Vicky Martín Berrocal is going through one of his best moments. The businesswoman is radiant and that is something that we have been able to see through her social networks. The Andalusian has even dared to make a radical change of look, with which she has left many of her followers speechless.
The socialite, who just turned 50, wanted to change her style and her hairstyle, completely renewing her wardrobe and wearing a dazzling hairstyle. The Andalusian surprised with a very different medium length from what she has us used to. ''It took 50 years to say goodbye to my long hair,'' commented the designer on her social media.
This haircut is one of the favorite options for many of our celebrities, who take advantage of these summer months to show off a more summery and, above all, fresher look. For this reason, her daughter, Alba Díaz, the result of her marriage to the bullfighter Manuel Díaz 'El Cordobés', wanted to ''copy'' her mother and surprise her with the same haircut.
A very flattering hairstyle with which both are showing off on the beaches of Eivissa. And it is that mother and daughter have been on the Pitiusa island for several days enjoying a family vacation with the sister and mother of the designer, Rocío Martín Berrocal and Victoria Serrano.
The island has become in recent months the favorite place for many of today's most famous faces. Therefore, it is not surprising that he has come across some other famous personality. But what mother and daughter did not expect was to meet one of the most famous Hollywood actors in the world.
As Alba Díaz revealed through her social networks, her mother, Vicky Martín Berrocal, and she met the American actor Leonardo DiCaprio. It all happened when they were both having dinner at one of the most exclusive and popular restaurants on the island. There they suddenly met the interpreter and both lived one of the most impressive moments of their lives.
The designer and her daughter did not want to go into details before the EuropaPress cameras, but when the reporter asked them about the anecdote, they both laughed. "I tackled him," declared Alba Díaz, while her mother remained silent.
