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absolutely!!Originally posted by leyla m.+Mar 20th, 2004 - 1:02 pm--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(leyla m. @ Mar 20th, 2004 - 1:02 pm)</div><div class='quotemain'>@Mar 20th, 2004 - 9:51 am
STILL A PRINCESS,cheap look
Looks like an around 10 year old pic... when it was okey to look like that so...
anyway, if we wanna show pics of what royals looked before they came to power, we would be here forever laughing away.
at least, RANIA has changed her look...her silver dress is baaaaaad, but not that far from what the scandinavian royalty loves to wear
[/b][/quote]As a Swede I have to defend our royal family.. I find them dressing pretty nice - sometimes a bit on the boring side.. It is more the Danish and absolutely the Norweigian royal family that has made some awful fashion mistakes...
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She doesn't look fat.. look at her arms and you can see her collorbones (sp?) it is more the case of a poorly fitted dress (the color is YUCK!)Originally posted by mademoisellecoco@Mar 20th, 2004 - 4:26 pm
fat rania
Maybe she just started working out and toned up a bit.. I can't say I see a big difference in Ranias size
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She doesn't look fat.. look at her arms and you can see her collorbones (sp?) it is more the case of a poorly fitted dress (the color is YUCK!)Originally posted by beiby+Mar 20th, 2004 - 4:35 pm--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(beiby @ Mar 20th, 2004 - 4:35 pm)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-mademoisellecoco@Mar 20th, 2004 - 4:26 pm
fat rania
Maybe she just started working out and toned up a bit.. I can't say I see a big difference in Ranias size
[/b][/quote]if you don't see that she's fat in that picture,so look at her face
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Personally, I think she looks gorgeous and quite well dressed. As for her fashion missteps, even the best have them! 
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I don't agree,she's not always looking gourgeousOriginally posted by purplelucrezia@Mar 20th, 2004 - 4:42 pm
Personally, I think she looks gorgeous and quite well dressed. As for her fashion missteps, even the best have them!
but all tastes are in nature and beauty is the eyes of the spectator
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what i can add again,that before she indeed was giving an impression of warmth and genuiness but now,her manufactured new look lacks natural,we don't see in her eyes any thing B)
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I indeed observed many times her yellow teeths(even a big relooking),just forget to brush them or untretable
17 MARCH 2004
Zara Phillips was among the equestrian fans who turned out for the opening day of the National Hunt Festival on Tuesday.
The horse-mad royal, who is a regular fixture at the three-day event, brought a touch of aristocratic glamour to Cheltenham Racecourse. But despite being a big fan of the festival, Zara's thoughts were on the forthcoming Olympics Games in Greece.
The 22-year-old was delighted to hear that she has been included on the shortlist of riders for the games, but it remains to be seen whether she will make the final cut. Only five of the 14 hopefuls will be going to Athens, so Zara faces an anxious wait to see if she is chosen.
In the meantime the pretty blonde is receiving encouragement from the Queen herself. "My grandmother was thrilled when I was chosen for the long list," she revealed. "She'll be watching if I get to go."
And the young royal also explained that, despite being head of state, the monarch is very much a normal gran. "I often call her and tell her what my horse has been up to," she said. "Although she's the Queen, she's my grandmother and we don't have a different relationship because of who she is. She knows all the horses and likes to find out what's going on."
It seems some of Zara's other relatives may have somewhat underestimated her skills, however: "The boys, my cousins Prince William and Prince Harry, said: 'Oh my God, I didn't realise you were this good'," she explained. "I said, 'Thanks guys'."
Zara Phillips was among the equestrian fans who turned out for the opening day of the National Hunt Festival on Tuesday.
The horse-mad royal, who is a regular fixture at the three-day event, brought a touch of aristocratic glamour to Cheltenham Racecourse. But despite being a big fan of the festival, Zara's thoughts were on the forthcoming Olympics Games in Greece.
The 22-year-old was delighted to hear that she has been included on the shortlist of riders for the games, but it remains to be seen whether she will make the final cut. Only five of the 14 hopefuls will be going to Athens, so Zara faces an anxious wait to see if she is chosen.
In the meantime the pretty blonde is receiving encouragement from the Queen herself. "My grandmother was thrilled when I was chosen for the long list," she revealed. "She'll be watching if I get to go."
And the young royal also explained that, despite being head of state, the monarch is very much a normal gran. "I often call her and tell her what my horse has been up to," she said. "Although she's the Queen, she's my grandmother and we don't have a different relationship because of who she is. She knows all the horses and likes to find out what's going on."
It seems some of Zara's other relatives may have somewhat underestimated her skills, however: "The boys, my cousins Prince William and Prince Harry, said: 'Oh my God, I didn't realise you were this good'," she explained. "I said, 'Thanks guys'."
17 MARCH 2004
Prince Harry, who is currently working on community projects in Africa, will have a second gap year before he starts his military training. Clarence House has confirmed that the young royal will enjoy an extra 12 months of character-forming activities before he enters Sandhurst.
Given that most first year recruits are university graduates, the Prince of Wales feels that his son would find it easier to integrate if he waits until he is slightly older.
"There are plans for Harry to extend his gap period into next year," revealed Charles' new communications secretary Paddy Harveson. "That means that when he enters Sandhurst he will be of a more similar age to the rest of the intake."
It remains to be seen what the teenager will do during the extra year, but it has been suggested he might spend some time in Argentina. Royal sources have also rejected press reports that the prince has become something of a playboy. "Gap years are not just about work, they are also about having fun," said one aide. "Harry is a typical late teenager who enjoys going out and enjoys going to clubs."
Prince Harry, who is currently working on community projects in Africa, will have a second gap year before he starts his military training. Clarence House has confirmed that the young royal will enjoy an extra 12 months of character-forming activities before he enters Sandhurst.
Given that most first year recruits are university graduates, the Prince of Wales feels that his son would find it easier to integrate if he waits until he is slightly older.
"There are plans for Harry to extend his gap period into next year," revealed Charles' new communications secretary Paddy Harveson. "That means that when he enters Sandhurst he will be of a more similar age to the rest of the intake."
It remains to be seen what the teenager will do during the extra year, but it has been suggested he might spend some time in Argentina. Royal sources have also rejected press reports that the prince has become something of a playboy. "Gap years are not just about work, they are also about having fun," said one aide. "Harry is a typical late teenager who enjoys going out and enjoys going to clubs."
18 MARCH 2004
With just a couple of months until the wedding of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, the issue of what might happen to the couple's children in case of divorce has come under the spotlight.
According to the Danish palace, Mary could obtain custody of her children and take them to her native Australia. However, other law experts have speculated that Queen Margrethe would be the one to decide the future of any offspring of her son and his wife.
It was reported that the future princess had signed a document which states that, in case of divorce, she will automatically concede custody of their children. These rumours have been denied by the palace, however.
"As far as we know, they have not signed an agreement on this matter. Both Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson come under the jurisdiction of Danish law in regard to custody… In case of divorce, the custody of the children would be shared. If there were problems in coming to an agreement, there is the possibility that just one of the parents would take charge of the children. In that case, it would be up to the courts to decide which one," said Communications Officer Henrik Gam.
He continues: "Whether Mary could take the children out of the country or not would depend on whether she had sole custody. If custody was shared, she wouldn't be able to take the children out of Denmark unless the other party was in agreement."
With just a couple of months until the wedding of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, the issue of what might happen to the couple's children in case of divorce has come under the spotlight.
According to the Danish palace, Mary could obtain custody of her children and take them to her native Australia. However, other law experts have speculated that Queen Margrethe would be the one to decide the future of any offspring of her son and his wife.
It was reported that the future princess had signed a document which states that, in case of divorce, she will automatically concede custody of their children. These rumours have been denied by the palace, however.
"As far as we know, they have not signed an agreement on this matter. Both Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson come under the jurisdiction of Danish law in regard to custody… In case of divorce, the custody of the children would be shared. If there were problems in coming to an agreement, there is the possibility that just one of the parents would take charge of the children. In that case, it would be up to the courts to decide which one," said Communications Officer Henrik Gam.
He continues: "Whether Mary could take the children out of the country or not would depend on whether she had sole custody. If custody was shared, she wouldn't be able to take the children out of Denmark unless the other party was in agreement."
