Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco - Hallo semuanya Pembaca Berita, Pada postingan berita kali ini yang berjudul Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco, telah di posting di blog ini dengan lengkap dari awal lagi sampai akhir. mudah-mudahan berita ini dapat membantu anda semuanya. Baiklah, ini dia berita terbaru nya.
Judul Posting : Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
Link : Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
My favourite Arabian Princess is....Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco. Not for her policies, her charity work, the scope of her intelligence, her Islamic practice or anything else important really...
...But because she looks how a princess should look...at least to me.
The first time I saw Princess Lalla Salma I thought, that woman looks like a Princess. She was dressed as pictured above. I was smitten. Who was this beautiful, fairy-tale woman come to life? I wondered. She was like a pre-Raphaelite painting, but with an impish, human smile.
Turns out, she is Royalty, so yeah, that's probably why she looks like a Princess.The Moroccan national dress of "takchita" totally helps the whole royal image as well. You can't get more princess-ey than takchita really.
But really, it is the hair. Long, red, curly hair.
Plus, they often seat her next to her ultra-glamorous bestie Sheikha Moza who she shares a lot of charity work with, so like, the glam factor goes way up. And I love how the two women are polar opposites when it comes to fashion. For formal events Lalla Salma is very traditional while Moza is high-fashion. For normal day-to-day Salma does more casual, but designer fashion, and Moza is more traditional, in abaya or caftan-like ensembles or long skirt suits for such.
Admittedly, Lalla Salma's non-caftan style is rather unremarkable unless she is wearing head-to-toe red. If not for her natural beauty and that hair, you could even call it ordinary. Safe. Classic. A little old-fashioned even, or dated. And yet...there is still something a little magical about her.
And yet, still when I see her I think to myself, she looks like a princess. And then she puts on a caftan and can stand next to a Queen like Let. of Spain, or Rania of Jordan, and make me feel sorry for them, that they don't get to be real princesses, just the modern equivalent. Which is simply not as enchanting.
So when it comes to Arabian Princesses, she is the Princess of the Princesses, because she looks like a Fairy-tale.
Anda sedang membaca posting tentang Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco dan berita ini url permalinknya adalah https://howtomake-tips.blogspot.com/2017/07/arabian-princess-my-fave-is-lalla-salma.html Semoga info lowongan ini bisa bermanfaat.
Judul Posting : Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
Link : Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
...But because she looks how a princess should look...at least to me.
The first time I saw Princess Lalla Salma I thought, that woman looks like a Princess. She was dressed as pictured above. I was smitten. Who was this beautiful, fairy-tale woman come to life? I wondered. She was like a pre-Raphaelite painting, but with an impish, human smile.
Turns out, she is Royalty, so yeah, that's probably why she looks like a Princess.The Moroccan national dress of "takchita" totally helps the whole royal image as well. You can't get more princess-ey than takchita really.
Demikianlah Info postingan berita Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco
terbaru yang sangat heboh ini Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco, mudah-mudahan bisa memberi manfaat untuk anda semua. baiklah, sekian info artikel kali ini.
Anda sedang membaca posting tentang Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco dan berita ini url permalinknya adalah https://howtomake-tips.blogspot.com/2017/07/arabian-princess-my-fave-is-lalla-salma.html Semoga info lowongan ini bisa bermanfaat.
0 Response to "Arabian Princess: My fave is Lalla Salma of Morocco"
Posting Komentar