Tom Ford Miami employee alleges manager provided sexual favors to super‑VIP clients

A top salesperson at Tom Ford’s Miami Design District boutique has accused their manager of providing sexual favors to a select group of super‑VIP clients, including sex in fitting rooms and on‑demand photographs of her intimate parts, according to Pagesix. In an EEOC filing, the employee said the manager began telling him about her exploits around 2020 and named a wealthy movie director referred to as Mr.

B. He alleged she had him "stand guard" while "she performed oral sex on Mr. B in the dressing rooms," required him to distract Mr. B’s wife with makeup demonstrations and later to touch up her lipstick after she said she had performed fellatio in Mr. B’s Porsche. The filing also says she planned a possible threesome with a CEO referred to as Mr.

L, allegedly arranging it on FaceTime and implying the man’s continued patronage depended on the sex; the employee said he feared refusing would harm his status as a top seller. The store’s best performers earn more than $200,000 a year and top clients are often flown to Milan for runway shows, and the brand was bought by Estée Lauder Companies for $2.8 billion in 2023.