Reports surfaced recently that Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former attorney, was seen trying to gain access to the exclusive Harper’s Bazaar Icons party at Le Veau d’Or during New York Fashion Week. However, Cohen is adamant that he was there only to make a dinner reservation for his daughter’s upcoming birthday. Despite his efforts, he was turned away at the door, leaving visibly disappointed.
Cohen claims that he simply wanted to speak to the reservation manager in person, as he had not yet visited the restaurant, which is conveniently located just a block away from his residence. Le Veau d’Or, with its rich history and celebrity clientele, has recently reopened under new ownership. The event was attended by several well-known figures, including Martha Stewart, Natasha Lyonne, and Fran Lebowitz. Notably, Naomi Campbell made a grand entrance, albeit fashionably late, after also attending another party in Brooklyn.
Michael Cohen’s presence at the event stirred up controversy, given his tumultuous history with the law. As a central figure in Trump’s legal battles, Cohen faced scrutiny for his involvement in hush money payments and various criminal charges, leading to a prison sentence. Despite his attempts to distance himself from his past actions, Cohen’s reputation remains tarnished in the public eye.
The incident at Le Veau d’Or raises questions about Michael Cohen’s image and public perception. While he maintains innocence in this particular situation, his association with high-profile scandals continues to overshadow any attempts at redemption. Whether Cohen will be able to rehabilitate his reputation and regain credibility remains uncertain as he navigates the repercussions of his past actions.