Saturday, 2 July 2016
Meet 'Britain's vainest man' whose pursuit for perfection left him bankrupt
A man dubbed 'Britain's vainest' has been left bankrupt by his desire to be a 'perfect 10'.
Socialite Ryan Staveley racked up £22,000 in debt from store cards alone after splashing £1,000-a-month on clothes and cosmetics .
The 25-year-old splashed the cash to boost his self confidence following a bitter split with his girlfriend of 12 years.
He says the break-up sparked his mission for self-perfection, which even saw him use ancient mutilation techniques to shrink his own feet, the Manchester Evening News reported .
Ryan said: “When we split up it completely knocked every bit of confidence I had in myself.
“So I sold her stuff and used the money to pay for botox and tan injections.
“Until that point I’d never done anything for myself, it’d all been for her. I never drank, I worked six days a week to keep a roof over our heads.
“I had a tough start in life and was adopted by my grandparents when I was young, I never had the finer things, and despite working in fashion and cosmetics I always looked on from the other side.
“After we broke up I decided that was it, I wanted the glamorous life and I was going to get it.
“I started making myself look perfect to find myself a new woman and pursue a career in modelling.
Ryan, who works as a fashion and cosmetics manager for high end brands including Chanel, was featured on Channel 5’s “Body Freak: Make Me a Perfect 10”, earlier this month in which he revealed how he used the ancient Chinese method of binding to shrink his feet from a size 10 to a size 6 and a half.
The part-time model says his reasons for using the self-manipulation technique because his “clown feet” didn’t suit his usual attire of tailored trousers.
“It just didn’t look right,” he said.
“People think what I’ve done has made my feet look all weird and horrible but they don’t. There’s a few lumps and bumps but they look normal. And it wasn’t painful, uncomfortable at times yes but it never stopped me doing anything or working.”
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