WARDROBE: How do you say drama in French?

After a controversial article ran in Women's Wear Daily, in which more than a few editors and retailers (including the International Herald Tribune's Suzy Menkes who threatened to never attend another one of his shows) criticized Marc Jacobs' two hour late start time, the designer basically told them all to go to hell in a scathing reply in today's edition. He even mentioned that he might stop showing in New York and take his show to Paris or London instead. A few excerpts:

"Another thing, everybody talks about these families they have to go home to. I mean, every person who works in every factory in Italy, and every person who works in our sample room, they didn't see their families for six weeks so that we could do this show two weeks early. So I'm really appalled that people have absolutely no perception of what it takes to do things. And when we complain about the show schedule our voice is not heard, nobody does anything about it, the CFDA does me absolutely no service whatsoever as an American fashion designer."

"I don't really feel a part of the American fashion community. I really feel like an outsider, I think we all do, and we feel unloved here, so we want to go somewhere else."

"I work my ass off. I don't take vacations, I don't have homes all over the world, I don't ride horses: I f---ing work for a living. Again, like this idea, you have a family? OK, well that's nice, I don't, and I work. So leave me alone and don't come to the show next time."