That silver eyelash-to-eyebrow eyeshadow is FENOMENALI
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April 4, 2014 at 1:33pm
When will Maltese women understand that the full make-up you see in magazine photo-shoots is not worn in normal life, and that you literally don’t see it anywhere except on drag queens and tarts?
And if the prime minister’s wife must wear thick eyeshadow, surely somebody should tell her that pearlised eyelash-to-eyebrow smothering went out with the ark.
Utterly ghastly, though no doubt Peter Apap Bologna will find plenty to admire.
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Glory hole.
Kif fqajtni!
Money shot anyone?
She is waiting for Lou “Boo” Cauchi to arrive.
She just made it to the tent as I write. Dressed like a banana split.
Did you see what she wore at Merilweez’s ceremony?
[Daphne – No. I’m taking a brief break from hamallagni. There is only so much a person can stand.]
Daphne, I’ve taken a total and long break from today’s staged hamallagni. Just a brief one, like you are taking, is not good enough for me, I’m afraid.
It also helps to keep my electricity bill down.
She’s “taht it-tinda” outside the Dar tal-Providenza right now, wearing yellow from top to bottom, looking like one of Frankie Tabone’s budgies.
It is the classic budgie suit that Coco Chanel hid from the public, and for good reasons.
U ahna nixghelu l-ufficju tal-prim ministru ghax inkella nitilfu okkazjoni biex inneffhuh.
Huwa d-dawl mhux minn butu jhallsu, habib, izda minn buti u butek. Taf int, Malta taghna lkoll.
I cannot help but notice that the caption for the clip states that Mrs Muscat is the chairperson of the Marigold Foundation.
To my knowledge the Marigold Foundation was set up by Bank of Valletta a couple of months ago – probably to make sure that it is not only Mrs Gonzi who acts as chairperson to a similar foundation set up by HSBC.
The difference however is evident – while Mrs Gonzi never made the foundation a tool for personal propaganda, Mrs Muscat has jumped on the bandwagon and has made the foundation her personal project, omitting all together that it is actually a BOV foundation.
Hamalla of the Year Award.
She looks like a bloody anchovy.
My God! Ms Muscat’s dress for the President’s investiture, going up the Palace staircase – a see-through dress!
Interviewing this man gives a distorted view of autism. Speech defects caused by autism are corrected at an early age. Did the journalists try to show autists off as ‘immankati’ and ‘imsieken’ or make people believe that autists go without an education and spend their life on benefits?
You should watch Mrs Muscat waving from the palace balcony. She is so fake! Ridiculous woman.
Where’s protocol and etiquette? All the wives were sitting on the left during the ceremony; when protocol dictates otherwise. Gvern tad-dilettanti
You’re all jealous.
Green, mate, seething green.
President Merilweez was dressed for Easter today: as a figolla, lacking only the cling-film.
What’s wrong with this Taghna Lkoll brigade? Their dress sense is as appalling as their manners and faux idealism. The worst part of all this is that the majority voted for these people to speak and act on behalf of the Maltese, meaning that they see them as their role models. What a shame.
May I humbly suggest also that the new President employ a dress and attire consultant? I don’t believe that her dress today did her justice; pity as she is not bad-looking.
Madonna inti minn tant trid titkellem fuq il Make up.
[Daphne – Yes, I am precisely the right person to speak about it because I abhor it and love being away from Malta where I never see any on the thousands of women’s faces around me. It is only worn exceptionally, for parties at night.]
My tastes may not be of the finest and would appreciate some aesthetic opinion on how do those white flowers mingle with the white pearls. What for ? What is the dumb idea ?
Remember we are approaching Easter, so an Easter Bunny was appropriate.
She needs to have a look on YouTube about how to do “Smokey eyes”.