BOSTON, MA – Suhail Kwatra, a former Saks Fifth Avenue stylist, is accused of orchestrating an internal fraud scheme that allegedly cost the luxury retailer nearly $430,000 dollars, according to court ...

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A Saks Fifth Avenue wardrobe stylist, who has been known around the region for outfitting socialites, was recently busted after allegedly stealing more than $400,000. Suhail Kwatra, 43, is facing a ...

A stylist to some of America’s wealthiest shoppers has been charged with stealing more than $400,000 through fraudulent returns, according to multiple reports. Over more than 20 years, Suhail Kwatra, ...

A prominent stylist for Saks Fifth Avenue known for his connections to Boston’s “most fabulous socialites” is being accused of stealing nearly $430,000 worth of goods from the luxury retailer. Suhail ...

A longtime Saks Fifth Avenue employee who worked as a personal shopper for some of Boston’s fanciest women will be arraigned later this month on fraud charges. Suhail Kwatra, 43, who’s been styling ...

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Suhail Kwatra showed off merchandise on social media, including a lobster-shaped Louis Vuitton bag. He called himself the Fashion Whisperer of Boston and for years outfitted socialites and the wives ...

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A Saks Fifth Avenue stylist masterminded a clever scheme that put more than $429,000 in his pockets thanks to rich socialites who failed to pick up their designer items, according to prosecutors.