A fake Ferrari can cause serious damage that many people never realise, such as financing crime or using child labour, says the Authentics Foundation at a glamourous -- but counterfeit -- event. The Authentics Foundation put a fake, Thailand-made Ferrari on display in Brussels on Monday (March 10) to illustrate the damage done by international counterfeiting. Top British model Yasmin LeBon and French actress Alice Taglioni were on hand to show that 'Fake costs More', as the organisation's motto says. The main messages are that counterfeit goods are produced in developing countries often using child labour and that some goods, such as fake medicine, children's toys or even cars that do not comply to basic safety standards, are dangerous. The Authentics Foundation is an international non-governmental organisation dedicated to raising public awareness of counterfeits and its chairman, Frederic Mostert, told guests: "Everything I am wearing is fake. This is a fake Armani suit; this is a...