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Love by Design (2014)

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Love by Design (2014)

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(relaxing music)

- [Bruno] I think the chair

should be to the left.

- [Assistant] All right.

- Yeah, just a little

to the, no, camera left.

Thank you.

Ah, actually, ugh, just

a little more left.

- [Assistant]

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

- King Kong, out

of the shot please.

Just get out of the

shot, thank you.

Bring the light down

just a bit, just a bit.

- [Assistant] Right there?

- No, leave the chair.

Where's the model?

- Bruno needs the model.

- [Voiceover] She won't

come out of the trailer.

- What?

- [Voiceover] She flipped out.

- Please, no.

- What's wrong?

Where's the fashion editor?

- [Voiceover] She threw

me out, you can try.

- I'll just go and get her.

- [Bruno] Please.

- Where's Danielle?

- [Voiceover] In

the wardrobe truck.

- A little to the left.

- Danielle?

- Yes?

- You're sewing?

- Yeah, she's saving my butt.

- Is the set lit?

- A bigger crisis, the

model won't come out.

- What, we're already

one hour behind.

(static crackling)

- Hello?

- Here this should

be small enough now.

- Okay.

- Ugh, this thing isn't working.

- Thank you, we'll get her

ready in the makeup trailer.

- Okay.

- Do you have any idea

what's going on with her?

- I have no idea.

(car horn honking)

Move, move.

- Coming through.

- [Voiceover] Excuse me.

- [Voiceover] Hey watch it!

- Claire, stay.

- I'm staying!

(weeping)

- What happened?

- Boyfriend breakup.

- Is that it?

Hey Dixie?

- I'm sorry Danielle,

but I can't handle

this photo sh**t.

I just can't get it together.

How I am going to

live without Zane?

- Oh sweetie, let's hug it out.

Come on.

- Oh, I'm sorry, I'm getting

make up all over you.

- Oh, that's okay,

that's why I wear black.

But you are gonna

be wearing this.

- Is that my dress?

- Uhuh.

- I love the color.

- It's going to look

stunning on you.

- But I'll still look fat.

- Oh honey, you could

fit your whole body

into one of my thighs.

- (laughs) That's not true.

- I like seeing that smile.

Now, you're not going

to let Zane ruin

your first cover sh**t, are you?

- No way, he's an idiot.

- That's the spirit!

I worry about her.

When was the last time she ate?

- I don't know, last August?

- Well, get her a protein bar

and clean up her mascara

as quick as you can.

We don't mind if

she's a little dewy.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- [Hairdresser] You

look lovely, honey.

- Dixie, I'll see you in five.

Okay?

Perfect, okay, thank you.

- [Hairdresser] Okay, honey,

let's get those

pin curls back in.

- Okay, we're back on.

- Oh, you're my hero.

- When are photographers

going to embrace the fact

that real women weigh

more than 80 pounds?

- I hear that.

- Whoa, hang on there, handsome.

- I need to see Dixie.

- Not on your life, Claire,

park Zane at craft

service, and tell Pam

to get him some flowers

to give to Dixie

after she's finished

the first set up.

- Flowers, cool good

idea, thank you.

- [Danielle] Yeah.

- [Claire] Yes.

(phone ringing)

- [Danielle] Hello?

- [Voiceover] Pumpkin?

- Mom, I can't talk.

- [Voiceover] It's important.

- Is anyone dying?

- [Voiceover] Not yet.

But your grandmother

won't live forever.

- I gotta go.

- [Voiceover] You don't

have one minute to talk

to your mother calling

you from Romania?

- I'm sorry Mom, go ahead.

- [Voiceover] Thank you.

You know your

grandmother's goat?

- Vivien's on her way.

- What?

- She's got the

clients with her.

- Mom, I have to go, bye.

(upbeat music)

Let's go, let's go.

We have to get the first shot

off before Vivien gets here.

Come on.

- Okay, okay, hey!

- Side door, side door.

Claire, intercept!

- Hi, Vivien.

- Oh, how is the sh**t going?

On schedule?

- The set's amazing and

the model is perfect.

- Good.

Well, maybe you'd

consider stepping aside

and letting us go in.

- I'm sorry.

- Thank you, come on.

I think you'll be

suitably impressed.

- Okay, Dixie.

We're here and ready.

- Get her into position,

we're running out of time.

- All right, careful.

- [Bruno] Come on.

Get out of the shot, guys.

- All right, Dixie.

You're looking spectacular.

All right, Bruno, sh**t it!

- Fantastic.

(chattering)

Stay there, feel the

light in your eyes.

That's fine.

This box represents

a world of mad people

and you're trying to fit in.

- Did she know I was

bringing the clients?

- Yeah, I think so.

- [Bruno] The box can't

contain your beauty.

- Those leggings...

- [Bruno] Burst out of the box.

Beautiful.

- As you can see, it's an

Alice in Wonderland theme.

- [Bruno] Beautiful.

That's it, that's it.

- Pretty impressive.

- [Bruno] Hold it, perfect.

- Thank you, sir.

Here's your change.

Hey, buddy, what's happening?

- Wow, pretty hot.

- Thanks.

- Yeah.

Hey, I'd offer to

take you out in style,

but I know you got your big

presentation in the morning.

- It has to be perfect, I

have some stiff competition.

- Oh, who, Elaine?

Please, I hope she crashes

and burns, that witch.

Speaking of, do you know

what she is pitching

in the morning?

- Venice theme,

gondoliers, masks.

- Uh huh, pretty cool, but

I like your idea better.

- You're such a charmer.

- Just being honest.

Taxi!

All right, you've

gotta be up bright

and early in the morning and uh,

no pressure, but you

gotta close this account

because I couldn't bear

to work for Elaine.

- And I love you for that.

Hey, these are for you.

- [Lance] I'm taking one okay?

- [Danielle] Thank you, okay.

- [Lance] You stay strong.

(frolicking music)

- Hmm, what should

I have for dinner?

A vegan feast, how wonderful.

All right, let's get this done.

Let's add a little lens flare.

Nice.

Yeah.

Hot dress.

(phone ringing)

Hey Claire!

- Danielle, you didn't

send me the presentation.

Vivien is freaking out.

She wants to see it before

it goes to the IT guy.

- Uhuh, five minutes.

- Look, it's perfect as it is.

Please, please, just send it.

- Sending it now.

- And don't forget to bring

the dress for the presentation.

(fabric tearing)

- Oh sh**t.

(frolicking music)

Hold the elevator!

Hold the elevator, I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Good morning.

- [Receptionist]

Hi, good morning.

- Hey, thanks for

modeling for me again.

And let's hope those

photos sell it, huh?

- Fingers crossed.

- [Danielle] Yeah.

- [Claire] Danielle!

- [Danielle] Hey Claire.

What's the matter?

- Change of plan, Elaine

is pitching first.

- That's not the

end of the world.

- There's more.

- I'm so excited to show you

up what we've come up with.

So I take you to the

world of Fashion Circus.

With a whimsical and vintage

theme for a backdrop.

All the colors will

be muted vintage.

- She's pitching

the circus theme?

- Except your dress,

which will be featured fully

saturated, so it really pops.

Now, I wasn't sure

if knife throwing

was a little bit

too edgy for you.

- No, we don't want that.

- My thoughts exactly.

- Hey, that's my elephant!

- Yeah, I know.

- Could you get the dress?

- I'm so sorry.

- How did Elaine get my

Power Point presentation?

Cause I know you didn't

give it to her, right?

- Right.

I gave it to Vivien and

Vivien gave it to her.

- Hey baby.

- Did you see this?

- Yeah, that's got

to be a bummer.

- You think?

- Hey.

- [Vivien] Thank you so much.

- [Lance] Great job, great job.

- Vivien, can you

please tell me--

- Hold that thought, Danielle.

I am so glad you

love the concept.

Let's put a dinner on

the books shall we?

Claire, would you arrange

everyone's schedule?

Danielle, I'll meet you in my

office after I finish this.

- Why the look?

- You know very well why.

- They liked your concept

and bought my pitch.

It's a win win.

- I would have never taken

your concept as my own, ever.

- It's just business Danielle,

I wouldn't take

it so personally.

- You have been

trying to undermine me

since the first

day you got here.

I worked months for

that presentation.

- And because of

me it's a success.

- Your humility is amazing.

- And your naivete is boring,

I'm gonna do whatever it takes

to get that corner office,

even if it does mean

stepping over a few bodies.

It's a cutthroat

world, Danielle.

So I suggest, you put

on your big girl panties

and get with the program

or get out of my way.

- I'm talking to Vivien.

You're not gonna

get away with this.

(door slamming shut)

Fashion Circus was my idea.

Elaine was supposed to be

pitching Venice and gondoliers.

- Correct, but yours

was the better idea.

- Exactly, so why

is she pitching it?

- Because she has a better

image for the magazine.

- That's crazy!

You can't just give her my

whole concept just because

I won't squeeze into some

leather Lycra leggings.

- You can't tell me what

I can and cannot do.

Landing this layout for

Beguile Magazine was crucial.

The client loved it,

we landed the account,

and that is why I

am editor-in-chief.

Oh, Lance, Elaine,

please, sit down.

Danielle, that's it for now.

- But I still will

be running point

on this photo sh**t, right?

- I've asked Elaine to take

care of the fashion piece.

Danielle, I would like

you to handle the piece

on the new line of femrazors.

- No way.

- The last time I checked,

this was my magazine.

I suggest that you

watch your tone.

- Okay, Vivien, I'm sorry,

I would like to request

that Lance would work

with me on the razor piece.

- No, Lance has requested

to work with Elaine.

- What?

When?

- We discussed it over

dinner, last night.

- Sorry, let's talk

about it a little later.

- No, let's talk never again.

- Children, we have a crucial

layout to put together.

Danielle, if it's okay with you,

we would like to get to work.

- Okay.

You know what, I'm

not okay with this.

And I'm not gonna let Elaine

take credit for my elephant!

- Well go whine to your

mommy if you can't take

a little competition.

- You leave my mother out of

this, you backstabbing witch!

- Don't touch me!

(scuffling)

- Call security.

- Out.

- I know how to

exit the building, I

don't need your help.

- [Left Guard] Let's go, Ma'am.

- I thought I'd find you here.

- Yep.

- Hey Ma'am, what

can I get for you?

- What are you drinking?

- A marga-cheater.

- Are you sure you don't want

something a little stronger?

- I'm working my way

up to wheatgrass shots.

- Detox special.

- You bet.

- Look, I'm sorry, Danielle.

I should have warned you

as soon as you walked in.

I need to grow a spine.

- I don't recommend it,

look where it got me.

I'm an idiot, and

now I'm unemployed.

- Okay, let's talk

through your options.

You could call Mode Image.

- I already did.

Vivien has polluted

every fashion magazine

in the Northern

Hemisphere against me.

- Okay, this is bad.

Maybe you need to

cool things off a bit.

Get away somewhere and regroup.

- Go away, like hide?

- I wouldn't call it hiding.

Just getting, off the grid.

- Where?

- Somewhere far, far away.

(phone buzzing)

(anticipatory music)

- Ox cart, ox cart.

(car horn honking)

Oh wow, I'm home.

(goats bleating)

(chickens clucking)

- [Luiza] Danielle!

- Mama!

- My daughter is home!

- [Danielle] It's so

good to see you, Mama.

- Oh, let me see you.

You are beautiful!

A little thin, but

we can fix that.

It's about time that

magazine gave you a vacation.

- Well, it's not

exactly a vacation.

- Come, come.

Grandma and Grandpa

can't wait to see you

Oh, my daughter is home,

you've made me so happy.

- [Group] Surprise!

(applauding)

(cheering)

- Oh, the whole town is here.

(applauding)

(cheering)

- You remember

your Uncle Bogdan.

- [Danielle] Hi, Uncle Bogdan.

- And Aunt Lidia.

- Hi, Aunt Lidia.

- Lidia, Lidia, Lidia,

Lidia, it's okay, it's okay.

This is Stefan.

- [Stefan] Nice to meet you.

- [Danielle] Hi.

- [Luiza] And Oana, second

cousins on your father's side.

They speak English.

- Yes, we do speak English.

- Oh cool, maybe we

can practice sometime?

- Yes, why not, we can.

- Yeah.

- And this is Danielle,

the famous fashion

editor from New York.

(cheering)

(applauding)

- Grandma!

- (cheering) Danielle!

My favorite cousin, I

can't believe you're back.

- Me too.

- What?

- [Both] What, what,

what, what, what, what?

We got the spirit!

(cheering)

(laughing)

- Come, look.

My children, Cristi and Ana.

- [Danielle] Oh wow.

They are so beautiful.

- And my husband, Razvan.

- Hi, Razvan, I've

heard so much about you.

- I'm so proud of you.

New York fashion editor,

and I hear you have a handsome

and successful boyfriend.

- Let's go in the living room.

- Come on, come on, come on.

(chattering)

(cheerful music)

- Welcome home,

Danielle, welcome home.

- No, thank you.

- What's the matter with

you, why aren't you eating?

- Mom, I don't eat

meat, remember?

- Oh, right, have some slanina.

It is just fat

- Yeah, pork fat.

- Don't tell Grandma.

It would k*ll her, she

thinks it's kosher.

Grandma?

So, when do you have

to go back to New York?

- Mom, I have to

tell you something.

- [Luiza] Yes?

- The magazine let me go.

- What!?

- Ssshht!

Can we keep this

just between us?

- Oh of course, of course.

Here, some stuffed cabbage.

It's a vegetable.

- Stuffed with meat.

- Yeah, right.

To heck with the magazine.

Tell your boyfriend

Lance to marry you

so you can start having babies.

- We broke up.

(speaking foreign language)

- It's all right,

you've worked enough.

You stay here, find

a nice Romanian boy.

Here, try the eggplant, no meat.

- Danielle, you got fired?

- Mom, I told you

not to tell anyone.

- They are not anyone,

they're family.

- [Sofia] That's right, family!

- Yeah.

- [Stefan] It was awesome to

be here, thank you very much.

- Thank you so much, bye bye.

- Go, go, go, oh God!

- Razvan is taking

the kids home.

Let's go, I called us a taxi.

- What, where?

- Out.

- Now?

- Come on, I haven't

seen you in 10 years.

Tonight we celebrate, come.

- Go, go, go, go, have fun!

Yeah, put it on, okay, go.

I need a drink.

(upbeat music)

(chattering)

- I'm still working at

the clothing factory,

but I got promoted to

apparel quality

controller number eight!

- Yay.

- Well, it's not glamorous,

but at least I

have a steady job.

- Which is more than I can say.

- Yeah, well, you never know

what is going to happen.

There are rumors that

somebody might buy the plant.

Yeah, could be a bad thing.

Or maybe it's a good thing

and the new owner will

give us all a raise.

- Let's hope.

- Vlad.

(speaking foreign language)

How about a welcome home drink

for my beautiful single cousin?

- Sofia!

- What?

(upbeat music)

- [Danielle] Thank you.

- Hey, she's single.

- Hey, hey, hey!

- Stop telling everyone.

- Let's find a table.

Oh, hottie alert.

- Where?

Wow, I'm sorry.

Did I do that?

- No, I was aiming

for that picture.

- Are you being sarcastic?

- Just a little bit.

- Hey Adrian, are you

gonna play or what?

- Do you wanna

take a shot at me?

- Nah I'm good, but

uh, see you around.

Why did you walk away?

- Trust me, I'm not

that guy's type.

- Okay, forget about him.

I have a plan for you.

- I'm glad someone does.

- You should stay here and

start your own magazine.

- It's not that simple.

- Well, maybe not,

but just remember,

in Romania, you are a fat fish

in a skinny pond.

- Got that.

(cheering)

(upbeat dance music)

(laughing)

(cheering)

All right, Romania,

the fat fish is back!

(cheering)

(upbeat dance music)

Ssshht!

- [Sofia] I didn't say anything!

(goat bleating)

- What was that?

- What?

- I think I woke up the goat.

(laughing)

(frolicking music)

(rooster clucking)

- Good, you're up.

- Oh, not so loud.

- Here, I brought

you salty coffee,

to help you get over last night.

Drink.

- Thanks.

- Okay.

- Oh...

(calming music)

It's so strange

without Dad here.

- I know, we all miss him.

- Mom, are you all right?

- I am now that I

have my daughter home.

Look, it's a beautiful day.

Do you know what you need?

- Sunglasses.

- No, to stay busy.

- Well, I haven't stopped

since I came here.

- You came home because

you subconsciously

wanted to get back

to your roots.

So, put on some

comfortable clothes,

wash your hands and go

out and milk the goat.

(frolicking music)

- Work with me,

Maloo, work with me.

- Yeah, Grandma, it's

nice to be validated.

Thanks.

(phone buzzing)

- Hello?

- Danielle, I'm

freaking out here.

I screwed up a shoe

order and I'm desperate.

Vivien wanted the Jimmy

Choo fringed sandal

but they sent the color

block gladiator instead.

Now they're back-ordered.

- Claire!

Well, didn't you

hear me calling you?

- I'm sorry, Vivien.

- Well where are the sandals?

- They're on back order.

- Well, what good is that?

- Tell her Enzo is

over-nighting the Sergio Rossi

geometric sandals from Milan.

- Enzo from Milan

is over-nighting the

Sergio Rossi sandals.

You know, the one from

the geometric line?

- Oh, good.

- Thanks for the rescue.

- Why's our dinner not here yet?

- Uh, it will be

here in a minute.

- Did you print

out the mock-ups?

- I don't have the flash drive.

- Elaine?

- Yes?

- Why didn't you give

Claire the flash drive?

- I have it here.

- [Vivien] What

good is that to her?

- I need these in

color and full res.

And don't use the chintzy paper.

- I am in hell.

- I'm sorry, Claire.

How are Lance and

Elaine getting along?

- Oh, they've kind

of become a thing,

but we don't need to go there.

How's everything with you?

- Yeah, I'm fine, I'm

just milking Maloo,

my grandmother's goat.

- (laughs) Funny.

- No, I really am

milking a goat.

(relaxing music)

(speaking foreign language)

- Now we have enough

potatoes to feed

the entire Romanian

wrestling team.

- Good.

- All right, well I'm

gonna go take a bath now.

- Before you do that,

can you run into town

and pick me up some

olives and pickles?

I'm making potato salad.

- Sure.

Be back in a bit.

- Why does she

need the car keys?

(groaning)

- What the heck?

Why isn't it working?

(foreboding music)

Okay, there's no engine.

Hey, my old scooter!

(frolicking music)

- [Veta] Danielle!

- Hi.

- So nice to see you

after all this time!

You are so big.

- Thank you, I think.

(laughs)

- Cosmin!

(speaking foreign language)

Danielle is here!

- Tell me, how can I help you?

- I need some olives

and pickles, please.

- Yes, we have olives here.

- I go get the pickles.

- Okay.

- Okay, thank you.

Hmm!

It's hot, it's hot!

Hot, hot!

(laughs)

- Danielle, no not, no hot.

- Yeah, perfect.

- Pickles.

- Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

- [Veta] You're welcome.

- How much do I owe you?

- It's a gift.

- Oh that's so sweet,

but I'm happy to pay.

- Please take it,

we want to help.

Since you lost your big job.

- Oh...

Okay.

Thank you.

- [Veta] You're welcome.

(frolicking music)

- [Salesman] Here, chocolate.

- Oh thank you.

- Chocolate, to make

you feel better.

We also heard about

your boyfriend.

- So sad.

(foreboding music)

- [Danielle] Bye!

(cheerful upbeat music)

- Ah, get out of the way!

(bell ringing)

(screaming)

(scooter horn honking)

- I'm sorry, that

was totally my fault.

Are you okay?

Oh, he's cute.

Please don't be dead,

I'm gonna go get help.

You stay here.

(frantic music)

Help, over here, over here!

- Ah, he's back.

- Yeah, where am I?

- Hi.

- It's you.

- I'm Danielle, the one

who ran you off the road.

- That's right.

- [Danielle] You hit

your head on a tree.

- Yeah, you have a pretty

good lump over there.

- Yeah, I can feel that now.

- Okay, how many fingers?

- Three.

- [Doctor] Okay

what's your name?

- Adrian Edwards.

- Good, you should be okay.

Here, ice will help.

- Owh!

(dog barking)

- Ah, that's my next patient.

- You brought me to a vet?

- Yeah.

(calming music)

Are you sure you're okay?

- Yeah, it's just a bump.

- I'm so sorry.

It was the closest medical

facility I could find.

- I suppose I should be

grateful you didn't leave me

on the side of the road.

Do you know what

happened to my bike?

- I'm not sure it

survived the crash.

- Right.

Cause I kind of borrowed that

from the landlord of the pub.

- I hope it didn't have

any sentimental value.

- He did seem rather attached.

- I could try to see if

someone could fix it for you.

- Yeah, that would be great.

If you could, I mean I'm

kinda new around here, so.

- Can I give you ride somewhere?

- You're funny.

Oh, you want me to get on

the back of that thing?

- [Danielle] Yeah.

- I'm not sure I'll

fit in the basket.

(warm music)

I haven't done this

since I was 16.

Hold on.

- You staying here?

- Yep.

- I vaguely remember being

at this pub last night.

- That you were.

Dodging darts and crowd

surfing as I recall.

- That's embarrassing.

- Well, thank you for such

an interesting encounter.

It's not often I'm run

into by girls like you.

- I've got to go take my

mother her pickles now.

And don't worry about your bike,

I'm gonna go take

care of it, okay?

Bye.

- Pickles.

(calming music)

(scooter engine humming)

- [Sofia] You ran over

the hottie from the bar?

- Yes.

- Is he okay?

- I think so.

- That's good.

You met a nice Romanian boy.

- Actually, he's British.

(speaking foreign language)

- Why do you do this to me?

- What did I do?

- Can you hand me

the mayonnaise?

- Here, Mom.

- Oh thanks.

- Not too much mayonnaise

for me, please.

I'm trying to lose weight.

Razvan is taking me somewhere

special for our anniversary.

- Oh, that's sweet.

What are you gonna wear?

- I don't know.

I have a dress,

but getting into it

is like stuffing a sausage.

- Bring it over, I'll

have a look at it.

- It's already in your room.

(giggling)

Oh, that's too tight.

- Are you sucking it in?

- (gasps) Yes.

- Hold still.

- Well I can't when

you're yanking on me.

Ow!

- Don't hit me!

- Don't you hit me!

- Don't you hit me!

Ow!

(giggling)

Look at us, just like old times

when I was the fashion

designer and you were--

- The super model!

Oh, that's depressing.

- [Danielle] I think

the zipper is stuck.

- Oh forget it,

forget it, forget it,

we can have our

anniversary at home.

- No, you and

Razvan should go out

have a romantic dinner.

- I look like a walrus.

Not even this

shapewear can help me.

- Stop it, you have

a fabulous figure.

You're just a little curvy,

like most real beautiful women.

- You mean like a frumpy mother.

- You're not frumpy.

We're gonna go

shopping together.

- I've been shopping.

Designers don't make

dresses for curves anymore.

They only make dresses for

young girls with straight lines.

- I know that all too well.

I could make you a dress.

Something that would make

Razvan's head spin around.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- You'd do that for me?

- Of course.

(giggling)

- Dinner's ready.

Get dressed.

- Mom, this is so good.

I forgot how much I loved

homemade chicken soup.

And you know, I'm gonna

make a dress for Sofia

for her anniversary dinner...

(chattering)

(calming music)

- That's pretty.

- Thanks.

- It's good to see

you sketching again.

- Yeah, I forgot

how much I loved it.

- And I love you.

- Love you too.

- Good night, sweetie.

(calming music)

- Oh hi, Grandpa.

- How's the bike coming along?

- Well, thank you so

much for doing this, bye.

- Bye!

- Hi, where are you going?

- To pick some

fabric to show Sofia.

- Have fun.

- Thanks, bye.

- [Luiza] Bye.

(scooter engine revving)

(calm piano music)

- Wow, this place is impressive.

- Oh, really?

Here, take a look at this.

Would you wear this?

- Well, the workmanship

is pretty darn good,

but the color, and the style...

- And they wonder

why business is down.

- I'm amazed your

people can sew this well

on these outdated machines.

- [Sofia] Yeah.

- They're really

gifted artisans.

- I'll tell them.

- Yeah.

- Everybody!

This is my famous cousin, the

fashion editor from New York.

- [Workers] Hi!

- Ex-editor!

- They don't need to know that.

- [Workers] Oh!

- They really take

pride in their work.

- It shows.

So, I got these swatches

for your anniversary dress.

- Oh.

- And I was thinking

about doing a riff on

the Romanian peasant blouse.

- Wow.

Hey, Oscar, this is

my cousin Danielle.

- [Danielle] Hi.

- Hi, pleased to meet you.

- Oscar is the plant manager.

- Nice to meet you.

- She's designing me a dress.

- Oh, look at you.

- So, what do you think?

- Well, I love them both.

Danielle, you pick.

- Okay, I'll let

you go back to work.

- [Danielle] Okay.

- [Sofia] Peace, bye.

- [Danielle] Bye everyone, bye

Oscar, nice to meet you, bye.

(relaxing music)

Wow.

You're awesome, thank

you so much, Grandpa.

(phone ringing)

- Yeah, I'm looking at

the spreadsheet now.

Where are you?

- [Voiceover] London,

these numbers are abysmal.

We have to offload it.

- Look, hang on a minute, I'm

still assessing things here.

- [Voiceover] You can

assess all you like,

but it's bleeding money.

- [Danielle] Adrian!

(bicycle bell ringing)

- I have got a mountain

of paperwork still

to go through.

I just need a little

bit more time.

- [Voiceover] Why are

you stalling, Adrian.

- I'm not.

- [Voiceover] Well, I'm

not waiting around forever

for you to make

a decision on it.

- Look, Beatrix,

can I call you back?

Okay, bye.

Hi there.

- Hi.

- You fixed it?

- Yeah.

- I didn't tell the landlord

'cause he'd kick me out

on my butt.

- (laughs) Yeah, well, my

Grandpa is surprisingly handy.

- You'll have to

thank him for me.

- I will.

- I was just about to

have a bite to eat.

I don't suppose you'd

care to join me?

I hear they do a wonderfully

mediocre fish and chips.

- Sure, why not.

(relaxing music)

- So, how did you

end up in New York?

- Well, I moved there

to go to college

and decided to stay.

My mom came to visit

me a few times,

but I haven't been

to Romania since.

- Really, why not?

- My job was really competitive

and then when I was

made fashion editor,

the thought of taking a

vacation, was terrifying.

But I sound pathetic with

all these excuses, don't I?

- No, no, not at all.

Work has been a big

priority in our family.

- So what's your story?

- I live in London,

but I've got a new job

sort of taking care

of the family business, since...

My father passed away last year.

- I'm sorry to hear that.

- Nah, it's all right.

We weren't as close as perhaps

we should have been,

but still it's been a,

it's been a big adjustment.

Now I'm over here

sorting out some of

his real estate holdings,

which is proving

a little bit daunting.

(speaking foreign language)

- Thank you.

(speaking foreign language)

- (speaking foreign

language), right?

- That's very good,

(speaking foreign language).

- Well, that is a pretty

pathetic bowl of salad.

Would you like some

of my fish and chips?

- No thanks, I'm a vegan.

- Really?

Well, that is unacceptable,

especially coming

from a Romanian.

- Look, I insist

you must try a chip.

- All right, okay, why not?

- Hmm?

- That was really good.

- Right, now you must

try a piece of fish.

Hmm?

Didn't know what you

were missing, did you?

- You want some of my salad?

- No, I try to keep away from

anything that's good for me.

- I'm sure it has no

nutritional value.

- Well, then in that

case, absolutely.

- Here.

- You sneaky devil.

Give it to me, give it to me.

(door opening)

- [Danielle] Hi.

- Hello, Danielle.

What's that look?

- What look?

- You are all googly eyed.

- I am not googly eyed.

- So, how was dinner?

- Dinner was nice.

- What did you eat?

- Me? Fish and chips.

- [Luiza] She had

fish and chips.

- Yeah, I decided not

be a vegan anymore.

Oh, and Adrian says thank

you for fixing his bike.

Night.

- (speaking foreign

language) She's a goner!

- [Danielle] I heard that!

Mom, have you seen

my sewing machine?

- Did you look in your closet?

- Yeah, it's not there.

- Maybe it's in the guest room.

Let's help her look.

(calming music)

- When did you do all this?

Where's the guest bed?

- Grandpa and Bogdan

put it in the cellar.

- You turned it into

a design studio.

- Yes Grandma, I love it.

(laughing)

Thank you.

Are these mine?

- From when you were a teenager.

I've kept them all.

- I love it, thank you.

- You've always loved sewing.

Now you have your own place,

where you can create

something beautiful.

- This makes me very happy.

(acoustic guitar music)

- How's it going?

- It's going great.

- Would you like a coffee?

- Yeah, a strong one.

- Okay.

(relaxing music)

- Come here for a second.

- Wow, this is beautiful!

- Bravo Danielle!

Sofia, you are a vision.

(speaking foreign language)

(phone buzzing)

- This is very nice.

- It's Adrian.

- Answer!

- Hello?

- Hey there, it's your

friendly carnivore.

- Oh hi.

- Have I caught

you at a bad time?

- No, not at all.

- I was calling to see if

you fancied an adventure?

- Adventure?

- I wondered if you'd

wanted to go for a hike.

- A hike?

Sure.

- Great, I'll pick you

up tomorrow morning

at nine o'clock.

- Perfect.

- Bye.

- See you soon, bye.

- He asked you on a hike?

- Yeah.

- It's not sexy,

but at least it's something.

(relaxing music)

- Yeah, uhm, thank you.

(speaking foreign language)

(door knocking)

- Hi.

- [Luiza] Hi.

- I'm Adrian.

- And I'm the mother.

Luiza.

- Pleasure to meet you.

- Danielle!

Your friend is here.

- Oh hi.

- [Adrian] You ready?

- Yep.

Bye, Mom.

- Bye.

- Bye.

- Bye.

Definitely not

Romanian, but cute.

- Come on.

We're almost there now.

- Thank God.

- Now that,

is an incredible view.

What a beautiful

country you have.

- It is, and I wish I

could breathe right now

and enjoy it with you.

And thanks for pulling

my fat butt up this hill.

- I rather like your fat butt.

- Oh, come on.

- No serious.

I like everything about you.

- Really?

- Have you got your

breath back yet?

- I think so.

- Good.

(romantic music)

- And they said

hiking wasn't sexy.

Thank you.

You fit a lot into

that little backpack.

- Well, as it happens, I

used to be a boy scout.

- I didn't know

London had boy scouts.

- Hmm-mm, we used to

go for expeditions

in the Brecon Beacons.

Sitting around campfires,

toasting marshmallows

and singing Ging g*ng Goolie.

- Sounds like fun.

- It was, I love

the countryside.

I mean, look at

it, it's stunning.

Everyone's so content here.

It's a real sense of home.

- Romania is a

very special place.

How long are you

planning to stay?

- I don't know.

I can work from

pretty much anywhere.

It's not like I have

anything to go back for.

Or anyone, for that matter.

I rather enjoy my

time here with you.

- Me too.

(romantic music)

(door knocking)

(chattering)

- [Sofia] Hi Luiza!

- Hi.

- Is Danielle back yet?

- No, she is still mountain

climbing with Adrian.

Come on in, I made cake.

- Thank you, come girls.

- Come in the living room, come.

- Take off your jackets

and have a seat.

Auntie!

- Girls, I want you to

meet my Great Aunt Zoya.

- Aren't you all

supposed to be working

at the factory today?

- Yeah, but they gave our

shifts half the day off.

Some inspectors are coming

to check the building

and appraise the machines.

And I think the silent

partners are rearing

their ugly heads.

- They are not going

to close the plant.

It would throw half the

village out of work.

- From your mouth to God's ears.

(laughing)

- They're back!

(chattering)

She has that look

on her face again!

- Yeah, she kind of never

liked leaving the house.

She's so strict.

- Hmm-mm.

- And so does he.

- I had a really nice time.

- Me too, me too.

I don't suppose you're free

for dinner tomorrow night?

- Actually, I am.

- Great.

(frolicking music)

- Danielle, your cousin

is here with some people.

- Okay.

- Do you want to stay for

cake, it's apple walnut.

- I would love to, but I

have been playing truant

all morning, I should

probably go to work.

- Come on, I'll get you

a piece to take with you.

Come, come in, come.

Come, please, come.

- It smells great in here.

- Thank you.

- Hi!

- [Girls] Hi!

- Sofia!

Everyone, this is Adrian.

- [Girls] Hi!

- Hi.

- I'm Sofia, hi.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

- This is my Grandma.

- Hi there, Grandma.

- And they work with me at the

clothing manufacturing plant.

They all saw my

anniversary pictures.

- Oh how was that?

- Amazing.

Razvan really loved the dress.

I think he ripped it a little

but we'll talk about that later.

So now everyone wants a dress.

- That's great.

- Lovely to meet

you all, ladies.

- Bye!

Oh Danielle!

So, who wants to

get measured first?

- I'll go first!

- Me!

- 40, waist, 69.

For height, got 83.

45, 69.

Shoulders, 47.

77, 80.

- [Sofia] 80.

- This is really pretty.

What I like is this border here.

Do you have any more of this?

Got something to

say, don't make a sound

As long as we're here then

I'm yours for the night

If no party's over

I'll be out of sight

I can't lose

attention until the time

This night out, the

retail is coming alive

Beautiful!

Let's try it on you.

That's it.

- I'm hot.

- Now relax, just relax,

just loosen up, yeah?

- Okay.

Cause I'm seeing the

rhythm, I'm seeing the rhythm

I'm seeing the rhythm

- Work it!

Move, move.

Now look at me,

look at the glow.

You're fierce.

- These are

incredible, Danielle.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- Grandpa, light it up.

You wish that

you could be my man

But when midnight

comes it's all pretend

Exactly!

If no party's over

I'll be out of sight

Yeah.

I can't lose

attention until the time

This night out, the

retail is coming alive

I'm seeing the rhythm,

pay close attention

(cheering)

(goat bleating)

Perfect.

Because I'm seeing the

rhythm, I'm seeing the rhythm

- So, Adrian, how do

you like Romanian food?

- You could teach my

mother a thing or two.

But if you tell her that though,

then I will hunt you down.

- Sofia, did the girls

like their dresses?

- They are going crazy.

- I've been trying to

talk Danielle into showing

the photos to someone

at her magazine.

- It's a good idea.

No, yeah, it's a good idea.

- It's not my

magazine, remember?

- There must be someone

over there you can talk to.

- Yeah.

- I'll think about it.

- She'll think about it.

To Danielle!

- [All] To Danielle!

(speaking foreign language)

- [Danielle] Hey Claire.

- Holy boho, you designed

all these clothes?

- Yes.

- They are outrageous,

who made them?

- I did and my mom

made the headpieces

and my grandma made

the embroidery.

- I adore this collection.

- It's not a collection.

- It needs to be.

- [Danielle] Really?

- I wouldn't blow

smoke about something

as sacred as fashion.

- Thanks Claire.

I'll get right on it.

- That-a-girl.

- All right, bye.

I'm gonna need three

yards of this fabric.

- [Fred] Hey Adrian,

sorry I'm late!

- What do you call this, Fred?

- I'll be right back.

- I'll meet you inside.

- [Danielle] Hi.

- Hi.

- You are looking

quite handsome.

- Thanks.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah, I just got

some upsetting news

about some business stuff.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- It's all right.

Listen, I'm going to

have to cancel our

dinner plans this evening.

- Sure, no problem.

- Well, I've got to run.

- [Danielle] Okay.

- I'll call you later.

(sad music)

- Wow, Danielle,

these are beautiful!

You should be really proud.

- What's going on?

- Nothing.

I just ran into

Adrian the other day

and he was acting kind of weird.

- Weird?

- Yeah.

I'm sure it was work related,

but he hasn't called since.

- Men are strange sometimes.

Just give him a few

days, he'll resurface.

And you should

take a break here.

- No, what I need,

is to get this done.

- You're obsessing.

Come on, let's grab

a pizza in town.

Come on, come on,

come on, come on.

You're gonna love this place.

- [Danielle] Yeah?

- They have the

best pizza in town.

Hi.

- Hi.

- We're gonna have

two pizzas to go.

I'll have a margarita.

- Sure.

- And one for me as well.

- Sure.

- Thanks.

I'm starving.

- Oh, Danielle!

Look!

- [Danielle] Oh my God!

- This...

Ah, that's me!

- [Danielle] Yeah!

- That's me!

I'm in the magazine!

How did this happen?

- Claire.

Vivien's clever and

wonderful assistant.

She sent my photos to

Beguile's biggest competitor.

- That's amazing!

That's wonderful, Danielle!

- Yeah!

- Breakout fashion

designer Maloo

spotlights the real woman with

Romanian Folk

inspired collection.

How did we get scooped on this?

- It must have been a

last minute addition.

They must have pulled something

and replaced it with this Maloo.

- I don't even know

anything about this person.

- How could we not know?

We are Beguile magazine.

We break new designers.

We set the trend others follow.

Will somebody please find

out who this Maloo is?

- Maloo?

You named your clothing line

after your grandmother's goat?

- Claire must have

used another name

since I'm on the

fashion blacklist.

- Oh, that's funny.

Oh, not that you're

on the blacklist.

- I got that.

Thanks.

- Thanks.

- Well, I mean, this

is very disappointing.

I mean if somebody

is going to have

the audacity to

spotlight the real woman,

that should be us

setting the trend.

Claire, get in here.

- I thought you weren't

interested in pandering to

overweight women too

lazy to work out.

- Don't you ever repeat that.

This demographic has

obviously become relevant.

Claire, I want you

to find the rep

and invite Maloo and his

or her people for dinner.

We're days away

from Fashion Week

and we want to make

sure that we have

this designer in my hip pocket.

- Is Maloo invited

to Fashion Week?

- Well, if not, have

Richard make it happen.

I want to make sure that Beguile

dominates the front

row of this show.

Go on.

- I'm on it.

- [Vivien] Go on.

- [Claire] You saw?

- Yes.

- I can't talk right now.

Vivien's blown a

head gasket when

Mode Image scooped

her on your layout.

- Does she know

Maloo is really me?

- No, are you kidding?

And get this!

Beguile is sending an invite

to Maloo for Fashion Week.

So you better book that

flight to New York ASAP.

- Okay, okay, okay,

bye, bye, bye, bye.

- What?

- I'm going to Fashion Week.

As a designer!

(cheering)

(giggling)

- Oh my God, oh my God!

- This is surreal.

I can't wait to tell Adrian.

It was his idea to send the

photos in the first place.

- Yeah.

- But, how am I going to get

everything organized on time?

- Well, we can pick

up all the dresses

you made for the girls.

- That's a great idea!

- Yeah!

- I need to get to New York,

organize the production,

hire the models, hair, make-up.

- Isn't it exciting?

- It's terrifying.

- I know.

Oh, there is the

restaurant Razvan

took me to for our anniversary.

- Oh.

- It's so romantic.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

Hello, doggie.

What?

- He's there.

- Who?

- Adrian.

- (gasps) Oh hell!

- I knew something was wrong.

- Hang on, let's not

jump to conclusions.

- He was holding her hand!

- You're right, he was.

- In my mind, we weren't

seeing other people.

- Well, maybe he has a

different way of thinking.

Do you wanna go back in there?

- Yes.

- I mean no, wait, I need

to think for a second.

- Okay.

So?

- No, I don't wanna go inside.

Let's get the dresses.

- Oh!

(sad music)

(speaking foreign language)

- [Voiceover] May I help you?

- I was calling to see if the

flight is leaving on time.

- [Voiceover] And

your destination?

- Bucharest to JFK.

- [Voiceover] Can

you hold please?

- Sure, I'll hold.

- Mom?

- Yeah.

- What is Grandma doing?

- Salting the house, to

keep entities at bay.

- What for?

- I don't know.

There's a lot of stuff

going on around here.

Better to be safe.

- [Voiceover] Your flight

is leaving as scheduled.

- Okay thanks.

(phone buzzing)

- Have you even talked to him?

- No, I don't wanna talk to him.

- You're sure?

- Yes.

Have you seen my headpieces?

- All packed.

Honey, be excited.

This is your dream come true.

- Yeah, you're right, it is.

- Yeah.

- Hey, hey, hey,

inspector number eight

is in the house.

What's wrong with you all?

- Sofia, did you see this?

- Oh no.

This can't be good.

(sad music)

- Attention ladies, gents.

Please shut down

the machines for

a special meeting on the floor.

Gather around.

That's it.

So, before I begin, I just,

I want you to know how very

proud and honored I am,

to be the manager of this plant.

I couldn't have asked

for a better team.

Now, I know there's been

a lot of speculation

so I am just gonna

come out and say it.

The owners of Euro

Clothing Manufacturers

have made a decision,

based on the profit

and loss of this plant.

The plant will close

effectively in 30 days.

(speaking foreign language)

It wasn't my decision.

It's come down

from the top, so...

- I can't believe this.

I've seen that woman.

- Hello.

As co-CEO of Edwards Industries,

I'd just like to say,

how appreciative we are

of all your past efforts,

so we will be offering you

three months' severance

to help ease your transition

into alternate employment.

- There is no alternate

employment for us.

This plant has supported our

village for two generations.

- I understand, and, this

was a very difficult decision

for our company to make,

but nonetheless, this plant

is no longer a viable asset.

Thank you for your

attention, and please see

your plant manager

for more information

regarding your severance checks.

- Adrian, what are

you doing here?

Are you part of this?

- I'm so sorry, Sofia, I

must catch up with my sister.

I will explain

everything, I promise you.

- His sister?

- Thank you, gentlemen and

I will see you on the 12th.

- [Both] Okay.

- Can you get the papers

to legal before my meeting?

- Bea, Beatrix!

What are you doing?

I've got three more months here.

- I had a conference

with the board

and they've changed their mind.

- You do realize this

entire town was built

on our father's legacy?

He committed to these people.

- But the China Factor has

completely changed the industry.

We have to adapt.

- Say what you want about China,

but these people are

turning out a product

they actually care about.

High quality can set us apart.

If you give me the time

that we've agreed on--

- You are not helping these

people by dragging this out.

It's better to do

things swift, clean

so they can move on

with their lives.

We can talk about this

when you get home,

but right now, I have

to catch a plane.

- You can't do this

without my signature.

- The board overruled

you, airport please.

(phone buzzing)

- Hello.

- Danielle.

They are closing down the plant.

- Oh no, Sofia, I'm so sorry.

- Remember that woman

we saw Adrian with

at the restaurant?

She's his sister.

And he co-owns the

manufacturing plant with her.

- What?

- Yes, Adrian knew all this time

they were going to shut it down,

and he didn't say a thing.

- I don't believe this.

(door knocking)

- Oh, it's you.

- So you've heard the news?

- Sofia called.

- I realize it must

sound terrible.

- Yes.

- I was here to see if I

could turn the factory around.

- Oh, I guess it didn't work.

- No.

The board pulled the plug on

me, but I'm not giving up.

Look, is Danielle here?

I desperately need

to speak to her.

- She left for New York.

- New York?

- She's showing her clothing

line at Fashion Week.

- You're kidding?

That's fantastic news.

- She's very upset with you.

Why did you keep so

many secrets from her?

- I know this must

sound kind of crazy,

but all my life I've just

been the son of one of

the Forbes 500, Adrian Edwards,

but then I came here and no

one made that connection,

I was just Adrian, and

then I met Danielle,

and then I had this chance

at a real relationship.

- What other kind of

relationship is there?

- You'd be amazed at how

fascinating I suddenly

become to women when they

discover my net worth.

- Then, you don't know Danielle.

- But I do now, I'm sorry.

- You better come in.

(upbeat music)

- [Agent] Yeah, tell them

Danielle is the designer Maloo

and I'm her press agent.

Great, bye, Danielle?

- Yes?

- Okay, so, to recap.

We're gonna do a

quick meet and greet

with the press right

before the show.

- Actually, I prefer to meet

the press after the show.

I want them to see

the collection first,

if that's okay with you.

- All right, sure,

that's your call.

- Now, this is the

mystery collection

from a designer named Maloo.

- Everyone is gonna

show up tonight.

I mean I got Fashion

TV, Beguile, Mode Image,

all the major buyers

have already RSVP'd.

It's gonna be a full house.

Take a look.

- We don't know

who he or she is.

All we know is this

is the show that...

- So could you pull

past the main entrance

and over to the side?

- [Announcer] And now with

us, is fashion editor Drake.

Drake, how are you tonight?

- Pretty cool.

- [Danielle] Wow.

- Big crowd.

Come on, let's go.

(upbeat music)

- Yeah, perfect.

- Excited?

- [Danielle] Yes, very.

- Well you should be.

Oh, wait a minute.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

You'll get all the photos and

interviews after the show.

Ben, are you here?

- Right here, Danielle?

- Hi.

- Great, right this way.

- Yeah.

- All right, I'll be

up front, good luck.

- Thank you so much.

- Welcome to New

York Fashion Week.

- Are all the models here?

- Yes.

- Wow.

You're looking great.

- [Model] Hi, Danielle.

- Hey, hi.

Martina, how you feeling?

- Fine, and you?

- [Voiceover] I need the

hairspray, hairspray please.

- Hi.

- Hi Mia, that's perfect.

Hi Dixie.

- Hi Danielle.

- How are you?

- Oh, I'm fine.

- Good.

Zane.

- Okay I know, I'm going,

but, I brought her flowers.

- All right, come on, come on.

- See you later, Dix.

- Okay, bye Zane.

- [Zane] Good luck, good luck.

- Thank you, thank you.

- [Ben] All right,

we're on in 15!

(frolicking music)

- Hello darling, call me.

- Vivien.

You look amazing.

As always.

- Thank you, Drake.

- I can't believe they

sat Vivien next to

Drake of Mode Image.

- Right.

- Okay, can I have a

little bit of burst here?

And, Mia, I need a little

bit of black powder.

- Okay.

- Hmm-mm.

- This should be interesting.

- Hmm.

- Okay, I can't find this

designer anywhere in here.

- No one has seen her.

It's got to be a marketing thing

- Did Maloo preview

the collection for you?

- No.

To you?

- No.

- Ready, Danielle?

- Good luck, you look perfect.

(upbeat music)

- Okay, Maloo, let's

see what you've got.

- [Danielle] Perfect.

- [Ben] She's fine, she's fine?

- [Danielle] Yeah.

- Good, good.

And go.

(upbeat music)

- Ssshht, ssshht!

- [Ben] Go.

- [Dixie] It's broken.

- What's wrong, the belt?

- [Dixie] Yeah.

(upbeat music)

- [Ben] Come on, darling.

(upbeat music)

- I like that.

- [Dixie] It's hanging down.

- Yeah, that's fine,

that's fine, just go,

yeah, yeah, just go.

- [Ben] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Okay, go, go, go.

(upbeat music)

- Oh Danielle is a genius!

- Wow.

- This is my dress,

this is my dress!

(speaking foreign language)

(chattering)

- And go, go.

- [Dixie] Oh my God,

Danielle, the skirt!

- Don't panic, I will fix it.

- [Dixie] Ah, it's stuck.

- [Ben] Come on,

come on, come on.

- [Dixie] Oh my

God, I have to go!

- Dixie, is she coming?

- Yeah, she's

ready, she's ready.

- [Ben] Come on Dixie.

- That one.

(upbeat music)

(applauding)

(serene music)

(applauding)

- Danielle is Maloo?

- Yeah.

- I think I'm gonna be sick.

(serene music)

(applauding)

- [Drake] Wow Vivien, she

is wonderful isn't she?

(cheering)

(serene music)

(applauding)

(bottle popping)

(cheering)

- [Back Model] Cheers!

(applauding)

(chattering)

- Cheers.

- Oh my God!

That was so awesome!

(cheering)

- I have you to thank.

You were the one

that made it happen.

- No!

You did!

Look, I know you're busy,

I'll see you out there okay?

- Absolutely.

(cheering)

- Claire.

- You were great.

Beautiful, thank you.

- Look at you.

The toast of the town.

- Hi, Lance.

- Congratulations.

You did it.

And you should have seen

the look on Vivien's face.

I mean, it was priceless.

So, how is the sweet

taste of revenge?

- That wasn't my intention.

- Doesn't matter.

You stunned her and the

entire fashion world.

And I'm proud of you, kiddo.

- Thanks.

- I missed you.

- Was that before or

after the show was a hit?

- Okay, I deserve that.

Let's get a quiet

dinner somewhere.

Somewhere nice and romantic.

I can eat crow and

apologize properly.

- Apology accepted,

but I'm afraid

I'm not available tonight.

- Excuse me, Danielle.

I need you for the

step and repeat.

The press is going

through the roof,

they loved your show.

You're gonna change?

- Oh, of course.

- [Agent] Okay.

- Yes.

- So, tomorrow night maybe?

- Sorry Lance, bye.

(cheerful music)

(reporters chattering)

- Drake, come over

here, my friend.

How are you, good to see you.

- Hey good to see you.

- The rumor on the street is,

is that you are the

one that discovered

Danielle, is that true?

- Oh, oh, ssshht, they are

talking about Danielle.

- Yes.

- You did.

- Yes.

(chattering)

- Here's Vivien Thompson,

editor from Beguile Magazine.

It's complete madness here.

We hear Danielle was a

former employee of yours.

Did you help her,

inspire her, something?

- No.

- Well, anyway, you

look amazing, as usual.

Thank you very much, Vivian.

Vivian Thompson, from

Beguile Magazine.

Live from the red carpet.

(chattering)

And here she is.

Danielle, the designer of Maloo.

How does it feel?

- There is she is, my baby girl!

- Danielle, you just shocked...

- Danielle, can we get a

picture of you with Vivien?

- Go ahead, Danielle, go ahead.

- Danielle, I don't

say this often,

but I was wrong about you.

Maybe Beguile is

the one that needs

the attitude adjustment.

- Thank you, Vivien, I know

that wasn't easy for you.

- I don't suppose you'd be

willing to give us an exclusive.

- As a matter of fact I would.

But I need to ask you

something in return.

- [Vivien] Well,

what would that be?

- Consider Claire

for my replacement.

- Claire, my assistant?

What makes you think

that she has the stuff?

- She discovered Maloo.

- That clever little minx.

- Hey.

- Where were you?

- I was uh--

- You were back stage with

Danielle, weren't you?

- Just saying hi.

Wait, Elaine.

Elaine, come on!

- Claire, I'd like a

few words with you.

- Yes, Vivien.

- Congratulations

you're promoted.

- [Reporter] Danielle, can

I talk to you for a second?

- Of course.

- [Reporter] You've got

to be so exited tonight.

- Yes I am.

- Okay, the big

buzz is your use of

different sized models.

What gave you the

inspiration for that?

- Well, the beautiful factory

workers in my hometown.

- Oh, we're the girls,

we're the girls!

(cheering)

- Are you gonna stay

here in New York

or are you gonna go back home?

- I haven't had a chance

to think about that yet.

- Okay.

- [Adrian] What

about manufacturing

the clothing line in Romania?

- I was hoping to, but sadly,

I've gotten word that the

plant is being closed down.

- [Adrian] That's

not exactly correct.

- I'm sorry?

- As it happens.

- [Right Reporter] Hey,

excuse me, excuse me, sir.

- One of the owners

was able to turn

the board around

on that decision.

- Really.

- Adrian, she's with Adrian!

- What would you

say if this owner,

was to stay in Romania

and to make Maloo the head

of design of the factory?

- I would have to say...

Yes, I would love that job.

- They are not going

to close the factory!

(cheering)

- So, what do we do now?

- Kiss her, kiss her!

- [Reporters] Kiss her,

kiss her, kiss her.

- Let's give the

people what they want.

(romantic music)

(cheering)

(applauding)

(romantic music)

(upbeat music)

I see you just

about every other day

Sometimes you'll look at me

At times you turn away

There's one little thing

I think you should know

I'm just the girl

to change your world

The girl next door

you're looking for

Turn around, I'm right here

I'm just the girl

to change your world

Yeah, yeah

Don't need to make a scene

Don't need to show it off

Cause I got everything

More than you can dream

You'd better hope,

I'll still be around

I'm just the girl

to change your world

The girl next door,

you're looking for

Take notice

I'm right here

I'm just the girl

to change your world

Yeah

Should you decide to go

And finally make your move

I'm here to talk about it

No need to scream and shout it

Cause I don't really mean

To go and make a scene

That's not how

I see you and me

I'm just the girl

to change your world

The girl next door,

you're looking for

Turn around, I'm right here

I'm just the girl

Oh

Oh-h*

Oh oh

The girl

The girl to

change your world

(relaxing music)

(cheerful music)

(frantic music)