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Anna Bey #22 Removed video, backlash, apology, TheAList, SOTEW 3.0.
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sure, she’s not on social media. It’s a ghost that posts! Also she never had her phone in her hand in the pictures that leaked from other sources (e.g. Santorini was it last year)
These sandals look terrible on her in every picture I've seen. And they don't go with her outfits either. She needs to learn that something is not going to "elevate" her ( to use her words, lol) just because it's a designer piece. She just looks frumpy in them.
Damn, she looks short. I can't belive she's 170. She photographs 160. Either she lies or has disproportionally large head compared to her body. Heck, even most Hollywood celebrities that are short photograph taller than Aija.
Natasha Poly? Never heard of her. And as most Top models, she is not pretty. However, she is fotogenic and with makeup she looked good... in fact, she looked like the sister of my hairdresser
I keep constantly telling her how pretty she is and her husband is a successful enterpreneur.Back to Natasha. What I liked about her watching this video, was her natural elegance. I know we are all fed up with this word already, but still. I instantly felt that elegance, maturity, nonchalance and generosity - how she introduced her friends. Yes, this is how I imagine a true lady, without all that fuss about brands. I liked how she touched those diamonds - with humbleness and respect to a piece of art. I bet Anna would p** in her pants looking at them. And tag them everywhere on social media. Now, that is immature. And definitely not elegant.
Exactly. Every city have their own private jewellers. Also family run, father to son etc. No body I know buy from Cartier but everyone (girls) have things from family jewellers. it was definetely an event for me for the first time I got to choose my own stones to make my own set. Then the jeweller will propose you some designs based on what you like from his stuff.
Just checked Aija's most recent Tattle press conference. She recommends some kind of nail salon in London, saying it only takes 45 minutes to do a gel manicure, including soaking off previous polish. Presuming it's a shellac, for heaven's sake, never do it in a place that does it so you can soak it off. Firstly, acetone bath dries out your nails and skin around it, then the scraping the wet nail might damage the nail underneath. Go to a proper place that makes the shellac manicure sturdy, so it does not chip away, even when exposed to water or steam and have it filed down. I know it sounds scary, but they always leave the base layer on as a safety precaution. That's your quality shellac manicure - it lasts ages. I have my nails done every 14 to 18 days, but they last longer and never chip.
Also, 1,5 hours is very normal time for filing down prior polish, ten filing and buffing nails, skin around, removing cuticle and finally putting on four layers of polish (base, two coats of colour and top). And that's the time without a design, just basic colour. I would be worried if my nail artist managed to do all of that in 45 minutes.
Also, 1,5 hours is very normal time for filing down prior polish, ten filing and buffing nails, skin around, removing cuticle and finally putting on four layers of polish (base, two coats of colour and top). And that's the time without a design, just basic colour. I would be worried if my nail artist managed to do all of that in 45 minutes.
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The current Marchioness of Bath who was hailed as the first black one in England, has a wealthy Nigerian father but of course married "down" since her husband only had his title and the crumbling estate he lives in, which she seems to have transformed.During the 1800is and early 1900is American nouveau riches used to marry their daughters with aristocratic European men(who were mostly broke)in order to get accepted by American old money.Churchill's mother is example. Metropolitan opera in NY was built by J.P.Morgan,Roosevelt and Vanderbilt familes.Old money didn't let them into their opera so guys built their own.
How American 'Dollar Princesses' Invaded British High Society | HISTORY
During the Gilded Age, marrying British aristocrats was seen as a way for American heiresses to raise their social status.www.history.com
This is why chasing titles is so bizarre and disgusting. Why marry an ugly man with no money simply so you can call yourself a marchioness? Not even a duchess or something
I don't know about you, but I can't wait for all these aha-moments!
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Maybe her astrologist gave her that advice
She is now waiting for proper constellation of stars and planets, to have a perfect date for her jab 
Remember the Swiss poster exposed it was not a marriage, but in fact a kind of civil partnership registration.
Well, I bet that those will be more a HAHA-moments than AHA-moments... Just sayin...
Why do none of the colors of her accessories and outfits match? Does she get dressed in the dark every day?
Why is she still posting? She said she would be taking a break. I'm just waiting for the day someone catches her reading Tattle on her phone so we can post the photo here.
To her credit I think the type of manicure you’re describing is different to the one Anna uses. The brand she uses is a soak off gel, not meant to be filed off.
Honestly I don’t think polish should be filed off unless you have fake nails underneath.
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Regarding the Tattle press conferences, I wonder who is interested in her life so much that she thinks these ramblings are hot news. Graves Disease, summer holidays...who cares?
Most shellacs are designed to be soaked off, it all depends on the use of primer and base underneath. Have a classic gel base and you can soak it off, combine acid-based primer and rubber base and it lasts for a long time. It depends on the nail studio and the nail tec doing the manicure. I've tried both and am all in for the sturdier one. I wear my nails short, even shorten them in between manicures, but this solution protects my nails underneath and looks good for two to three weeks. The ones that are able to be soaked off tend to chip and slowly peel off, especially at the ends, which gets quite annoying - a possible disaster in summer when one's at the beach or by the pool and the polish has too much contact with water.
As for filing off, I thought the same thing and was afraid to do it, but as I've said, they leave the base layer on so they don't damage your natural nails when filing the polish off. It just takes a nail tec who knows what they're doing.
Is she in Aix en Pr?
There is another famous museum, but one needs to drive.
It seems to me that on Mondays AB uses British English, on Tuesdays American and on Wednesdays American-British.
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