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<\/a><\/p>\nGrounding and Grooming<\/strong><\/p>\n Italian women always have a touch of sparkle somewhere – on jeans, shoes, purses or even in makeup – whish catches the light and creates allegria ( gaiety). Even female TV news anchors were brightly coloured, low-cut shirts and large sparkling, dangly earrings. This you never see on the Swedish TV. This is a Berlusconi phenomen that he builted up in some decades starting from the 70s. Berlusconi who comes from a middleclass Bank family and is a self- made – man just loved to make “normal” people famous and showned on TV. More beautiful that’s better.<\/p>\n I feel it sometimes quite hard to concentrate on the news of what they really are speaking out to the audience. They are too damn hot these ladies…Im looking at their shirts, breasts, haircut of the day, their makeup and how deep they can look in the camera. I don’t know if this is good? I guess I never learn Italian…hahah.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Some favvo women from Italy… Love this Valeria Golino 43 anni . She has just such a sparkling aqua blue occhi and curly hair that every man wants to twist around his fingers.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Asia Argento, 37anni, she is such a cool Italian girl she is not afraid to stand up for herself or to figh against being stereotyped.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Belen Rodriquez 28anni, she is one of our hot-it -star in Italy today. She is a model and actress and comes from Argentina.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n ….. and the WINNER IS : Monica Bellucci ,48 anni ! WOW, how can a woman looking so sexy and so pure and sad in the same time? <\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Beware: Bright colours and a splash of sparkle look great in the Mediterranean light, but may not fit so well in a climate with more grey skies and less sun… So, happy Swedish women think that you get less wrinkles.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n An Italian woman will always make sure her hair is regulary cut ( and often coloured: you want catch many women from Italy having grey roots, and she combs her tresses to a silken sheen using a small mirror to check the back of her hair in a larger mirror.<\/p>\n Keep your nail polish fresh and make sure its not cracked,fading or streaky. And for god sake…STOP having long nails… like Charlotte Perelli ( a Swedish singer)??? Its so awful so I want to throw up.. keep it clean, pure, fresh and simple. Both your fingernails and your toenails should look as though they were professionally done that morning. And for those women who has French manicure on their toes… STOP IT immediately..its looking like you have not cut your toes in months… GOSH!<\/p>\n You think life is hard to be togheter with an Italian or to be an Italian woman… yes, maybe baby… He will expect you to always make an effort and look good in public; he will proparbly chase you if you don’t. However, they are the same like you…. telling that they have high standards, so why shouldn’t you?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n One girl that I adore for her simple, cool and very chic style is Federica a friend of mine who lives and comes from Milan. She is also one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. A combination of supermodel Christy Turlington and my favvo Angelina Jolie. She have the contest to always acting and beeing cool and with a smile on her face. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n XXXXXX … this is how it should NOT look XXXX… stealing a big bounch of mercedes roses from the wedding party, walking around with a cigarette…and I think I forgot to leave the napkin at the table…but Hey, it was such a nice silken quality I can used it to sweap of my makeup with it :))<\/p>\n I forgot to show you this sweet Missoni dresses family at our hotel…this is how I call a well dressed up italian family going for dinner a simple tuesday eve. The taller girlie also use Swedish clocks \ud83d\ude42 She got it! 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