewels.
she said. I bought a lot of them at Balenciaga in Paris... but they're all gone.
Apparently they overlooked her speaker bag.
