A report citing current and former Microsoft employees says Bill Gates’s wardrobe team uses a custom mannequin that resembles him to test clothing before he wears it. According to the accounts described in the coverage, stylists trial outfits on the lookalike mannequin each week to check fit and presentation. The same coverage also references separate divorce-related claims, including allegations described in divorce filings that Gates was accused of more than 20 affairs. The reports do not provide further detail in the excerpts provided here about the nature of those allegations, the response from Gates, or any subsequent legal findings. Overall, the published information combines (1) a behind-the-scenes description of how Gates’s outfits are prepared, attributed to employees speaking to the Wall Street Journal, and (2) mention of affair allegations raised in divorce documents. These elements are reported together in the articles but are presented as distinct claims: wardrobe preparation practices and divorce-filing allegations.
Report says Bill Gates’s stylists use a custom mannequin to test outfits
A report citing current and former Microsoft employees says Bill Gates’s wardrobe team uses a custom mannequin that resembles him to test clothing before he wears it. According to the accounts describ...
- Current and former Microsoft employees tell the Wall Street Journal that Gates’s stylists test outfits on a custom mannequin resembling him.
- The mannequin is used weekly before Gates wears the clothing.
- One report references divorce filings that describe allegations of more than 20 affairs.
- The provided excerpts do not include additional details or confirmed outcomes regarding the divorce allegations.
Bill Gates's stylists test out his outfits on a custom lookalike mannequin each week before the billionaire wears them, current and former Microsoft employees told the Wall Street Journal.
2 months agoBill Gates's stylists test out his outfits on a custom lookalike mannequin each week before the billionaire wears them, current and former Microsoft employees told the Wall Street Journal.
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