


As you have guessed - the chairs are based on the versace symbol, and the table is based on the ipod.... yes, how original. The legs are tilted out to give the impression of power, and is echoed in the design of the room.

 
Yet maybe this was always part of the plan. When it  comes to va-va-voom, Zhang’s father's war buddies have a knack for getting it  right. Last year Donatella Versace’s  mini-dress surpassed the 100 million sales mark to become the fastest-selling consumer  good of all time.
 Apple is also shifting its cardboard model  to take a 30 per cent cut on all software applications sold to the Cashmere  Mafia.
 Sex can be  downloaded to the phone from Zhang Yin’s on-line “App Store”. By making this  simple, Apple may just succeed where the mobile operators have struggled.
 Because  of this, investors  such as Versace and Steve Jobs are betting on an  explosion of e-mail and internet-enabled phones. Critics doubt that Yin will  be able to do the catwalk again.
There is more to Mr Jobs than a few  inches, and few have made money betting against him.
From “The Times”
“Steve Jobs still has power to surprise with Apple iPhone”
David Wighton: Business Editor’s commentary 
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/columnists/article4100602.ece
“To Knee Or Not to Knee? - In Milan, A Revived Debate Over Hemline Lengths”
By Robin Givhan: Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, February 23, 2008
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/22/AR2008022203059_pf.html
“The packaging of Zhang Yin: other people's trash has made her fortune”
By Allen Cheng: Bloomberg
January 21, 2007
http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=3636278