Speaking at a Guardian Live event at Chelsea Old Town Hall hosted by columnist Deborah Orr, the controversial fashion designer said: "Clothes should cost a lot more than they do – they are so subsidised.
The university lecture hall was packed ahead of the rightwing columnist's appearance on Monday night.
"I can't help believing that if Dailey weren't a basketball player, if he were just another creep off the street, he would still be learning what a chamber of horrors the halls of justice can be," John Schulian, a columnist for The Chicago Sun-Times, wrote.
2.34pm BST Back in the conference hall, my press gallery colleague Patrick O'Flynn, the Daily Express columnist and an now a Ukip candidate in the European elections, is speaking.
On its surface, the portrait of Bill Conlin, a longtime Philadelphia sports columnist now being honored by the Hall, is not much different from dozens of others depicting previous award-winning writers and broadcasters at the baseball temple in this quaint village that stands as a bucket-list destination for so many fans.
"Hall's own refusal to accept reality," Jay Bookman, a columnist at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, wrote in one of the more polite dissections of Dr. Hall, "is downright stunning".
He spent nearly eight years there, becoming City Hall bureau chief and then the paper's youngest political columnist, before leaving to join the campaign of another Illinois senator, Paul Simon.
On Friday in the Great Hall of Cooper Union, friends and fans of Christopher Hitchens, the author and columnist who died on Dec. 15, will gather for "some highmindedness and some laughs," according to Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair.
Times NFL columnist Sam Farmer covers NFL draft 2014 live from New York's Radio City Music Hall. 1. Houston: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina, 6-5, 266.
From Swag to Riches Adam Ruben, 26 April 2013 Our columnist offers tips and strategies to help you, dear reader, walk out of any exhibit hall loaded down with free corporate goods.
Fans and sports columnists and op-edists and bloggers will ceaselessly debate his future as a potential Hall of Famer, when and if he surpasses the lifetime seven hundred and sixty-two homers struck by the tainted Barry Bonds, who is about to go on federal trial in California for perjury.
