Fabulous Fake
Gentry
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If I were to post my true feelings about this pair of 'beauties',I'd be banned.
I don't believe anyone expects them to wear a twinset and pearls, but it would be oh so nice, if just once they managed to look as if they had paid attention to what they were wearing.
The tunic and leggings is just one of the fashions at the moment. B & E may follow the latest look, as do many 'youngsters', but they forget good old common sense. Just because the mini may be in vogue, doesn't mean everyone has the figure or youth to wear it successfully.I actually think they do pay a lot of attention to what they wear. The tunics and tights are a trendy look. The type of girls who really pay attention to the current fashion are the ones who tend to wear this kind of thing at my university.
The tunic and leggings is just one of the fashions at the moment. B & E may follow the latest look, as do many 'youngsters', but they forget good old common sense. Just because the mini may be in vogue, doesn't mean everyone has the figure or youth to wear it successfully.
If they were just heiresses without the HRH in front of their names, nobody would even look at them besides golddiggers.
It isn't necessarily the clothing choice itself--it is that the clothing does not flatter them.
I've said it once, I'll say again--they need to watch "What not to wear" and learn a thing or two.
There isn't anything more to focus on with these two though, is there. They go to a nightclub in questionable clothing, emerge sober. They go to a nightclub in questionable clothing and emerge drunk. They very, very occasionally attend a royal event in questionable clothing....And really, I think there's so many more important things to focus on than what they wear.
On the other hand, that focus does get kind of unavoidable when they start suggesting they want to define their life around clothing...by which I mainly mean Beatrice's plans to become a fashion designer. I suspect Beatrice really does think she's a fashion expert.
Unfortunately, as RH's they do not have the luxury of 'ordinary' girls and nor should they. If they or their parents want them continue to receive the deference the HRH brings, then it is time to find them some help. Instead of saying 'of course you look wonderful' in whatever they choose to wear, point them in the right direction and if that is beyond either parent, find someone who can.In sum: the young should really be allowed to express themselves, freely. I think it acceptable to laugh, but not to snigger. Basically, these two princesses still have a little growing up to do, but that's not a crime. Or is it?
I know that a lot of people will probably disagree with me, but when it comes to "personal style" you ar either born with it or you or not.
They could have a stylist advise and dress them, but then they would be wearing what that particular person "thinks" would look good on them. You would be wearing an extension of "their" style. which would be a 100% better than what they are doing on their own, but is still not "their" style.I guess they could have fashion advisers telling them exactly what to wear at every different occasion but when you're a teenager, I think that's the last thing you want!
True, but they could have advisors, who actually advise and who aren't afraid to say, 'you look awful in that outfit, had you thought of teaming that skirt with another top'? It is possible, IMO, to guide them with a simple, 'wow you look great in that top, how about with this skirt', type remark.They could have a stylist advise and dress them, but then they would be wearing what that particular person "thinks" would look good on them. You would be wearing an extension of "their" style. which would be a 100% better than what they are doing on their own, but is still not "their" style.
i totally agree with you. these girls may not be blessed with style sense but they have the means to get the advice they are so sorely lacking. just because you can afford to buy the latest, trendy clothing doesn't mean you should.I know that a lot of people will probably disagree with me, but when it comes to "personal style" you ar either born with it or you or not. It is something that can not be taught, read in a book, or learned on catwalks.
I think it might be the American in you. Here every parent would, IMO, like the opportunity to get their children onto the housing ladder. A lot of children do go to university and have to rent a bedsit or if they are lucky a flat or small house. Those who have parents that can afford it purchase a flat or house, if the parent doesn't own one where they want to study, in our case the children were able to use a property we already owned, but as with many parents here, we have given them a leg up on the property market.She should have a nice place--but is she old enough? Maybe its the American in me--I don't know--but here the children generally go to college, get degrees and then get a place of their own. I think she's too young to have her own place, especially one at such a price!