As expected, this Thursday's El Hormiguero discussion focused on the agreement between the PSOE and Junts to invest Pedro Sánchez as President of the Government for four more years. One of the most critical of this alliance was Tamara Falcó, who expressed her rejection of it.
''I don't agree, because I think that many socialists think it's good and that's the problem,'' said the Marchioness of Griñón, who added: "it's no longer the socialist party, it's Sánchez's party. That's what sad. Some support it and those who don't support it are fascists or fascists.'"
For her participation in the Pablo Motos section of the program, Isabel Preysler's daughter recovered one of the star fabrics of winter: velvet. Specifically, she chose a sleeveless mandarin collar top that added a festive touch to her total black look, which is an inspiration for the Christmas holidays.
The businesswoman combined the top with a midi skirt with elastic detail on the figure that helped enhance her figure. She completed the look with strappy jewel sandals and earrings and a ring from Tous, her trusted jewelry store that she has been working with for years and even has her own collection.
A proposal that many of its followers can copy for company dinners or Christmas meals since velvet is one of the most elegant fabrics that also transmits that festive touch. As Falcó showed, a fabric that is very easy to combine with other types of fabrics and that can transform a style that at first glance might seem bland.
In collections of signatures such as H
Top with off-the-shoulder neckline and long sleeves by H
Short dress with a high neck and armhole sleeves with shoulder pads from Zara (29.95 euros).
Asymmetrical top with flower detail at the neck by Mango (35.99 euros).
Velvet blazer with lapel collar and pockets by Massimo Dutti (149 euros).
