Of the many moments that stood out as a smirk moment, I couldn't figure out why Cindy would set up the dresses in the foyer of a mansion. I'm also surprised that chocolate fondue is considered a midday snack (for a family that are "always posing") that also needs to be set up in the foyer. I understand that it enhances the action and puts the protagonist in a precarious situation that motivates her to design and sew new dresses but I question the common sense of the movie. That's aside from the main designer who doesn't visit with the illustrious family who have a prince staying with them, a small team of seamstresses and only one attends to measure and returns to do fittings, extremely short notice to design dresses for an important event, and Cindy can make a tuxedo jacket. Hmmm...
Review of Fit for a Prince
