Recent content by Layla27

Well this rumor has been circulating for months now and so far no official announcement about the subject was made.

My guess would be that she was never introduced to the latest communication techniques and the Dos and Don'ts of doing a speech in public. She keeps looking at her piece of paper instead of making eye contact with her audience :).

The term "Lalla" means "Lady" in Moroccan. It is like saying "Lady Selma".

Clymene, don't get on your horses please. Every country has its own styles of jewlery and clothes. Sometimes mixing diffrent styles can be a good idea, others it is not. Usually, only old moroccan ladies wear chokers made out of pearls. Young ladies have other styles that are considered...

There are certains types and styles of jewlery that are worn with a Kaftan, and some styles are more appropriate for old ladies than for young one. Most moroccan ladies know about it and know the Do's and Don'ts. This one is a Do not unless you are 60 years old :).

Chockers might be considered fashionable or a classic by old baroness or british princesses or even ghotic dressers. They are definitely not appropriate for a moroccan princess :).

Snow white -> yes :). Porcelain -> Nope. She has frackles and she uses heavy foundation to hide thme :smile:

For your information Lalla Asmae (the king's third sister) is taking care of "handicapped kids". She is keeping a low profile, but she is working hard and people know it (so as you see, it is not about coverage, but about results). As a princess, Lalla Selma needs to get more active. May...

We are not comparing Lalla Selma to Western princesses (i.e., Mary, letizia, etc) or even to Eastern ones ( Rania, etc.). Selma's work is comapred to the one of her sister in laws (who are moroccan princesses just like her) and to the work done by women in Morocco. I can guarantee you that...

There is a picture of Lalla Salma on the front page of "aujourd'hui le maroc" http://www.aujourdhui.ma/la_une/la_une_1418.pdf

I think it is the name of Lalla Salma's mom. The baby was named after her grandmom :).

As far as I know none of the Moroccan princess underwent any plastic surgery. They are all 100% naturel. They might change their hair cuts/colour from time to time, but that is all.

I think you should creat two categories here. One for the "mature" princesses (i.e. Meryem, Hasna, Asmae, Lamiae, etc.), and one for the "younger" princesses (i.e., soukaina, nouhaila, selma, etc.) You can't put all of them on the same category. It is not fair :).

The Royal Family’s Magazine Covers and Photoshoots Latest picture of princess lalla hassna on the cover of Sayidati.

I think it is prince my Ismail. He is the cousin of King Mohamed VI