Next Sunday, April 23, the starting gun will be given to the long-awaited April Fair. There are many women who already have their flamenco dress, shawl and flower ready to dance sevillanas and drink rebujito in the different booths that will be installed at the El Real fairgrounds until the 29th.
But for those who are at the fair for the first time and don't know how to dress, the tiktoker Natalia Gones, with more than 80,900 followers on the social network, has given the keys to getting the styling right. In recent days, the young woman from Seville has published several videos in which she advises on "how not to look like a picture" at one of the most crowded events.
In one of the videos, he explains that the April Fair begins with "El pescaíto", a dinner whose main dish is fried fish accompanied by sausages and cheeses, and ends on the 29th with the fireworks display, which can be seen from Triana bridge. He also details that there is a free boat from the Torre del Oro to the fair and that it is recommended to bring cash
But the stylistic recommendations have been the ones that have most attracted the attention of his followers, such as the fact that they have to wear the right shoes, no pumps with stiletto heels, but heels in a comfortable format, such as the wide heel, as well like wedge sandals.
Likewise, it ensures that if you don't go dressed as a flamenco, you should not place the flower on your head and that for the night of "El pescaíto" you should go dressed but not in a flamenco dress. Some details that many have questioned, especially the recommendation of the flower. "Go as it comes from your soul and enjoy" or "I'm sorry, but the flower ALWAYS", say some of the comments.
The tiktoker has also taken advantage of a question from a follower to make a video in which she better exposes the indications for not going in a box, such as short suits, which she states are for girls and not for adults. "There are many people who use the excuse of the heat, but there are already flamenco dresses that weigh little and are quite cool that can be used before putting on a short dress", she says.
She also recommends always wearing your hair up to place the flower on top of your head, never to one side and with your hair loose because it "recharges the look." It also ensures that heavy makeup, sunglasses or bags should not be worn, since flamenco dresses have a pocket in the petticoat.
In other videos, Gones has shared with her followers several ideas for looks for those who do not want to wear the typical costume. One of the most applauded suggestions is a brown satin dress combined with an off-white shawl, a set that she proposes for the Thursday of the fair.
