This Thursday, Tamara Falcó once again became the protagonist of the current affairs gathering on El Hormiguero. After spending these first weeks talking about her wedding and honeymoon, in the last program the Marchioness of Griñón detailed what Isabel Preysler is like as her grandmother.
"It's incredible. The other day neither Ana nor I had seen her all day. She opens the door and asks for my nephew. Seeing that he's not there, she leaves the room. Without greeting us," she explained in a funny way. " There is Miguel (Ana Boyer's eldest son) with a permanent marker on one of his favorite sofas. And I tell her: 'But, mom, he looks at what he's doing.' She only answers me: 'Oh, he's giving his brother a gift.' "I don't know what happens to grandmothers who seem to forget all the norms and rules that they themselves had set," said Falcó, who also confirmed that at her mother's house they speak in Spanish and English.
For her participation in the space presented by Pablo Motos, the businesswoman opted for a design from Massimo Dutti's new collection. Tamara was radiant in a nappa leather dress that stood out for its cut that is quite timeless, making it a good addition to have as a wardrobe staple.
This sheepskin creation is midi cut and has a round neck, is sleeveless and has a fluid skirt that provides that sophisticated touch. In addition, it incorporates the detail of a belt with a buckle that stylizes the silhouette and enhances the effect of one size smaller. Its price is 299 euros and it is for sale in sizes XS, S, M and L.
Falcó completed the look with elegant two-tone pumps from Aquazzura, one of her favorite footwear brands, which stood out for their combination of black and nude, another model that is also timeless and combines perfectly with any other style. As for his jewelry, he debuted some gold earrings and rings from Tous.
The businesswoman chose to leave her hair loose with the part on one side and a very flattering makeup with brown shadows, nude lips and a touch of pink blush to highlight the good-looking effect.
