Woman Alleges Saint Laurent Boutique in Paris Refused Service to Belarusian and Russian Citizens

Paris, France – A recent incident at a Saint Laurent boutique in Paris has drawn attention to alleged discriminatory practices against customers based on their nationality. A woman, who identified herself as being from Belarus, reported being denied service at the luxury fashion store. According to her account, the boutique explicitly stated that it would not sell items to Russian or Belarusian citizens. The woman, visibly distressed, shared her experience in a widely viewed online video. "I am just in shock. This is the first time something like this has happened to me," she stated, expressing disbelief at encountering such a policy. "I never thought we would face this. I thought it was untrue." The incident raises questions about the policies of international luxury brands regarding customers from specific countries amidst ongoing geopolitical situations. Representatives for Saint Laurent have not yet commented on the alleged policy. The event highlights the broader impact of international relations on individual consumers and the challenges faced by citizens of certain nations in global markets.

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Белоруске не продали люксовые вещи в Париже

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