Why some etiquette experts wouldn’t approve of Georgina’s latest look

Cristiano Ronaldo He received the award from FIFA for having surpassed Ali Daei as the player with the most goals at national team level. And of course, Georgina Rodriguez, who has become the woman of the moment by launching her most personal and important project in the workplace, Netflix’s ‘I’m Georgina’, He accompanied his partner on such an important date. Chapter by chapter, the documentary series, halfway between a traditional reality show and an Instagrammer-worthy diary, follows Georgina in her usual day-to-day life, from shopping for luxury brands to her sanity in the face of excessive waste. “€4 for a cucumber? The most expensive salad in history”, Jaca’s confessed in one of the promotional videos for ‘I’m Georgina’.

Returning to the controversial look, the family traveled to Zurich on their private jet, and having uploaded a photograph of the plane, although it is something increasingly common among influencers, is considered by the ‘Daily Mail’ as a sign of evil taste.

The medium is known for messing with the style of the women of the soccer players of the moment, and with Ronaldo being in the Manchester United, every time they put out an item where they can mini-slap Georgina, they do. In fact, in the article in which they talk about how certain gestures and accessories intended to denote a symbol of high status end up doing the opposite, when they talk about the desire of celebrities to upload photographs of their private jet, the image they use to illustrate the idea is of Georgina and Ronaldo on their jet.

Following the keys of the elaborate guide, the look with which he accompanied Ronaldo to receive his well-deserved award was not the epitome of elegance either… The chosen watch is indeed worthy of applause, since the 18-carat mini Panthère de Cartier model, which costs 19,400 euros, is the design that Charlotte’s character wears in ‘And Just Like That’, and by now we all know that those responsible for the series’ costumes would never put a piece of jewelry on the New Yorker that was not an ode to elegance. However, it is the other two accessories that shape the look that make this a sophistication boost for the Anglo-Saxon medium… And it is here that we can point out that the medium has a problematic double standard, because talking about the Hermès Birkin and of the heels of Christian Louboutin as of the accessories that make whoever wears them a seedy figure, it makes it clear that in reality it says more about whoever points it out than whoever wears them. After all, when it’s Beyoncé the one wearing Louboutin heels nothing happens, but if Georgina does, it seems so… Etiquette expert William Hanson stressed that people who truly belong to the elite resort to more subtle accessories; that is to say, William was speaking, after all, of silent luxury.

That is why he pointed out that wearing a bolso Birkin “It’s still acceptable, as long as it’s not too big or flashy.” He recommended wearing the Hermès Kelly model instead, as it is less common, although he points out that it is much better to bet on Goyard designs. “Size doesn’t matter… In fact, the smaller the better. You would never see the queen with a bag as big as a football field”, comments the expert. Although this comment is a clear allusion to the huge Birkin that Victoria Beckham used to wear to see David Beckham To play, we must clarify that the Birkin that Georgina wears for this occasion is small in size… But at this point, we well know that in her collection of Birkin bags there are designs such as the Himalaya Birkin, which Hermès manufactures every year for its most select clients , a design that is around 100,000 euros and that celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Chiara Ferragni, Kim Kardashian and Victoria herself. We can also imagine that the etiquette expert does not believe that they are the most elegant women on the planet…

Georgina opted for a discreet and elegant total black look in which her tight dress combines with her simple matching cloth coat.

The final touch of the outfit is the one that would make the British etiquette expert nervous, because it looks, of course, Christian Louboutin heels. “The aristocracy prefers sensible heels, like Russell and Bromley designs, not Louboutin ones,” the expert clarified. And it is here that we discover that, for some, the epitome of elegance is found in the aristocracy and the monarchy, which is why anyone who strays from that unattainable place cannot be truly elegant. And that is why today we want to praise Georgina’s look, because it is discreet, sophisticated and, although she opts for classic luxury accessories, she has chosen the least ostentatious ones from her wardrobe.

By the way, one last detail: if she had chosen diamond-encrusted bags or feathered heels, she would have been no less elegant doing so. Or perhaps the feathers are optimal when Letizia wears them and the Louboutins if Queen Máxima of the Netherlands wears them, but not when the others wear them?

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