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Post by agentf on Jul 24, 2019 21:18:16 GMT -5
Stephanie's friend Catherine Oxenberg has written a book about rescuing her daughter from the Bronfman sex cult in NYC after her daughter was branded. I think it was on the TV show Dr Oz that they showed a pic of Stephanie and Catherine in the 80s or 90s back in the day. Courageous mom!
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Post by agentf on Nov 21, 2019 18:04:14 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Jan 15, 2020 16:28:07 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Mar 7, 2020 9:53:17 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Jun 12, 2020 8:39:59 GMT -5
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Post by axelle on Jun 12, 2020 18:18:22 GMT -5
That is sad I thought she was very active too.
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Post by agentf on Jun 13, 2020 8:08:26 GMT -5
Maybe it was Covid-related. If I recall she had a gravelly voice, so maybe a former smoker? That could have been an immune weakness. Pity. When you live in such a blessed climate, near the sea with lots of sun, people imagine you will live to a ripe old age. That is sad I thought she was very active too.
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Post by agentf on Jun 13, 2020 15:18:09 GMT -5
A nice tribute from Nadal:
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Post by agentf on Jul 30, 2021 5:44:49 GMT -5
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Post by paca on Sept 17, 2021 9:38:00 GMT -5
Stephanie, Albert and Gareth... I suppose this is supposed to signify that the marriage is not over because they are still draging the inlaws around. IMO it is all too much. As Shakespeare said: methinks the lady protests too much. Here it is the entire family. If everything would be ok, they wouldn't suddenly turn up together on all sorts of minor events. Oh, and Steph apparently had to get her hair cut and dyed in a lighter brown. Why not blond, given that she is here the pretend Charlene? www.bunte.de/royals/fuerstenhaus-monaco/stphanie-von-monaco-schnipp-schnapp-haare-ab.html
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Post by agentf on Sept 17, 2021 14:54:11 GMT -5
Stéphanie always looked great with punkie short hair. Her eyes would look great with silver hair. I would let go of chemical dye, and I would undergo some treatment to smooth her skin, like an adjustment of hormones. A doctor in Toronto kept his wife looking amazing, with a mix of natural and synthetic hormones. Mind you, if Stephanie smokes, it would be maybe hazardous for the heart. In that case, facial acupuncture to stimulate her production of collagen. She could just try Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream (though I don't like the smell), but it improves the skin and is loaded with natural stuff. It smoothes the neck. I think she needs to look after herself like she looks after others. Stephanie, Albert and Gareth... I suppose this is supposed to signify that the marriage is not over because they are still draging the inlaws around. IMO it is all too much. As Shakespeare said: methinks the lady protests too much. Here it is the entire family. If everything would be ok, they wouldn't suddenly turn up together on all sorts of minor events. Oh, and Steph apparently had to get her hair cut and dyed in a lighter brown. Why not blond, given that she is here the pretend Charlene? www.bunte.de/royals/fuerstenhaus-monaco/stphanie-von-monaco-schnipp-schnapp-haare-ab.html
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Post by paca on Sept 17, 2021 15:26:19 GMT -5
Stéphanie always looked great with punkie short hair. Her eyes would look great with silver hair. I would let go of chemical dye, and I would undergo some treatment to smooth her skin, like an adjustment of hormones. A doctor in Toronto kept his wife looking amazing, with a mix of natural and synthetic hormones. Mind you, if Stephanie smokes, it would be maybe hazardous for the heart. In that case, facial acupuncture to stimulate her production of collagen. She could just try Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream (though I don't like the smell), but it improves the skin and is loaded with natural stuff. It smoothes the neck. I think she needs to look after herself like she looks after others. Stephanie, Albert and Gareth... I suppose this is supposed to signify that the marriage is not over because they are still draging the inlaws around. IMO it is all too much. As Shakespeare said: methinks the lady protests too much. Here it is the entire family. If everything would be ok, they wouldn't suddenly turn up together on all sorts of minor events. Oh, and Steph apparently had to get her hair cut and dyed in a lighter brown. Why not blond, given that she is here the pretend Charlene? www.bunte.de/royals/fuerstenhaus-monaco/stphanie-von-monaco-schnipp-schnapp-haare-ab.htmlShe and Caro are heavy smookers. As are the Casiraghis. I haven't seen her with Alcohol, but she always drank a lot of Perrier when going out. Caro on the contrary likes her drink. Pretty much the typical French vine with meals and thensome. Stephs sunbathing is IMO the worst she has done to her skin. Her skin looks older than Caros and that was more than a decade ago I saw them live. Caro had a hair problem. Interestingly it usually looked better on pics than it did in reality. But since she dropped the dye, her hair looks much improved. I have to say though that the way she beams most of the time, takes years off her. In a few years IMO Caro will be taken for the younger one. She always seems to feel more at ease with herself as well as others. I think whatever you do, ultimately the way you are and your take on life shows more and more when you age. I think what Caro exudes can't be done with drugs, creams or hormones. It is her approach to life.
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Post by agentf on Nov 8, 2021 17:17:42 GMT -5
A woman after my own heart. These are sentient beings, not objects or simple property. They have emotional needs, just like humans know to turn to them for unconditional love and devotion. We have an example right now.
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Post by paca on Dec 1, 2021 11:50:35 GMT -5
apparently Steph has launched a perfume for fight aids. it is pretty expensive and only part of the proceeds from 800 bottles will go to her charity. Btw the DM article has a pic of Steph in one of Paulines designs. So far I have thought that the threads and undone stitching was accidental , maybe due to haste, but apparently the look of poor craftmanship is wanted. Well, I like my clothes sewn together properly, but then again I would never spend money on jeans with holes in it. Other than that I find the designs pretty boring. She does use bright colours, but there is nothing interesting about the cuts. All pretty standard and sadly oversized, so the overall look is underwhelming. I have seen better from students at my sons school. Well, she is young, she can learn. But making her entire family wear her clothes is not going to help her. Especially when the more glamorous members are being paid to wear glamourous clothes... As to the name of the perfume in view of all the Diana things going on this year, I think the naming Princess of the hearts is a rather unfortunate choice. www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10262411/Stephanie-Monaco-releases-new-perfume-called-Princess-Hearts-costing-279.html
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Post by agentf on Dec 1, 2021 14:48:01 GMT -5
I like that! A perfume! It's a step up from merchandising. I have the nose of a hound, and recently looked into a beginners perfumer kit for fun. Actually now, it's on my Christmas wish list, thanks. I'd like to imagine an 80s nostalgic sunny fragrance like Giorgio Beverly Hills but with more sophistication. How exciting. I hope I find it, to smell it. I personally cannot wear anything much other than Creeds Imperial Millésime; chemicals make me sick, ozone being the worst. I did wear oud for day to day, but after a bad unidentifiable and almost disfiguring facial rash earlier this year and after discovering oud is derived from mould on trees and I being deathly allergic to mould, I only dab oud responsibly now. I digress. Her dark glass bottle reminds me of the vanilla Cartier perfume I once tried, but with a more modern design. Rose elixir 🤔. I hope it's balanced with something. I'm looking also at Buly. As per jeans with holes, that too goes back to the 80s. My late ex used to buy them in the $1000+ range, 🤷🏻♀️ and sometimes customized them too. I forget the British designer. Not my favourite. They're called distressed. Best on men. apparently Steph has launched a perfume for fight aids. it is pretty expensive and only part of the proceeds from 800 bottles will go to her charity. Btw the DM article has a pic of Steph in one of Paulines designs. So far I have thought that the threads and undone stitching was accidental , maybe due to haste, but apparently the look of poor craftmanship is wanted. Well, I like my clothes sewn together properly, but then again I would never spend money on jeans with holes in it. Other than that I find the designs pretty boring. She does use bright colours, but there is nothing interesting about the cuts. All pretty standard and sadly oversized, so the overall look is underwhelming. I have seen better from students at my sons school. Well, she is young, she can learn. But making her entire family wear her clothes is not going to help her. Especially when the more glamorous members are being paid to wear glamourous clothes... As to the name of the perfume in view of all the Diana things going on this year, I think the naming Princess of the hearts is a rather unfortunate choice. www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10262411/Stephanie-Monaco-releases-new-perfume-called-Princess-Hearts-costing-279.html
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Post by paca on Dec 1, 2021 17:09:17 GMT -5
Well they were still going strong in MC until I left in 2011. We saw a woman on a bus once wearing jeans with more holes than fabric. My son asked me if we could give the poor woman some money so she could get some proper jeans. When I told him that her jeans most likely cost more than we had per month to live off, he looked deeply puzzled. He just couldn't understand why anyone would pay so much money for jeans that others would throw in the bin. Me included. Just not getting the appeal. I used to patch favourite jeans up to give them a longer wear, but just because they were comfortable and only around the house or to do chores for which you better not wear your best clothes. And I would never leave house in clothes that show my underwear or half my butt. No idea why people want to spend a fortune to look like homeless people. Pauline calls the poor craftmenship raw finishing. Sorry, but I am not paying 500 Euro and more for sth that looks like a ripped PJ. And one size fits all maybe ok, when you are starting out to be economical, but when you are pintsize wearing clothes made for a person of 1,80 is not a good look and if you are taller and heavier, it's not a good look either. Also I don't think that she will find many male customers. Anyways, I looked at her site and the 2 collections are pretty run of the mill. The leather jackets I have seen around for decades and her trenchcoats are also what we have seen plenty of times before. It is all pretty bland. Also I find that the collection doesn't inspire to combine pieces. You get one piece and that's pretty much it. The range of coulour is limited and there are no patterns. It reminds me of CWs early days, when she was constantly wearing outfits in just one colour. She should take a look at her aunt. Caro knows more about fashion than most. I wonder why Pauline didn't try to learn from KL when there was still time. Grace found a job for Steph (which she left shortly after I believe), so I do believe that Caro could have asked KL for a favour. He offered the daughter of Ines an internship, so he sure would have helped Caros niece.
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Post by agentf on Dec 1, 2021 19:55:45 GMT -5
John Richmond. Those were the men's jeans. I'm talking the mid 2000s. I bought 7 for all mankind that were nothing next to the forever fallback Levi's. Designers evolve, and not too many pride themselves on copying others, truth be told. I miss KL's soundbites. Well they were still going strong in MC until I left in 2011. We saw a woman on a bus once wearing jeans with more holes than fabric. My son asked me if we could give the poor woman some money so she could get some proper jeans. When I told him that her jeans most likely cost more than we had per month to live off, he looked deeply puzzled. He just couldn't understand why anyone would pay so much money for jeans that others would throw in the bin. Me included. Just not getting the appeal. I used to patch favourite jeans up to give them a longer wear, but just because they were comfortable and only around the house or to do chores for which you better not wear your best clothes. And I would never leave house in clothes that show my underwear or half my butt. No idea why people want to spend a fortune to look like homeless people. Pauline calls the poor craftmenship raw finishing. Sorry, but I am not paying 500 Euro and more for sth that looks like a ripped PJ. And one size fits all maybe ok, when you are starting out to be economical, but when you are pintsize wearing clothes made for a person of 1,80 is not a good look and if you are taller and heavier, it's not a good look either. Also I don't think that she will find many male customers. Anyways, I looked at her site and the 2 collections are pretty run of the mill. The leather jackets I have seen around for decades and her trenchcoats are also what we have seen plenty of times before. It is all pretty bland. Also I find that the collection doesn't inspire to combine pieces. You get one piece and that's pretty much it. The range of coulour is limited and there are no patterns. It reminds me of CWs early days, when she was constantly wearing outfits in just one colour. She should take a look at her aunt. Caro knows more about fashion than most. I wonder why Pauline didn't try to learn from KL when there was still time. Grace found a job for Steph (which she left shortly after I believe), so I do believe that Caro could have asked KL for a favour. He offered the daughter of Ines an internship, so he sure would have helped Caros niece.
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Post by paca on Dec 10, 2021 15:32:11 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Dec 10, 2021 16:04:57 GMT -5
It's got to be hard for circus folk. I would turn each act into an NFT, to help them stay afloat. So long as animals are well treated ofc.
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Post by agentf on Dec 15, 2021 15:04:19 GMT -5
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