Sarah, Duchess of York current events 13: February-October 2009

[Russophile]

Sesa, I Googled as much as I could and couldn't find it. Then I remembered at the bottom of Peter Kurth's article on Sarah is a picture of her with her tresses cropped.
Here is the article.
FERGIE: Right Royal Fuss

[Avicenna]

Originally Posted by sesa

Someone here on the forum once posted a lovely picture of Sarah with a short haircut. I wish I could find it again so that I can send it to her and "recommend" to her that she should cut her hair this way again. It was much softer and "fitting" to her face.
I think that would keep her from looking so frumpy the majority of the time and give her a more polished and professional image. Right now it looks as if she just rolls out of bed and tosses on whatever is closest.
I know that if I was paying her to make an appearance or do a speech at my company, and she showed up lookimg the way she did in the above pictures, I would be extremely disappointed and hoped that whatever she had to say was really very good to make up for her professional appearance. But that is JMO.

http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...1&postcount=21 Was it this one?

[sesa]

THANK YOU Avicenna! (and thank you russophile!) That is exactely the one! She looks so beautiful, which is hard for me to say about her, but in that picture, with that hair, and the color of her dress, she is beautiful. I know she was much younger there, but her hair just really makes her shine.
Her hair now, just makes her look unpolished and frumpy, even when she does make an attempt to have it styled.
Thank you both for taking the time to find the one that I was thinking of!!!

[di-fan72]

Originally Posted by sesa

THANK YOU Avicenna! (and thank you russophile!) That is exactely the one! She looks so beautiful, which is hard for me to say about her, but in that picture, with that hair, and the color of her dress, she is beautiful. I know she was much younger there, but her hair just really makes her shine.
Her hair now, just makes her look unpolished and frumpy, even when she does make an attempt to have it styled.
Thank you both for taking the time to find the one that I was thinking of!!!

I definately agree with you that the hair the way the duchess is wearing it now, is not good for her. I wonder doesn't anybody tell her that? I really like the duchess but i was thinking this about her hair for a long time.

[ghost_night554]

Sarah attends the Gondobay Manga Foundation Inaugural Gala

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[iceflower]

Thank you for the link, ghost_night554!

Here are two of the pics without watermarks and
the zimbio gallery:

** Pic 1 ** Pic 2 **

Gondobay Manga Foundation Inaugural Gala

[rmay286]

Originally Posted by iceflower

Thank you for the link, ghost_night554!

Here are two of the pics without watermarks and
the zimbio gallery:

** Pic 1 ** Pic 2 **

Gondobay Manga Foundation Inaugural Gala

I like the second pic--Sarah looks nice, but I also like her abstracted expression, like she's off in a daydream.

[udyusa]

I think these are three of the nicest pics I have seen lately of Sarah. She is dressed smartly, skirt length is perfect and I like the flowing scarf! I also like the pop of color with her clutch!

[ghost_night554]

No problem! Thanks for the untagged pics from Zimbio. I hadn't even thought to check there.

[iceflower]

You're welcome

Here are some nice pics from March, I haven't seen posted
before:
Sarah, Duchess of York, leaving the GMTV studios, London,
March 18, 2009

** Pic 1 ** Pic 2 ** Pic 3 **

[Menarue]

I like Sarah with the scarf and I agree the skirt length is perfect, the other photos were far too revealing, and unfortunately they were revealing a not so perfect figure.
She looks so much better with a bit more covering her.

[rmay286]

Sarah's dress in that photo errs on the revealing side, and true, she doesn't have a perfect figure, but I think her skin looks smooth and youthful in that second pic and I like the way her hair is loosely curled.

[Skydragon]

Last year she went to Hull, now the Northern city of Manchester is the latest to benefit from the Duchess of York's attentions.
Convinced that what the recession-hit city needs is a good dose of community spirit, the 49-year-old Royal decides to try and involve a family in the community for a new TV show

The Duchess Of York tries to put the community spirit back into Manchester | Mail Online

[QUEENECE29]

Fergie's mid air horror
Duchess of York's mid air horror | The Sun |News|Royals

[Russophile]

Maybe if Sarah was actually HELPING the people instead of filming a reality tv show it would go over better.
Maybe she could produce a theatrical version of "The Full Monty" in that town. The similarities are there. . .

[RoseMary]

Sarah marches to the of her own drummer, always did and probably will. She may have not been cut out to be a royal but she doing things her way and the is empowering. When I see that shes on US tv i TIVO that and watch becuase I know she'll have something to say. Whether I like it or not isn't the point.

[Russophile]

em⋅pow⋅er   /ɛmˈpaʊər/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [em-pou-er] Show IPA
–verb (used with object) 1.to give power or authority to; authorize, esp. by legal or official means: I empowered my agent to make the deal for me. The local ordinance empowers the board of health to close unsanitary restaurants. 2.to enable or permit: Wealth empowered him to live a comfortable life.


I wasn't aware that Sarah was powerless. . . . .

[Menarue]

Obviously Sarah feels some empathy for the working class and probably the money she gets from doing this show will come in handy.
As always I read the comments from the Mail readers underneath the article.

[rmay286]

Originally Posted by Menarue

As always I read the comments from the Mail readers underneath the article.

Those comments are practically beyond the pale. The name-calling, the hyperbole...

People are free to have their opinions of Sarah, but some of those commenters seem to heap abuse on Sarah (and Beatrice/Eugenie/Andrew) just because they have nothing better to do.

[Mermaid1962]

I find that a lot of the comments about members of the Royal Family are almost the same. Just the names in the comments change.

Originally Posted by rmay286

Those comments are practically beyond the pale. The name-calling, the hyperbole...

People are free to have their opinions of Sarah, but some of those commenters seem to heap abuse on Sarah (and Beatrice/Eugenie/Andrew) just because they have nothing better to do.