Amal Clooney was spotted leaving her apartment in New York and heading to Columbia Law School.
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Amal Clooney wore a OSCAR DE LA RENTA skirt set
With DIOR Bar bag
JIMMY CHOO Women’s Gray Court Shoes Romy 85 Suede Grey
or GIANVITO ROSSI
105 suede pumps
available here
VERSACE Sunglasses
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A must of legance, Kiss
mara
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Some people think Amal is attractive. Interesting.
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Although her street style is eccentric and tacky, at least is original. But her hair is so dated, dried out and badly in need of a fresh cut.
Nati is her hair her security blanket?
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A truly beautiful face does not need to hide behind hair.
Case in point.
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The peplum detail along with the nubby nature of the fabric does wonders for her figure. It gives the illusion of feminine hourglass curves. Not all of us are blessed with curves and her stylist made a good choice on this one. Gives her a bit of heft and bulk. She so thin she can wear something that gives a bit of weight and still look bird-thin.
With the makeup I wonder if that’s a cultural thing along with her tacky dress. Middle Eastern women I’ve seen globally wear very heavy, heavy makeup and very loud, flashy clothing. The young girls idolize the Kim Kardasian look. Very, very few Queen Rania styles of dress.
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Why does she always pose with her legs crossed? She doesn’t need to look any taller and thinner. She really does love to stand out, n’est pas?
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If there was a drag queen impersonating her, the name should be Eleganza Extravaganza.
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Why doesn’t she leave her hair naturally curly. There’s a few photos out there in the public where her hair is full on curly and she looks the best there.
No severe micro bladed eyebrows and Charlotte Tilsbury drag queen makeover. Enhance what nature gives you without going overboard. She does the keratin straightening to the death of her hair. No wonder she has to plug in clip in extensions.
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I’m jealous that such an average looking person can truly believe she is so undeniably incredibly beautiful. How did she get such a high regard for herself? Her parents and upbringing. Ask her yourself.
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Awesome! We’ve seen this beautiful attire before at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo last December. Amal looks ever so amazing heading to work! Nice post Nati!
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Isn’t that the same outfit that Amal wore to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in honor of Nadia Murad last December?
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It’s nice to see her wearing repeats.
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She’s definitely using the coffee cup as a prop to distract her from fiddling with her hair. It works.
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Her bodyguard is wearing a coat, sweater and shirt. This man is probably tough ex military and he needs to layer but Amal is wearing a thin short sleeve top with no stockings. Hmmmmmmm.
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Or to not have to open the door by herself.
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I wish she would get a keep cup!!
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She enjoys using her sunglasses as a head band. She strategically places enough hair to cover her ears. She’s been doing this since her Assange days.
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Fashion icon …
http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/73b1cb30de76804ffe56b4f15602e623
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What an elegant outfit! Such a pretty colour for Amal
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You know, I am really getting tired and, frankly, a little bored stiff of these “spontaneous, deer-in-the-headlights” pic-posts. Poor Amal (?). Here’s an idea: Take charge of your life and deep-six this stuff. (Seriously, with all your wealth and influence, you can’t control your own front doorstep?) Yes, you’re wonderful, you dress impeccably, you’ve got a career, a husband, children. You could find a way to stop this is you really wanted to. It’s all so tedious. I’m ashamed I found my way to this website. I’m going to leave you alone from now on. I really don’t want to support this anymore.
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I agree with you, but apparently she gave her address to the press …
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Hello Nat..I hope u will post more pix of Amal.thank u
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I have to upgrade my website soon
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Really, Nati, she gave her address to the press ? I find that really hard to believe because I thought she was a woman of substance. I am very sorry and disappointed if this is true. Maybe she gave it to someone legit for an interview or something and then it leaked out. ANd they can totally follow her home from work and find out where she lives. Plus they follow her even if she goes to other places.
But may I ask how you know she leaked her address ?
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How to explain all paparazzi posted daily in front of her apartment ?
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Amal and Baria got what they wanted – celebrity.
She can be a camera-wh*re and a hard-working, skilled legal professional. She’s both.
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Yeah spot on, they both wanted fame and celebrity and won the lottery with Clooney.
About her legal skills.. is questionable by many that really know the profession. She has become an expensive speaker though. Definetely she is a “famous” attorney now, when before Clooney, no one knew who she was or her mum.
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Nati:
This question is not about fashion, but able Amal’s work at the Clooney Institute for Justice. Do you happen to know the address/phone/email for their office in New York? I can’t find it on the web. Thanks.
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You can contact her via her assistant https://www.law.columbia.edu/faculty/amal-clooney
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Thank you so much. I wanted to refer a case to the Trial Watch program and with this information I was able to do so.
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Lovely outfit. The colour and fabric are beautiful. Ya – not wearing a coat is weird.
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Love the outfit and that’s a unique red. She looks great.
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The colour and cut are very flattering on a slim figure. The shoes look better with the thicker fabric, I thought they appeared a bit too heavy for the satin turquoise dress she wore recently.
She looks good as always when dressed in lady like attire.
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Some people commenting here do not like Amal or am I wrong?
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You are correct.
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Please help me, but why do People Visit a Blog like this here, when they do Not like the person?
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I don’t think Amal is particularly pretty or stylish but I like her political activism.
Does that mean I don’t like her? That’s not logically possible. I don’t know her to be able to dislike her.
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Since you’re asking for my personal opinion. I prefer classic styles with woven in trends. Clothes should accentuate the woman, not scream ‘look at me!’ I like looks that are fresh but timeless. This is the antithesis of Amal’s style.
Plus the constant PR of Amal’s beauty has been a bit overboard. She’s striking for sure – she tall, very thin and has a angular face. Someone I’d notice. But a beauty… I’d disagree. But again, my opinion. Again, I don’t know her to like or dislike a celebrity-activist.
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I just asked everybody, because I thought, people who visit her blog are interested in her style and look. And normally when people are interested in a person`s look and outfits and style of life, the interest shows that there is also a kind of admiration. Otherwise there is no need to come here. If there is interest in her work – there are other platforms to look at. But I am looking forward to your repsonses,
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I visit here because I admire her in many ways. Her intelligence, her beauty and fashion sense (although I have to admit I enjoy it more when it’s her own quirky styling and just not being a mannequin). I’m intrigued that she was able to peak the interest of George. She has her faults, and I don’t shy away from dis using them, too. To be honest, I’m a bit envious of her. I think it would be fun to be her, or have her lifestyle anyway.
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“If there is interest in her work – there are other platforms to look at.”
I disagree, as Nati has featured Amal’s work on this site; so I think it is appropriate to comment on her work. Amal is an intelligent woman and she has chosen to present herself both as a fashionista and as a human rights lawyer publicly. I find this an odd combination of personas, but these are the images that she is actively presenting-certainly with much PR assistance.
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Why do you care what others comment?
Nati can easily police the posts. I don’t believe she is in need of a second lieutenant-in-command-of-Amal-not-worshipping-post-deleters.
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“And normally when people are interested in a person`s look and outfits and style of life, the interest shows that there is also a kind of admiration.”
Not necessarily.
One can also be interested in the miraculous workings of a well-greased PR and media machinery which apparently can hype a rather ordinary person into alleged ‘icon’ status, provided there is enough money pumped into this campaign to do so.
Boris Johnson would be another example.
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Oh yes I agree with the incredible work of her well-greased PR. Reminds me her friend, M. Markle”s PR system as well.
I am also seeing that she is morphing into a political speaker more than a so call “human rights lawyer”. It is a combination of PR and politics, similar to the Clintons too.
Yeah they are all good friends.. but their political PR work is incredible powerful, showing that money can buy a lot of press.
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@Ms Taylor
Meghan Markle: great example you name here.
But also an example that this kind of machinery only works for a rather limited period of time before people, sooner or later, tire of the same old, same old. Like: What designer is being worn? In what restaurant did one dine? Whom did one holiday with?
In Markle’s case, her being in a far more popular and front / center spot than Amal, her half-life period in the media was barely 12 months before the overkill of their media presence and their do-goodie lecturing to their ‘peasants’ backfired in a rather spectacular manner. These days the Sussexes are considered ‘toxic’ in the UK.
It will be interesting to watch if the Clooney’s friendship with the Sussexes will stand this test – is it real friendship, or just a kind of business model for mutual benefit? These days, very very few people would wish to be associated with MM and Harry. I doubt many Britons would care if MM and H simply moved to the US.
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I agree with those who have posted that their interest in Amal is focused on the PR aspect. I have to confess that I am in that group…and after all, although George Clooney was well-known, Amal’s name was most probably only familiar to certain groups in her native U.K. Having said all of this, the roll-out of Amal prior to the wedding was fascinating to watch. The continued PR strategy afterwards where Amal has positioned herself in a combined way as a fashionista-human rights lawyer has also been interesting to watch. As I have commented previously, I don’t think this hybrid concept works to her advantage. I also think that whomever is coordinating her PR, a fundamental error has been made and that is that the public will give their ongoing attention to a figure, but since this is a relationship, the object of their attention needs to give back. When I take a long look at how Amal has been managed, there is a firm barrier into her personal side. For example, I had expected a couples interview with her and George at some point and that hasn’t happened. Also, any information about their children has mostly been obtained by accident thru the stealthy work of photographers. I can’t help, but compare this to what the royal family has done, what political candidates have done etc. So, whereas Princess Diana and Charles gave joint TV interviews etc, George and Amal give none. George goes on late nite TV shows, talks in a limited way about the twins and only shows their photo to the host. I think this has worked against the PR aims that Amal or her people have, because it creates a one-sided relationship where the object-requesting-the public’s-attention gives nothing back. I think it also results in creating a one dimensional feel for the PR object. I inquired in this thread about an essay that Amal wrote concerning the events in Lebanon and desire for political reform. Although I could only access a piece of this via the web, what I was able to read enlarged my view of Amal in a positive way. It did so because it had a more personal tone. This is the kind of approach that is lacking in their PR strategy IMO. If Amal truly wants to strengthen her work at the Clooney foundation and is using PR for that purpose–I think the aims of this organization are very good-she would do well to rethink her PR/marketing approach. FYI, I am not in PR, but have found this all interesting to watch….
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Jamie,
First she is not “native UK”. She is native to Lebanon as she was born there.
Second, her “Clooney foundation” is made to reduce their huge mess of taxes they got after George sold his tequila business and became billionare… This is a classic millionare celebrity strategy, especially if they want to play politics..
Ms Clooney has a bit more interest in mingling with the high upper British society, hence her millionare mansion in the UK after she got married and her new friendhip with Meghan.
Ms Clooney’s PR already did the work and she is now famous, therefore she is being called and paid a good summ for being political speaker.
They are a couple made in heaven sharing political ambitions. Ms Clinton’s failure did somehow break their ambition bubble. You will never seen them giving an interview or together unless there is a PR reason, ie, his movie, or her “case”.. and it is not that they are “private” or shy couple. :- )
By the way neither one of them seems to give a real hoot about Lebanon.
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Ms. Taylor:
Of course you are correct that Amal was born in Lebanon. I suspect she thinks of herself more as British than Lebanese though. Regarding the Clooney Foundation, George has been involved in philanthropy and in human rights issues for many years. You may recall his work in the Sudan…he and his father traveled there. He has made multiple appeals regarding that region. I have no reason to doubt his sincerity. I would agree that Amal is quite new to the human rights field and that the Clooney machine worked hard to bolster her credentials. And, it’s clear that she enjoys the limelight. However, I have gone to the Clooney Foundation’s website and read about their activities. I think what they are doing has the potential to do much good in the world. If there is a tax benefit, I can think of easier ways that the rich shelter their money (Caymans etc,). Just my opinion…
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really vdhps.. don’t you have anything better to do than ask people you will never know why they come here ? LOL well sit comfortable with a cuppa.. you will be waiting
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Maria, yeah sorry, when I said “good friends” I didn’t mean real friends, but a convenient relationship in the political and celebrity world :- ) Both women technically were looking for fame, power and celebrity and both reached their goals through marriage. Now their connection is still strong and on going, and they will maintain this relationship in order to keep growing their power :- )
Is fascinating to see how the Sussexes are learning from the Clooneys. Doesn’t the “suing the Daily Mail” sound too familiar to what Clooney did years ago when DM said that Baria didn’t approve their relationship (when obviously Baria was ecstatic haha) ?
Cheers
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I didn’t know that there were other platforms. Thank you!
Only Amaloonies should comment? Life isn’t a vacuum where everyone will act in accordance to your world view. I’m sure I wouldn’t like your aesthetic, if you find Amal stylish. Now we can agree on something! Yay!
Have a day filled with Amal-unicorns!
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“I didn’t know that there were other platforms.”
AFAIK there aren’t any other.
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Why all this coffee drinking in public? Is she endorsing coffee cups now, like she endorses designers?
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After advising the nanny, the cook, the bodyguard and the stylist it makes her appear busy, I guess. I assume it is empty. Oscar de la Rente and a cup of coffee in a car just doesn’t fit very much.
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Thank you for your funny yet spot-on response. Made me laugh.
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Pretty color.
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Nati:
Any chance that you will cover the essay Amal recently wrote on the events in Lebanon? I think it would be interesting to read…
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Ms Taylor – they are not billionaires – they are millionaires – because, their fortune is under 1000 millions.
2nd. it is normal, that rich people donate money – I am sure not only for not paying that much taxes. You have always more money, if you do not donate.
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