Anna Delvey is the subject of the new Netflix series Inventing Anna
Introduction to Anna
The new docuseries of Netflix invents Anna taking Anna Delvey as the subject. Delvey infiltrated elite circles in New York City from 2013 to 2017. For ten months, it claimed that she was expecting the inheritance of US$67 million and then scammed contacts out of US$275,000 million.
Each episode of Anna begins with a disclaimer: “This whole story is completely true. Except for all the parts that are made up.”, giving warning to its viewers that fact-checking Shonda Rhimes’ latest show for the streamer is not going to be easy. Still, the people who have heard of Anna Delvey already know that.
The ‘Anna Delvey Foundation’
The New Magazine broke the internet with the story of the journalist, Jessica Pressler. It happened in the year 2018. This story is about a German heiress. She was accused of stealing money from banks, her friends, and financial institutions between 2013 and 2017. She did that because she wanted to launch a member’s only club called the Anna Delvey Foundation. A German-raised scam queen, born in Russia, Sorokin, fooled New York’s super-rich person to bow down to her to the tune of $275,000.
Inspiration behind Anna
The show follows journalist Vivian, a person loosely primarily based totally on Pressler and performed by Veep’s Anna Chlumsky, who investigates Anna’s complex tale. Pressler’s extensive reporting is the inspiration behind the invention of Anna. The drama tries to tell Sorokin’s tale. (Netflix reportedly paid Sorokin $320,000 to evolve her existence right into a TV display, which she said Insider she doesn’t plan to watch.)
Anna got her fashion internship by her persona
Anna Delvey
Purple magazine. Russian-born Anna Sorokin came to Germany at 16 and pretended to be from a connected background after studying fashion at the Central Saint Martins University of the Arts London in 2013.
She also began to call herself Anna Delvey. She claims to have come from an aristocratic family, and she forged her bank statement to get a $ 22 million loan to start a private membership club. She flies for free on a private jet, hosts her friends in an expensive restaurant, and flaunts fake wealth by avoiding her invoice payments by forwarding them to the hotel invoices.
A friend tricked for US$60,000 helped bring her down
Anna Delvey
Delvey persuaded then Vanity Fair photo editor Rachel DeLoache Williams, and then her photo editor lent her US$60,000 to pay for a luxury trip to Morocco. When her pal realized that she was being scammed, she cut her off.
The investigators and the European fraudster`s fantasy world were approached by her former best friend. She was arrested because she didn’t pay for hotel stays.
Now her courtroom is her designer runway
Anna Delvey took the opportunity to wear designer looks in the courtroom.
The designer fashion-loving con-woman caused a stir, as she caused a fuss over her outfits and delayed her trial. She was dressed in brands such as Yves Saint Laurent and Miu Miu; for that, she hired a stylist and then refused to enter the courtroom on days when she had a high street wardrobe.
In prison, she wrote a survival guide addressed to Donald Trump.
Ozark actress Julia Garner portrays her in the Shonda Rhimes production. She recently told Insider that she would not watch the 10-part series because it’s told from a journalist’s point of view.
She was arrested again and now could be expelled from the US
Delay has been returned to the US Immigration and Customs Authority (ICE) after six days of freedom because it has exceeded the length of stay permitted by the visa. She is currently under threat of deportation from the United States.
In her recent insider post, she also complained that media reports that claimed she did not show remorse for her actions brought her back inside. She claimed that an old photo posted by her friend (a picture of her on the rooftop of Manhattan (where there is a prison)) is exaggerated.
Published By: Jaspreet Singh
Edited By: Kritika Kashyap
