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While the term “fashion royalty” is often thrown around in certain circles, it’s a rather rare experience that someone who earns the label is also actually a member of the royal class. Enter: Saudi Arabian princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz. Aljuhani married into royalty when she wed Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan bin Fahad bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz. The two have three children together, and when she’s not busy being a mother and a princess, HRH is hopping from show to show at fashion weeks the world over. Her style is impeccable and unique; she has an interesting way of mixing pieces from disparate designers and making it look completely effortless.
18 March 2017 | Princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz attends the Rose Ball 2017 To Benefit The Princess Grace Foundation at Sporting Monte-Carlo in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. © Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Europe
“Must be nice to be Princess Dina of Saudi Arabia. Gets to enjoy the freedom of the western world and the saudis blood money. Can’t imagine how anyone respects her” - Submitted by Anonymous
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Chateau de Ferrières on the night of the party - 1972 Surrealist Dinner Party [2/3] :
If you were one of the lucky few on the guest list you would be greeted by the front of the chateau flooded with amber lights, making it appear like the building was on fire. Along the staircase up the front door, servants dressed as cats pretended to be asleep - that is, until they welcomed the incoming guests by pawing the walls. Inside a disorienting labyrinth of black ribbons forced guests to find their way, something not all guests mentioned to do successfully. Luckily the ‘cats’ were there to rescue any lost soul and guide them to the festivities; a dinner where the plates were covered in fur and the tables decorated with taxidermied tortoises. The dessert was a woman made of sugar laying in a bed of roses, a scene which resembled a human sacrifice. The bread was blue and the menu had cannibalistic little puns: 'lady and sir-loin’, 'extra-lucid’ soup and 'goat’s cheese roasted in post-coital sadness’.
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[1972] Rothschild Surrealist Dinner Party
Rothschild Surrealist Dinner Party, 1972
The Surrealist Party (by the Rothschild family)